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[Music]
Edwin and Hilda have quarrel about his
plans to build a new printing works she
does not know that he has made an offer
for the land
we'll break must be like this for 30
years
plenty of finest home cured bacon plenty
of eggs and no romance local divorce
case edges the edges married only up
painful deep lively kid I never told me
that case was on I didn't know till I
saw a deer a cheese versus a cheese it's
a result not finished you are if you
want to read it
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Edwin what's all senior friend big James
this morning no why oh nothing
now then out with it no no I was wrong
to mention it
well you haven't mentioned it I will if
you do see him tell him lot of trouble
UM's over that program program what
program Edwin the musical evening
program we are giving a musical evening
tomorrow night aren't we
it's the first I've heard of any program
do you mean a printed program Oh
Edwin what ever is the matter with you
he is going to be a program of music I
suppose
well it occurred to me all of a sudden
yesterday afternoon how nice it would be
to have them printed on gilt-edged card
so I ran down to the shop but you
weren't there so I saw beer James you
didn't say anything to me about it last
night or this morning didn't I Oh what
in big James say oh don't ask me but if
he treats all your customers the way he
treated me but never mind I shall write
the program at like What did he say I
was nobody said but he's very rude you
know other people think so too what are
the people I don't know mind who of
course I know how to take it and I know
you believe in him blindly but his airs
are preposterous and he's a dirty old
man and I say Edwin considering how very
particular you are about things at home
you really ought to see that the shop
front has kept a little cleaner I never
interfere it's not bad fair but really
what did big James fake oh I was given
to understand that was quite quite quite
impossible but his Majesty would see
well he need to see I see how wrong I
was to suggest it in the first place
I see the slightest notion of what the
business is about she came down here she
talked to big James
she gave orders I mean James she well
imagine Maggie ever doing such a thing
it's just not gonna see verbal going
into my works behind my back giving
orders rude is he so big day mrs. Wynand
well I tell you this missus the first
person who's ever said that duh thanks
Sheila first
a lot of people said anything just that
I am noticed she had the nerve to say
she doesn't know to figure
well a shop into drawing-room boy what
time you come in in the morning a possum
suit well on Monday morning you're being
at 7:00 you'll move everything Thea and
the ants sweep and dust properly this
shops like a pigsty I'll believe you're
just nothing but the countess if I'm to
come at 7:00 Oh chemically sir I'll see
that you have the key yes didn't stiffer
tell you it's your job to keep an eye on
this place I can't see to everything the
wages are in the office check them over
for me no affair whatever diverse she is
my wife though in cheek she tells him to
do something then he should do it
I must have a word with him he's getting
old and peculiar well just come with the
psyche where to footage James to bite
that little job for the mistress you
know I set it up listen well I thought
you'd given mrs. clangor the idea it
couldn't be done in time for less she
sued her doctors I know it i intimated
to her the situation in which we were
placed with urgent jobs on hand as his
duty by inertia obey and the mistress
you know slow I am to give a profits but
not to do it such was not my intention
and as I've said already sir I set it up
me son he's a rough Pope yes James all
right
adaptive mrs. plan will care for all
these fancy flounce I should almost be
inclined to set it all up in old face
I'm sure she'd prefer tea do you mind
over the greatest of pleasure - one or
two bits of spelling AE there
Zeenat err sanity in name thank you sue
well best be lordly and I believe
don't never man all my life yes I was
simple enough to swallow anything she
said I can't trust her that's it no
she'll have to be on my guard one thing
for sure I shall build those works
whatever the price
[Laughter]
yes dude the tennis club mr. Burch
percent more look I told Ryan to town
tomorrow while you're lucky I don't take
any duties of the other girls but if you
bow to me Oh jolly good tale about batch
group I'm just seeing him on his new
gray horse you MIDI thought how old is
he 1900 they ought to be put in a museum
oh yeah let's go
[Laughter]
my ideas are listen to some tyrants and
as the practicing oh pretty fair not as
good as this program what swells we are
by word his idea now don't you think
he'll be the better to move the piano
over there and have all the chairs round
here together what do you think Janet
