:25:01
Flying a kite, Mother,
and having a wonderful time.
:25:03
I'm sorry. I didn't know
you were coming this evening.
:25:05
No? Well, apparently you forgot then.
:25:09
- I brought some supper along for us all.
- You didn't need to do that.
:25:12
Well, there's no food in the house, is there?
:25:14
Really. You don't need to wait
till the cupboard is bare.
:25:17
Please, Mother. Come on, darlings.
:25:18
Wipe feet. There's been
enough tracking round here.
:25:22
George, I thought you said you were going
to help your mother take care of the house.
:25:25
Coat, Michael, please. Yes.
:25:28
- And... coat hanger. Good.
- Will we see you tomorrow?
:25:32
No. You're going to be helping
round the house tomorrow.
:25:35
Mother, there is absolutely no need for this.
:25:38
You can't do everything yourself.
:25:41
Look at you. You're horribly flush.
You're wearing yourself out.
:25:46
Thank you for a lovely day, James.
Excuse me, Mother.
:25:49
So from tomorrow, we're going to have
some discipline around here.
:25:55
And not one of you will escape.
:26:05
- Good evening, Mr Barrie.
- Good evening, Sarah.
:26:07
- Good evening, Mr Barrie.
- Good evening, Emma.
:26:19
You missed supper.
:26:23
Perhaps I'll have something later.
I have a bit of writing I wanted to do.
:26:26
Are you sure? It was a lovely meal. Duck.
:26:30
Sarah let Emma cook this evening.
:26:34
Is that right? Listen, what would you think
of loaning Emma out to the Davies
:26:39
for the occasional evening?
:26:40
They don't actually have a cook.
:26:43
I take it Mrs Davies enjoyed the meal
that she had here?
:26:50
I imagine she could use an extra hand
now and again. That's all.
:26:53
That's very charitable of you.
:26:57
Perhaps we can send over
some of the silver as well.