:12:03
Hebrew?
:12:07
I should think French
would be more help.
:12:10
Or Italian.
:12:12
Lord knows there are enough of them
around these days to speak it with.
:12:16
Are you sure you dont want
to give my father a message?
:12:19
So many outsiders
in the village these days.
:12:23
Oh, from London.
:12:25
- Yeah.
- I adore crosswords.
:12:27
Well, you can take it with you
if you like.
:12:29
- But your fathers doing it.
- Im doing it.
:12:34
And Hebrew.
:12:37
My sons children tell me...
:12:39
...you gave them some birthday cake
the other night.
:12:42
He came inside the house?
:12:45
- My son?
- Yeah, he came inside.
:12:48
Your father?
:12:50
Your father was here that evening?
:12:52
He was in his study.
:12:54
When hes working,
he cant be disturbed.
:12:57
Since that evening,
my sons been back?
:13:01
No.
:13:02
- Not been back at all?
- No.
:13:06
If my son should come back
and your father isnt here...
:13:09
...it might be better
if you didnt let him in.
:13:14
Well, he didnt ask
my permission the first time.
:13:18
I hope you didnt intend that
to sound so rude.
:13:21
L"II tell my father you said not to let
your son inside the door.
:13:24
That wont be necessary.
:13:26
Maybe I dont understand
what you want, Mrs. Hallet.
:13:28
One thing I certainly do not want...
:13:30
...is to go on and on about something
that doesnt matter in the slightest.
:13:34
I came for jelly glasses.
We'll get them now.
:13:37
Your son says I have pretty hair.
:13:39
Did he tell you that?
:13:43
Well get the glasses now.
:13:46
Theyre in the cellar.
:13:49
Well move this table...
:13:50
...so I can get the rug up
and raise the trap door.
:13:52
My father and I like the table
where it is.
:13:55
But the glasses are in the cellar.
:13:57
L"II get them for you later,
Mrs. Hallet.