yes me there what did I tell you
well what on earth do you expect her to
say when you ask her like that anyhow I
may announce definitely that I'm not
going to have the piano moved
we'll try things as they are for a start
and then we'll say what if you put all
the chairs together over there the place
will look like a bloomin boarding house
one of these days I shall try the piano
over there all right one of these days
we'll try it together just to see what
it is like
I really must drop in and see your
father miss all grieve
well I'm sure I'd be so happy if you did
you know how he loves visiting yeah I
should have called before I really
should oh I'm sure he knows how busy you
are
well Johnny tells me he's feeling a
little better anyway yes so here's how I
think he is and all who watched the
midnight hour from Hall or Terrace or
lofty Tower cries he traced the meteor
bright moving along through the dreary
night this is the hour when forth he
goes the dong with the luminous nose
yonder over the plain he goes he goes he
goes the dong with the luminous nose and
you drink I don't know why I bother to
employer made when my wife comes
trudging upstairs Here I am in bed at
half past eight and here you are
aggravating your bronchitis doctor told
you to be in bed by now and it won't
hurt my bronchitis to climb a few stairs
now drink this I thought I said I didn't
want anything you said you didn't want
anything to wait or step something to
drink see how bad you died am you say he
drinks it all down now Janet I sure and
then come down and have your supper
you'll have it cold drink it up now
no I don't want it you were only up I
don't feel like it I'm sorry I didn't
mean to bye Josh I just don't fancy it
tonight that's all
so Edwin clay hanger has become a
revolutionary music good evening on a
Sunday worse than Keir Hardie this cloth
cap and back yes where did Keir Hardie
come into it oh I know you expect the
world to quake I can see you all sitting
there tomorrow night like Russian
conspirators it's in Petersburg the
blood-red flag of art and freedom lashed
to a poll of the chimney tops and you
know what the reaction of the towns will
be know what musket bovine indifference
I'm afraid it's really just for our own
pleasure you know ah quite right quite
right take no notice of me I've grown
old and cynical nonces you talk how are
those two getting along
Edwin inhaled it they seem very happy oh
good because they're both good people
even though I would never have said they
were made for each other whatever that
means
would you like me to read some more to
you no no I'll just lie
don't leave me though will you
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no no just close my eyes for a moment
oh yes Anja Dyke good lord no I have a
very strong stomach you often tell me
your father
that was me father doesn't happen to me
I feel quite all right now truly I do I
think I shall go for a walk take some
fresh air very careful what you eat
tonight wait and see I shall eat like
all horse there's nothing no matter with
me
good well now I must go and see cook
about the salad
she shot over salt it if I don't I'm
certainly not bilious I do know that
move the piano I know about these things
and she doesn't you see touch your fresh
air and I'll be fine
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more blood
Oh auntie how are you ready
well I think how are you I've nothing in
this world to complain of except that my
nephew works too hard you're not going
into the shop to get me Shirley
no no I was a sheltering car I thank God
for the Sabbath I truly do
at least my dear boy I can't do my work
in there no where are you going to it is
afternoon that done Wow just out for a
walk you know if you're going to the
sunday-school you know it's a Burton
Lucy I get into prizes today
oh no no oh but surely Clare I told you
oh so it wouldn't if they are banks
which clever ones do well I'm just after
this one disco now I couldn't bear not
to see them get their prizes and I'm
proud they'd be if they knew their own
cook over that do give them my
congratulations auntie yeah I know how
excited it will make them do it easy to
do night till those having a musical aid
leave me
uh yes that's right NT we are having
some music tonight oh I'm sorry
mmm-hmm I'm sorry well I dunno is my
love you is a Christian anyway I know
that for sure
goodbye Adam goodbye auntie goodbye
read the name of Chopin in this land
well somebody or not I'm going in the
shop
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Thomas or grief solicitor Edwina clay
under Esquire dear sir I have to
announce that my clients the palace
porcelain company of longshore feel
compelled to call their creditors
together they inform me that they have
an account outstanding to you for the
sum of 180 pounds unfortunately missing
about either on the wet Sunday to get
news like that dear sir my client mr.
