A Good Woman
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:21:00
Too slow. Come on.
:21:04
All right.
:21:07
Yes, I'll be there.
In an hour.

:21:10
Okay, in an hour.
:21:12
It's quitting time.
We're going to lunch.

:21:14
Can't, sorry.
:21:17
- You're working?
- Money never sleeps.

:21:21
Bugger!
:21:23
All paying jobs absorb...
:21:26
and degrade the mind.
:21:27
You never had a paying job.
:21:29
I rest my case.
:21:30
Cultivated leisure is
man's true calling.

:21:33
- I have to send some telegrams in town.
- I'll wait for you.

:21:36
I'll be all afternoon.
I don't want you to waste the day.

:21:41
- Do you mind, John?
- Do I mind?

:21:44
No, of course not.
:21:55
If you have to escort that woman to
the opera, please don't sit with us.

:21:59
Think of Alessandra.
:22:00
Mrs Erlynne has her own seats.
:22:02
Who pays for them?
:22:04
Her uncle just died.
She's come into some money.

:22:06
And Mr Windemere's visits?
:22:09
He's managing her investments,
of course.

:22:11
You're so fond of gossip.
:22:13
You don't give the truth a chance
to put its pants on.

:22:15
It's not the truth that's going without
pants, dear Tuppy.

:22:19
Would you mind not smoking?
:22:22
Opera makes me feel so romantic.
:22:24
Anything too stupid to be
said is sung.

:22:28
How's that romantic?
:22:29
And the women are
always so fleshy!

:22:33
Excuse me, that's my foot.
:22:36
Right over here?
:22:38
What did I tell you?
:22:50
Stop, boy!
:22:54
Fried anchovies and clams
in a bog. Delicious.


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