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- Beaky.
- Johnnie, how are you?
:46:06
- What are you doing here?
- I just popped in to see you.
:46:09
I'm so glad to see you.
:46:12
How's my little Monkeyface?
:46:16
- What's the matter, darling?
- Nothing. Why?
:46:19
You sure?
:46:21
Your wife seems to be missing
some chairs, old boy.
:46:26
Your pipe's not lit.
Let me get you a match.
:46:29
Thanks, old bean.
:46:38
- Here you are, catch.
- Thanks, old boy.
:46:41
About those chairs, old bean?
The missing chairs, old man.
:46:46
Yes, the chairs.
:46:48
I imagine the American came
to get them this morning.
:46:51
What American?
:46:52
Didrt I tell you about him, darling?
How stupid of me.
:46:56
He dropped by about a week ago.
A friend of Melbeck's.
:47:01
I think you were out riding.
:47:03
Go on, old man.
:47:06
Anyway, he admired the chairs.
Extravagant fellow.
:47:10
Offered £100 apiece for them.
Can you imagine? Anyone would take that.
:47:15
I wouldn't.
:47:19
Wouldrt you really, dear?
:47:23
That never occurred to me.
:47:26
As a matter of fact, I told him you would.
:47:30
Why didn't you mention it?
:47:32
I'm sorry, darling, but I thought I did.
:47:35
That's all right.
If they're gone, they're gone.
:47:39
They're gone, all right.
:47:42
Shall we change for dinner?
:47:45
You are an angel.
:47:49
Hold on a minute.
You say he offered £100 apiece for them?
:47:54
- That's right.
- Let's have a look at the check.
:47:56
- He'll send it along.
- I bet you £10 to a shilling...