Tobias Hall has requested me to inform
you that he's pleased to accept your
offer for the plot of land in glibly in
short if you would care to call at my
office at your earliest convenience
let's donate them time to build those
works almost build it now I almost
bought Maggie's house I just made about
did they'll be older to deal with but
whatever happens I must build it no
better break the news and get it over
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akise versus itches
what
this really is too much what's too much
in my own house before my own son and
the servants you've brought it on
yourself if you will do these idiotic
things you must take the consequences I
told you I didn't want the furniture
moved like that and as soon as my back's
turned you go and move it I won't have
it and so I tell you straight down tack
like a baby how do i insult you well let
this be a lesson to you do I go altering
furniture without consulting you though
I do things behind your back never
necessary think I'm not a wife but your
slave didn't give any orders I haven't
seen the damn servants and I haven't
seen George nobody helped you suppose it
takes me off at a time over a few sticks
of furniture
you ought to know perfectly well I
wouldn't dream of insulting you before
the servants nobody's more careful of
your dignity than I am I should like to
see anybody do anything against your
dignity voila Mia
think
you ought to apologize to me yes I
really do
why should I apologize to you you moved
the furniture against my wish I moved it
against yours that's all you began I
didn't begin you want everything your
own weight well you won't have it
you ought to apologize to me
I didn't think I ought to apologize but
if you think so I don't mind apologizing
guy apologize there
thank you Elda
call me
company or I tell you by Jove has it
come to this thank you
I've been looking forward to tonight all
wait you know if we not I'm something
decent happen of a sudden day here
well that's what we thought too there's
that with hardly haven't seen him yet oh
he'll be down in a moment he's got a
little bit of a sick headache I'm sorry
oh nothing serious and don't say I
mentions I'm sure he'd hate me too thank
you useful having a printer as Wednesday
oh yes slight bilious attack he's father
used to suffer from them very much sorry
to hear that be alright
oh yes and now where do we come after
the baby
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hello mrs. Jane Johnny mrs. Coates nice
to see you
hello Edie don't get it George yeah good
evening mr. Reeve is your mother not
coming no I'm afraid she's not oh dear
I'm sorry she's alright I hope oh yes oh
yes that she felt she really should stay
with father he has to be in bed in the
movies you know she sends her apologies
she says if she hopes to turn understand
well of course we're disappointed
naturally but of course we understand Oh
what about this program is to play Holi
good and when he gets to the Hungarian
dances be sure to open the windows wide
and we'll have them all dance in their
way home from Chapel why should we
starve or just because we're making a
little noise noise I tell you madam I do
not make noise just because we stink pen
is making wonderful music said that we
put them now darling
I'm sure it's too hot in here now we can
start you ready Christine pip hey my
partner is you'll turn the music once
your head oh yes of course ladies and
gentlemen ladies and gentlemen as you
can see the first item on your program
is the Mozart clarinet concerto which
will be played on the clarinet by mr.
tercius Inkpen and accompanied on the
piano by Miss Janet Audrey
[Applause]
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I do oh I do wish you pray that instead
so much more fun
well I I like both of our myself then
please play the second just for me
please nah no changing the program if
the program says the first then the
first must be played oh I don't see that
at all well I do what I say is a
programs a program and there's no
changing if I right old man would you
keep what we've got shouldn't we change
it I'm sure mr. Chas billions right I
prefer the second we shall change it and
I say we shan't after all the - things
printed now unprinted well that after
all it was you wanted it printed now you
want you don't brendi how am i darling
you are a stickler for words all I'm
suggesting is changing the figures
receive in place mr. Kudrin
wanted to play the first it was quite
decided he should play the first
do you mind playing a second place in
the program we must but surely we can
make a change if there's a special
request mr. Chas button has made a
special request
Oh Edwin do please so you'll agree I'm
sure it would mean so much to me suggest
with you well I suppose it's up to
tercius he's got the plate hmm subtle
bit belly is tonight we're all claiming
it yes
about the things I'm sure you want to
stay oh yes I will there's nothing to do
now the nurse is there and I think it
worries mother so much more on paying
systems Dania all the time
he's about the same let's say anything
the others he had alone
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I'm sweating it's clusters of
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day by day
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[Applause]
yes say they heard that Tunbridge
Jennifer did a particular mattress
that's the end of a phrase yes I'm
afraid disease and then he leaves the
future doesn't it and in the future I
suggest quartets quintet is right you
know I know musicians in the orchestra
the theatre ah I know good violinists
they can brew I'm sure I can get hold of
a cello player yes what about those guys
singing in the towns can you mr. sweat
I've visited pot banks in these towns
I've heard parts singing they're
spontaneous part singing from the
workers now singing that would knock
spots other Savoy College I don't under
the five-time dropping a bomb bang
she'll get a letter from me about the
palace forced overly to give some nice
clients almost say yes I had the Polish
porcelain was finished be lucky to pay
two shillings in the pound I hear very
lucky fact they probably won't pay
anything
are you money did they all men this a
collapse at the palace porcelain company
Edwin was just saying he's been let in
oh of course
Edwin's been let in well he's hardly
alone there'll be a score of business
and quite as Cain as your husband been
let him buy that one mrs. clay hunger
still I hear you got that sure Portland
who told you young Toby Hall I met him
