:07:02
-It's not an art we have in the States.
-Indeed, sir.
:07:06
Thank you, Stevens.
:07:08
Mr. Lewis.
:07:42
Dear Mrs. Benn...
:07:44
...I propose to reach Clevedon
on October 3rd around 4 p.m.
:07:48
I'd be grateful for a line from you...
:07:50
... to reach me at the post office
at Collingbourne, near Hungerford...
:07:55
... where I'm planning to stop.
:08:04
Mrs. Benn, I always said you
possess an amazing memory.
:08:08
Our new employer is indeed
Congressman Lewis...
:08:11
... though he's now retired
from political life in the U.S.
:08:15
He's taken up residence at Darlington
Hall, soon to be joined by his family.
:08:19
But I regret to say we are woefully
understaffed for a house this size.
:08:24
Mrs. Benn, will you permit me
once again to sing your praises?
:08:28
Let me state that when you left
to get married...
:08:31
...no housekeeper ever reached
your high standard in any department.
:08:46
I well remember your arrival
at Darlington Hall.
:08:49
You came somewhat unexpectedly,
one might even say impulsively...
:08:53
... while we were dead in the middle
of the Charlgrove meet.
:08:56
That day is marked in my
memory in another way as well.