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She's coming down.
:01:30
William!
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- Yes, ma'am?- Has my daughter-in-law telephoned?
:01:35
Mrs. Lisa phoned.She'll be here at 4:00.
:01:38
Is 4 now. We'll pour teain the drawing room.
:01:41
Very good, ma'am.
:01:42
Mrs. Lisa is bringing someone.
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- Show them in here.- Very good.
:01:47
Tell Miss Charlotteto be down in 10 minutes.
:01:51
How often must I tell you not to havethe table here now?
:01:55
Sorry, ma'am.
:01:58
Whas that noise?
:02:02
Whoever is doing thatwill kindly stop.
:02:04
- Whoever said that...- Yes, thas Mother.
:02:07
I'll go smooth the path.
:02:12
Messy things, pipes. I like them.
:02:15
- Your coat, sir.- Oh, yes, yes.
:02:18
Thank you.
:02:20
- This way, please.- Thank you.
:02:25
There can be no harmin talking. I thought...
:02:29
Dr. Jaquith, my mother-in-law,Mrs. Henry Windle Vale.
:02:32
- How do you do?- I will not pretend...
:02:35
...that I approve of you.
:02:36
My daughter Charlotte is no more illthan a molting canary.
:02:41
Thas what we hope he will confirm.
:02:44
Mother's disapproval isn't personal.
:02:47
- Please sit down.- Thank you.
:02:51
The last doctor I consultedwarned me my heart would finish me.
:02:55
The fact I've outlived him hasnot increased my trust of doctors.
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A highly sensible reaction.
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