at the Conservative Club last night what
land is that what land is that it's the
land for the new works mrs. ah you
didn't tell me I only knew this
afternoon goodbye
sorry I have to go so soon yeah you hunt
going what about them vittles we've
hardly started on them yet I shan't
touch her myself but they must be
consumed yeah you and I lead the way
don't be so clumsy Janice has to go at
once
mister or grieve is very ill very ill
indeed she only came to oblige us
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sent yourself to have some supper
wanna stay with him now
I couldn't believe mother you must
you're not wet it was self quite worn
out
I was the musical evening boy everyone
seemed to enjoy it
I didn't play very well I'm sure you did
I'm glad you went your father wouldn't
have liked it if you'd stayed away know
how fond he is of head wind and Hilda do
you remember that night that held a
recited hmm Abu Ben Adam that was when
she was a child when she came back from
London after she'd been on Tennyson's no
yeah it must have been when she met
Edwin no she met him in the next night
is that so
I don't remember that
Oh your father used to love to hear our
side to hear you play
do you Tom play
then this year of course
you should be having that baby every day
now don't tell next week mother that's
no time is it finish that job there's
absolutely no excuse for her no excuse
at all of course
Edwin's being let in what does she mean
no I got in pens lucky to be a bachelor
women are all the same
their own just intelligent Oh giggling
pleasure-loving crowd there was a time
when she wasn't but oh yes she is now
what a part of my life the outs of the
or grieves has been I wonder what will
happen to it in six months time nope
there's no doubt about it
she's inexcusable pardon me but all my
friends soon discover how difficult it
is to get rid of me I'm sleeping at the
office tonight I I thought I might as
well take one or two of my musical
instruments after all so that's how I
came back you just be the cross with
your grief
yes what is it well it appears to be
pericarditis a supervening on renal
disease he's lost consciousness you know
yes I know what's pericarditis a
pericarditis is the information of the
pericardium
what's the Parrikar the pericardium is
the membrane which which surrounds the
heart I don't mind telling you I've I've
only just acquired this encyclopedic
knowledge from dr. sterling he arrived
when I was there is it meant to be very
dangerous
no I don't know doctors never tell you
anything you can find out for yourself
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Stephanie in here have all the windows
being closed oh let me open it hmm that
will have been Edwin I suppose here's
the attack honey came on this afternoon
yes I know Janet said wonderful how
those all Greaves went through the
evening wasn't it makes you proud of
being English I suppose Janet's a great
friend of yours
Edie gone to bed has he hmm he stuck it
up jolly well
oh he brings these attacks on himself
they bring everything on ourselves
what do you think of this new schema
face video work it seems alright as a
principal I approve of course but I
don't know too much about the details
well I'm not so sure it seems to me
we're all right as we are music I don't
see any point in taking this sort of
risk and you know to be honest
Edwyn isn't right for it I mean he's
splendid but he'll never push I can look
at him quite impartial in these sort of
things I mean have you had much business
experience yourself depends what you
call business I suppose you know I used
to run a boarding house know I didn't
know know what well I may have heard
vaguely did you make it to pay it did
pay in the end but not at first
any of disasters oh yes and who came to
the rescue
Edwin did I say I think you knew all
about it
odd me almost nothing oh but you take
Edwin side are we are we talking man to
man much decidedly and I'll tell you my
leading theory the proper place for
women is in the harem mr. Montag you man
to man I can whisper sweet nothings to
you if you prefer it but I thought
people trying to be honest I hold a
belief I state it I may be wrong but I
hold that belief you can persecute me
for my belief if you like but surely
you're not afraid of an idea see if you
don't like the mere weird that's college
student on our Indian version let's call
it drawing-room in kitchen if you prefer
so we are to be kept in our sphere I'd
help be resentful naturally are to be
kept in your own sphere if everyone
started dancing around in the kitchen
you soon begin talking to him about
spheres you can't have the advantages of
married life for nothing
neither you nor he some of you women
nowadays seem to expect them gratis
let me tell you everything has to be
paid for on this particular planet now I
am bachelor often thought about getting
married of course I might get married
someday
you never know your luck but if I do it
will keep your wife in the harem and she
will have to accept without daring to
say a word all the risks you choose to
take there you are again this notion
that marriage ought to be the end of
risks that a woman is astonishingly ripe
I find it very curious it's very curious
why it's the beginning of them this is
the husband take risks yes but he
chooses his own he doesn't have business
risks thrust upon it by his wife doesn't
he
what about the risk of finding yourself
time to life to it but an inefficient
housekeeper surely that's something of a
business risk isn't it
I've known more than one man lateen for
it and you felt so sorry for him no not
especially
he must run risks when you stop running
risk you're dead and you want to be
buried I were a wife I should enjoy
running a risk with my husband I swear I
shouldn't want to shut myself up in a
glass case with him out of all drafts
why what are you alive for yeah so you
sleep at the office sometimes certain
elasticity in one's domestic
arrangements okay good night
I must go we must keep it up every other
Sunday yes there's the world outside
what happened shine it is the heavens
having fallen e are you to manage those
on your bicycle no I can't no
unfortunately I never shall I park my
bicycle at the office on the way here
there's some risks even I do not take
clarinet bass violin plus bicycle equals
falling off
good night to steamy friends with night
mrs. kanga Oh nonsense he talks about
women
edges versus edges
she may hate me but she loves me she
can't deny that
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