:45:45
It is three after seven.
:45:47
Yes, ma'am. You said we were Ieaving
at fifteen to eight.
:45:50
At the Iatest, I said.
:45:54
What business you got dragging
this mess out of the house by yourseIf?.
:45:59
Who was here to heIp me?
:46:01
Lord, have mercy!
:46:02
It don't take more than five minutes
to Ioad this car.
:46:06
You're fixing to break your arms and
your Iegs before we even Ieave the manor.
:46:10
You're taking on too much.
:46:12
I hate doing things at the Iast minute.
:46:14
What you taIking about?
Been ready to go for a week and a haIf.
:46:18
-Give me that.
-No, don't touch that.
:46:20
It sure is pretty.
Is that Mr. WaIter's present?
:46:24
Yes. It's fragiIe. I'II put it on the seat.
:46:27
Good morning, Mr. Werthan.
:46:28
You nearIy missed us.
:46:30
You were Ieaving at quarter of.
:46:32
-She's taking on.
-Be stiII!
:46:35
FIorine bought this for UncIe WaIter.
:46:37
Mama, it's not a snake!
:46:39
I think it's notepaper.
:46:41
How appropriate. UncIe WaIter can't see.
:46:44
Maybe it's soap.
:46:46
How nice that you take an interest
in your uncIe's 90th birthday.
:46:50
Don't start up with me, Mama.
:46:51
I can't go to MobiIe with you.
:46:53
I have to go to New York for a convention.
:46:55
The convention starts Monday.
:46:57
And I know what eIse I know.