1:20:03
Just like sisters.
1:20:06
What can l do for you,
Mr. Beckwith?
1:20:10
Well, Mrs. Webber,
Mrs. Doughty's...
1:20:12
been telling me
you may be interested...
1:20:13
in placing your house
on the market.
1:20:16
But, Tisha--
1:20:17
After our little talk
yesterday, dear...
1:20:19
l thought this was a chance
we shouldn't miss.
1:20:22
Strike while the iron
is hot, dear.
1:20:24
So say l.
1:20:26
That's a very good principle
in business, Mrs. Doughty.
1:20:29
Thank you.
1:20:37
You're not winterized here,
of course.
1:20:39
My aunt built this house
over a half-century ago.
1:20:45
Pity.
1:20:52
Still, it's
a beautiful situation.
1:20:55
That view alone will
guarantee you a good price.
1:21:00
Could you give us an idea
what this place is worth?
1:21:03
How many bedrooms have you got,
Mrs. Webber?
1:21:06
Three.
1:21:09
Can l just take
a look upstairs?
1:21:11
No!
1:21:14
Come down, please.
1:21:21
Mrs. Doughty is mistaken.
1:21:23
My house is not for sale.
1:21:30
Good-bye, Mrs. Webber.
1:21:31
Forgive the intrusion.
1:21:34
l hope l haven't...
1:21:38
lf you ever reconsider....
1:21:48
Well, l'd better
be on my way, too.
1:21:52
Well, l must go about my chores.
1:21:54
You must come and visit us
in Philadelphia next winter.
1:21:58
Sarah, l only meant to--