:48:04
- Mr. Griggs.
- Yes.
:48:06
- You are critically ill.
- I am?
:48:08
- The doctors have no hope for you.
- They haven't?
:48:10
We must cable Mr. Pendleton
to come home immediately.
:48:12
- There's been another letter from that girl.
- Yes, Mr. Griggs...
:48:15
and what are we
going to do about her?
:48:17
You can't just hand somebody the world
and then take it away from them.
:48:20
Well, I'm in the process
of drafting a letter to her now.
:48:23
- I've been told that she's to be married shortly.
- Oh, a lot you know.
:48:26
Well, in the event that she doesn't,
a trust fund is being established.
:48:29
And from that she'll be given
a sensible income each month.
:48:32
- She'll have security for the rest of her life.
- Security?
:48:34
I have security,
and believe me, it's nothing.
:48:37
You have security,
and a duller life nobody ever led.
:48:40
Well, I'm glad to know what you think
about security, Miss Pritchard...
:48:43
because you may be
about to lose yours!
:48:45
I can't, Mr. Griggs, because I qualified
for my pension last month.
:48:49
Maybe that's why I don't care. But if you won't
cooperate with me, I'll send the cable myself.
:48:53
Y-
:48:55
- Well, if you qualified for your pension, how about a drink?
- Bourbon on the rocks.
:48:58
Uh-
:49:04
What do you plan
to say in that cable?
:49:06
"Griggs critically ill.
Imperative you come home immediately.
:49:10
Doctors have no hope."
:49:12
Oh, that's fine.
Thank you.
:49:15
If I'd offered you a drink 25 years ago,
you'd have slapped my face.
:49:19
How do you know?
:49:21
You never asked me.
:49:29
Helen Adams.
:49:36
Julie Andre.
:49:42
Sue Anthony.
:49:46
Mary Armstrong.
:49:50
Patricia Benton.
:49:54
Margaret Benson.