:58:00
Last night Mrs. Pearce let her go
without telling me about it!
:58:03
What'll I do? I got tea this morning
instead of coffee.
:58:05
I don't know where anything is,
what my appointments are.
:58:08
- Eliza'd know.
- Damn it, she's gone!
:58:10
Did either of you frighten her last night?
:58:12
We hardly said a word to her.
You were there.
:58:14
Did you bully her after I went to bed?
:58:16
She threw the slippers at me.
:58:17
I never gave her the slightest provocation.
:58:19
The slippers came at my head
before I uttered a word.
:58:22
She used the most disgraceful language.
I was shocked! I don't understand.
:58:25
We always gave her every consideration.
She admitted it.
:58:28
I'm dashed!
:58:29
Pickering, for God's sake,
stop being dashed and do something!
:58:33
Phone the police. What are they there for?
:58:35
You can't give Eliza's name to the police...
:58:38
...as if she were a thief or a lost umbrella.
:58:40
But why not? I want to find the girl.
:58:42
She belongs to me.
I paid five pounds for her.
:58:44
Quite right. Hello. Scotland Yard, please?
:58:47
Get me some coffee, would you please?
:58:50
Scotland Yard?
:58:52
This is Colonel Pickering speaking.
:58:57
27 A Wimpole Street.
:59:00
I want to report a missing person.
:59:03
Miss Eliza Doolittle.
:59:06
About 21.
:59:08
I should say about 5 foot 7.
:59:12
Her eyes? Let me think now. Her eyes...
:59:16
- Brown.
- Brown.
:59:21
Her hair? Good Lord.
Sort of a nondescript neutral sort of...
:59:25
Brown, brown, brown!
:59:27
You heard what he said?
Brown, brown, brown, yes.
:59:29
No. This is her residence. 27 A...
:59:32
Yes, about between 3:00 and 4:00
this morning, I understand.
:59:37
No... She's no relation, no.
:59:41
Well, let's call her a good friend, shall we?
:59:44
I beg your pardon?
:59:45
Listen to me, I don't like the tenor
of that question.
:59:48
What the girl does here is our affair.
:59:52
Your affair is to get her back
so she can continue doing it.
:59:56
Well, I'm dashed!
:59:59
"What in heaven
could have prompted her to go?