:08:01
I take the newspaper.
I leave the sardines.
:08:04
A weight off your mind,
a load off your stomach.
:08:08
- And off I go at last.
- Leaving the receiver.
:08:17
My housekeeper, yes, but...
:08:20
And noises off. Stage!
:08:25
This is her afternoon off,
so we've got the place to ourselves.
:08:30
- Wow!
- I'll just check.
:08:32
Hello? Anyone at home?
There's no one here.
:08:36
- What do you think?
- Great! It's all yours?
:08:39
Just a shack in the woods.
Converted mill, 1 6th century.
:08:43
- Must have cost a bomb.
- Ideal for business.
:08:47
Someone's coming at 4.00. Arab. Oil.
:08:49
I've got to get those files
to Basingstoke by 4.00.
:08:53
We'll just manage to fit it in...
Do it...
:08:56
- Right.
- We won't chill the champagne.
:08:59
- All these doors!
-Just a handful.
:09:02
Study, kitchen
and housekeeper's flat.
:09:04
Which one's the...you know?
:09:07
- Oh, through here.
- Fantastic!
:09:10
Now I've lost the sardines.
:09:15
- I thought no one was here.
- I'm not. Only it's the Royal...
:09:19
The race where they wear those hats.
Who are you?
:09:24
From Squire, Squire,
Hackham and Dudley.
:09:26
- Which one are you, then?
- I'm Tramplemain.
:09:30
I thought you were a burglar.
:09:33
I just dropped in
to go into a few things...
:09:37
Check some measurements...
Do one or two odd jobs.
:09:42
Oh, and I've got a prospective tenant.
:09:45
- What's wrong with this door?
- Her interest is aroused.
:09:51
That's not the bedroom.
:09:53
No, that's the downstairs bathroom
and WC.
:09:57
- The housekeeper, Mrs Crockett.
- Clackett, dear.