1:00:05
Oh. I saw Mr Adams.
Then I saw you through the...
1:00:09
It's early, but I thought you might be...
1:00:11
- You're not open?
- We just opened.
1:00:14
If Mrs Adams isn't about yet,
I can just come back a little later.
1:00:18
What did you have in mind?
1:00:21
Just some thread. So it can wait.
1:00:25
Mrs Guthrie, do you know that I am now
the proud possessor of this?
1:00:32
That isn't why I came here.
1:00:34
Don't think that's why I came here.
1:00:36
Are you willing to part with it to me?
1:00:39
I must part with it...
if you're sure you want it.
1:00:43
I want it.
1:00:45
Now, what did Mr Fiddler
say it was worth?
1:00:49
He said...
He thought I might get $25 for it.
1:00:56
Now, 50's the price Mr Fiddler quoted
and what it's worth to me.
1:01:01
I can't allow you to...
1:01:04
Now, Mrs Guthrie,
don't you think you owe yourself...
1:01:10
a new dress?
1:01:13
I haven't had a new dress since...
1:01:16
Well, it's been a long time.
1:01:21
Silk.
1:01:24
Or maybe something gay.
1:01:33
I really can't decide.
1:01:35
I'm afraid of losing all control
with my new-found riches.
1:01:39
I'll have to think it over
and come back later.
1:01:41
- Thread.
- Yes.
1:01:44
Thread. I do need some thread.
1:01:46
It's white.
1:01:50
- Thank you for opening for me.
- There you are, Ruth.
1:01:53
Good morning, Hannah. One spool
of thread. That's 12 cents, please.
1:01:57
It's a lovely morning, isn't it? Just lovely.