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myself, my nephew -
down for the school holidays -
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and Father,
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- May I show you to your room?
- Yes,
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I'll take that, my dear,
Perhaps the clubs, if you don't mind,
:17:17
- I must keep fit, you know,
- Yes, of course,
:17:22
Our staff consists of Hillman,
the gardener,
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and Mrs Kidder, she let you in,
:17:27
She comes in three afternoons a week
to do the rough work,
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My grandfather, He founded
the family fortune - tea biscuits,
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Oh yes and very excellent biscuits
they were too,
:17:40
A severe man, I'm afraid,
:17:44
Miss Marple, I think it only fair
to explain that my father is...
:17:50
,, quite frankly, difficult at times,
:17:52
He's an invalid,
:17:54
He's very keen on economy
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and sometimes says things
that upset people,
:17:59
- I wouldn't want you to...
- I'm used to caring for the elderly,
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We'll manage,
:18:06
Emma!
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Emma! I hear you!
:18:10
- Yes, Father, Excuse me,
- Don't try to sneak off,
:18:14
- Is the new girl with you?
- Well... yes, Father,
:18:19
I hope she's got more meat on her
than the last one, I hate 'em skinny!
:18:23
Don't just stand there boggling,
bring her in,
:18:26
Yes... er...
will you come in please?
:18:37
Father,
this is Miss Marple, er... Jane,
:18:41
A plain Jane if I ever saw one,
:18:43
We can't all be young and handsome
can we, Mr Ackenthorpe?
:18:47
I cannot tolerate impertinence,
:18:50
Then we should get on admirably -
neither can l,
:18:54
If you're staying and I suppose
you've got to, understand this:
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Because I live in a big house
doesn't mean I'm a rich man,