:56:03
I'll help you put her back
in the barn if you like.
:56:05
That's very nice of you,
but I don't think I...
:56:08
Oh, it's no trouble at all.
I'll get your coat for you.
:56:11
The perfect pastoral touch.
This is a real experience.
:56:13
- Won't you finish your supper?
- Thank you.
:56:16
Mrs. Sloan, would you mind...
:56:17
...if I came down and watched you
cook breakfast in the morning?
:56:20
- Watch me cook breakfast?
- I remember what you said...
:56:23
...about the charm of an attractive woman
performing her task of flipping flapjacks...
:56:27
...with the smell of good coffee
and sizzling bacon in a sunny kitchen.
:56:30
- I'm homesick for a sight like that.
- You see, Nora usually fixes breakfast.
:56:34
- You do it tomorrow just for me.
- Mr. Yardley, I...
:56:37
This is the only one I could find.
:56:39
Hold everything.
We'll be right with you.
:56:42
Mr. Jones, I'm very tired.
:56:43
I think I'd better call Nora.
:56:46
Soo, boss. Soo, boss. Soo, boss.
:56:48
No, now quit your griping.
:56:50
Here. Here she is.
:57:06
What a night.
:57:07
What a night.
:57:09
Moonlight, snow.
:57:11
And a cow.
:57:13
- Do all animals take to you, Mrs. Sloan?
- Oh, yes. Of course...
:57:16
...some more than others.
:57:18
Yes. They have their likes and dislikes
just like human beings.
:57:21
- Yes.
- Myself, I like most people.
:57:23
Some more than others, of course.
:57:25
Is there anyone you like more
than the others at the moment?
:57:29
Definitely.
:57:31
- A girl?
- Yes.
:57:34
Are you in love with her?
:57:37
Well, in a way, yes.
:57:40
In what way?
:57:41
Well, I... I admire her very much.
:57:45
I think she's about the swellest
person I ever met.
:57:48
Is that as far as it goes?
:57:50
She's... She's married.
:57:56
Does...?
:57:58
Does she like animals?
:57:59
Yes.