:36:03
Sit down, have a drink.
:36:05
Thank you, old man, not during
office hours. But I'll sit down.
:36:12
May I?
:36:19
How are you?
:36:21
Never felt better in my life!
:36:23
And how is the army treating you?
:36:25
Not so bad.
:36:27
I get up to London every other week.
:36:32
Have you seen Terry?
:36:37
How is she?
:36:38
After you left she was quite ill.
:36:40
But she's all right now?
:36:42
She's been touring the continent.
Since she got back she's much better.
:36:48
Good.
:36:50
She never told me
what happened between you.
:36:54
What could happen,
but the inevitable?
:36:58
You see a great deal of her?
:37:06
Good.
:37:08
Somehow I knew
it would work out that way.
:37:11
Time is the great author.
:37:13
It always writes
the perfect ending.
:37:20
Great Scott!
:37:21
How do you do, Mr. Postant?
:37:24
Just a moment.
You're just the man I want to see.
:37:28
Would you like to contribute?
:37:29
Are you with that outfit outside?
:37:31
I am, sir.
:37:34
Oh, thank you.
:37:35
You oughtn't to be doing this!
:37:37
Why not? All the world's a stage.
:37:41
And this one is the most legitimate.
:37:44
I must go, or my confreres will
think I've run off with the takings.
:37:51
Thank you, gentlemen.
:37:53
Don't you think
I should tell Terry I've seen you?
:37:55
Knowing I'm doing this sort of thing
might upset her.
:37:59
Although I don't mind it.