:10:08
no, there's nothing left for me now
:10:10
but to tour Canada and Australia,
:10:13
god help me.
:10:15
nonsense, miss Lambert.
:10:16
it's not nonsense.
:10:19
I've decided to retire
and let myself go.
:10:22
I'll have potatoes for lunch
and potatoes for dinner.
:10:28
beer. god, I love beer!
:10:31
and treacle pudding and
cherry tart and cream.
:10:34
cream, cream, cream, cream, cream...
:10:38
as god is my judge,
:10:39
I'll never eat a lettuce leaf again.
:10:42
oh, god, I bet I know who that is.
:10:47
good afternoon, Evie.
:10:49
oh, Mrs. de vries, what a surprise.
:10:52
uh, I hope this isn't inconvenient
:10:54
but I have to see miss Lambert
:10:56
on a business matter.
:10:57
she isn't having one
of her afternoon naps,
:11:00
is she?
:11:04
wait a minute.
:11:08
guess who's here.
:11:09
show her in.
:11:10
business, she says, but isn't it funny
:11:12
how she always manages
to time her visits
:11:14
when you're lying stark bollock naked.
:11:16
enough of that, you dirty-minded slut.
:11:19
show her in.
:11:23
Mrs. de vries.
:11:24
Julia, darling.
:11:25
dolly, dear. hmm.
:11:28
oh, I'm so sorry.
:11:29
I always seem to call when
you're--you're otherwise engaged.
:11:34
tea? lovely.
:11:35
ignore me. I'll--I'll just
sit here quiet as a lamb
:11:39
until you're done.
:11:42
so Evie said
:11:43
something about business. hmm?
:11:47
what? oh, yes.
:11:48
um, Michael tells me you
want to close the play.
:11:51
my husband's a devious little runt.
:11:55
oh, that's unfair.
:11:56
he was perfectly right to consult me.
:11:59
we're partners. the 3 of us.