:25:02
Art, literature, beauty.
:25:07
And all that stuff about ghosts.
:25:09
Did he get, like, a bad clam
in his jambalaya one night?
:25:11
You don't believe
in ghosts, sir?
:25:14
Absolutely not.
Let me tell you something.
:25:17
The way l see it, you only go
around the track once.
:25:19
So you do it full-out
all the way around.
:25:22
Mr. Evers, may l confide in you?
:25:27
Please do.
:25:28
The master is not well.
:25:30
He must leave this house,
Mr. Evers.
:25:32
He must move on.
:25:34
lt is of the gravest importance,
l assure you.
:25:38
Or l fear the very worst.
:25:44
l can't believe this.
:25:46
Still no reception.
:25:47
We had to take
that little detour.
:25:50
20 minutes tops.
Yeah, right.
:25:52
Do you think it's gonna stop
raining soon?
:25:54
How should l know?
l'm not the weatherman.
:25:58
Hmm.
:26:01
Stogies.
:26:04
Not bad.
:26:05
Not at all .
Hold onto that.
:26:09
Hmm.
Hmm.
:26:12
Wonderful.
:26:13
Must be nice.
Must be really nice.
:26:17
l tell ya.
:26:19
Ahh.
:26:22
Hmm.
:26:26
Hello there, good man .
:26:28
Ramsley,
fix the gentleman a drink.
:26:29
Nigel , l just recently returned
from the Continent,
:26:32
where l found
the most interesting book.
:26:34
Yes, it was called
''Raising the Dead.''
:26:36
Oh! Oh, cripes.
:26:38
Oh.
l hope that doesn't stain.
:26:41
Oh.
:26:53
Wow.