:33:00
I'll find out all I can about
the coat
:33:02
I might as well see if it's
true now
:33:08
You'd better hide behind it
:33:23
A cup of tea and a piece of cake,
please
:33:28
Take a seat
:33:29
Bill...
:33:30
You'll have to stick a card out
DAINTY TEAS
:33:34
I think it's very nice to have a
lady's company for a change
:33:36
Don't you have lots of it? I
thought lorries were very popular
:33:40
Is yours that lorry out there?
:33:41
I've always wanted to drive one
of those
:33:43
I've always wanted to be a tight
rope walker myself
:33:46
No, you're the wrong built. You'd
better stick to lorry driving
:33:54
You don't happen to know, do you,
lf a raincoat was found here...
:33:56
...last week?
:33:58
If it was it will never reach the
lost property office
:34:01
Let me see now... a coat
:34:04
Well, as a matter of fact there
was one old fellow
:34:06
More or less of a tramp, really.
He mends broken chi...
:34:13
No, I'm wrong Miss, you'll never
find that coat
:34:17
No, you're right, Bill, it was
old Will, the china mender
:34:19
Don't remember? He had a
raincoat that was nearly new
:34:22
He said a bloke had given it
to him. We teased him about it
:34:24
Trying to kid us that people give
brand new clothes away!
:34:30
Leave old Will alone
:34:33
If he did, no need for you to go
opening your trap and shouting...
:34:36
...his name all over the place
:34:38
So will I do if I like!
What, you're a couple of rotten..