:49:02
about his leaving the house
after supper.
:49:04
There's no reason why I should
have to explain things to you.
:49:09
No. Should we just relax.
:49:18
Would you move over and
make a little room?
:49:23
Is that enough room for you?
:49:25
It is for me, how about you?
:49:30
It was a lovely remark
your husband made...
:49:34
the good neighbour policy,
I mean.
:49:38
"You do me a good turn
and I'll do you one. "
:49:44
That was the way he put it.
:49:54
There now.
:49:56
Thanks.
:49:57
There's a lot of fine cotton lint
floating in the air.
:50:00
I know. It bothers my sinus.
:50:03
You're a very delicate woman,
Mrs. Meighan.
:50:08
Delicate, me?
:50:11
There isn't much of you,
but what there is, is choice...
:50:17
delectable, I might say.
:50:20
You're fine fibred...
:50:24
soft...
:50:26
smooth...
:50:30
This conversation really is
taking a personal turn.
:50:34
You make me think of cotton.
No...
:50:38
No fabric or cloth...
:50:41
not even satin or silk...
:50:46
no kind of fibre,
not even a cotton fibre...
:50:51
has the absolute delicacy
of your skin.
:50:55
Should I say thanks, or something?
:50:58
Just smile.
You've got an attractive smile...