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[Music]
Hilda and Edwin have quorum for his
plans for the new works and she does not
tell him that she is going to visit
George cannons first wife
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thank you
how do you take your coffee mrs. K
hangar Queen but no sugar thank you he
was 22 when he married her she bought
him thank you
no doubt you were surprised to receive a
letter from me yes I thought you should
be told everything I also felt that if
it were possible it is something I would
prefer to explain face to face I wanted
to tell you that I had been mistaken
perhaps I should say sinful yes perhaps
I should and too recently I blamed my
husband for the wrong he did me for the
wrong he did both of us by going through
an illegal act of marriage with you and
because of that I felt I had no further
responsibilities towards him and that
his subsequent misfortune should be no
concern of mine now I see clearly that
it was I who was wrong a little while
ago I was received into the Roman
Catholic Church now I know that any
union between a man and a woman that has
been blessed by God is sacred to God and
no person but God can sever its ties my
husband is my husband and will always be
my husband
and I must help him and care for him as
best I can
always that sort of water returns to
religion and she's too old for anything
else I felt it was only right that I
should explain this to you because in a
sense we have shared this man and
because of something else I have to say
something my husband asked me to say a
short while ago I visited him in
Dartmoor Prison he asked me to tell you
that he is innocent innocent as you know
he was imprisoned for passing a forged
banknote he swears he did not know that
note was forged yes he is my husband I
must believe him as yet of course there
is no evidence but he has given me a
list of names of people to find who he
thinks may be able to confirm his
innocence that is why I am going to
Scotland to try to search out some of
them then I intend to engage a lawyer
and eventually to petition the Home
Secretary all this I know will cost a
great deal of money that is the reason
for my present economy but he has served
over three years of ten that is a long
time for an innocent man
what is it you wish me to do there's
nothing you can do nothing at all as I
say I thought you should be informed
George desired you should be if you wish
me to I will keep you informed thank you
I am quite determined to see that he is
released
perhaps if you should discover that I
can be of any help thank you
it's not dinnertime yet no I came up
early ah I've just been to Hanbridge to
do some shopping yes did you call in at
the all grades no I meant to on the way
home where there wasn't time what is it
what's happened
ada came down to the shop with a message
that's why I came up mister or grave
died this morning oh my god that's not
all I'm afraid it seems that mrs. or
graves very bully as well
according to dr. sterling get serious ah
let's go Rudy called there's nothing to
be done oh no I must be husband date
regret this newspaper learned on the
death of mr. Osmond or grave of Wayne
and house bleakridge this tragic blow to
mr. all grieves family was made even
more severe by the death of mrs. or
grieve which occurred only two days
after that of her audibles for many
years mr. Osmond or grave was a
well-known and respected member what's
the matter with me why should I care
what instead of Ephron you go
afternoon Jane put this spray for your
little slave apps you but I think we'll
find this how he's willing to live good
well
there'll be too much longer before we're
out of this they give pardons you I
bought some land down at shore port and
a builder new works I assume we should
be in in about the year from now not for
general description of course I don't
want everyone talking with all the
details are settled what I thought you
should know
thank you for your confidence in more
discretions you the good Lord willing
yourself desiring or she'll be both
Pride and happy to be part of the
enterprise you Thank You dames forgive
my asking you I see is how you have the
signal where I hope you find by a
suitable respect for mr. and mrs. all
grace there's a PS James I'm really
ready too young to see one matter on
which I was pondering sue the matter of
the funeral cards Tom will be shorter we
don't stop no there's to be no funeral
cards mister or graves children have
decide that the funeral is to be purely
a family affair nothing's changed
yet it already looks like a museum
afternoon
Edwin don't you think she ought to come
across to our place for a bit I'm sure
it'd be better for not to sleep here
most decidedly but Johnny surely you can
stay at Dom's I couldn't leave the
servants all alone they wouldn't like it
then of course I have to give them
notice well but come across for the
evening anyhow we shall be by ourselves
yes you're most don't you can get over
the fence yeah
course you can just as you are I'll tell
Selena
pity charlie couldn't have stayed down
he had to get back to his practice it
seems his partner's broken his leg and
so Charlie has to do the work of two
right Anaya managed to get down for the
funeral
oh geez
from Alysha mother and boy both doing
splendidly I get a chair to help you
over the fence I can remember when it
was a hedge another fence Janek climbed
some steps jumped over like a child mr.
mrs. been going through the drawing the
said that wait a bit to see if he came
back I can't see them I can't possibly
did I run back home you won't collapse
with me until they've gone wait after
hello that out Burt what you said you
know good afternoon oh I should think so
indeed now I'd win do tell us how is
poor Janet bearing up
oh all right here it was a very quiet
funeral yes good mask you know my word
strains are some of these things turn
out you'd have expected the town to lay
something on he was a well now man was
mr. Holgrave designed a lot of buildings
in these parts the children insisted
there should be no fuss Oh quite right
right there are some people I'm sorry to
say who have suggested he was inclined
to be shut up in business I mean it
makes me quite mad to hear talk like
that but then you know what some folks
are they are listen to any sort of
tackle won't they
more's the pity oh yes oh yes I quite
agree what's matter
hello Hilda dear good afternoon hello
Ron well is about your George and our
bird how much you heard hasn't George
said anything no what I gather they had
a fight yesterday at school
Oh what we haven't seen any gaping
wounds every older well you've only got
to look at Bert chin
I've had it out with Burt and I do not
know who was in the wrong it was about
that penknife business you know oh you
mean the one that came down in answer to
their prayer yes as I say I don't know
who was in the wrong but I'm quite sure
that Burt was not in the right and as he
stay older we decided he must ask
George's forgiveness yes but since we
can't have quarrels like this going on
in the family well they haven't spoken
friendly to each other since that night
we were here and it's the manly thing
for Burt to us George's forgiveness and
then they can shake hands that's what I
say George he was in your boudoir not so
long ago drawing food one breakfast room
well I should suggest that Burt goes to
him in the breakfast room there settle
it much better by themselves so long as
I don't smash too much furniture while
they're about it now boy
how did he look with messing words
lately
no being off missing words lately of
course you have all this must have been
very trying to you all I hope it's done
very well of course I was on politeness
my boy no politeness 64 pounds 19
shillings per share add the money no
checks car demand I believe of course I
go in for it scientifically I leave no
chances I don't Clara helps me go
through the dictionary I'm making a
capital outlay of 5 pounds 10 on next
week's competition and I may tell you
that I shall get it back again with
interest sure what could have happened
to him what suppose he must have gone
out well you might tell him that bird
has been up specially to apologize to
him oh and here's that penknife yes I'd
rather it was on your mantelpiece than
ours all the way Albert don't forget
about what Maggie asks you to ask oh yes
Maggie wonders how soon you can complete
the purchase on this house of yours I
don't know well can you stump up in a
month say the end of October at latest
you've only got to sell a few your
famous securities suddenly end of
October that's all very well that's all
very well but I'm not quite sure as all
that would she let some of it be on
mortgage now she won't why not because
I'm advising her where to invest the
money and I found a new security for the
whole amount myself thought was wrong
with me to say that about the house but
they were being so smug I couldn't help
it hmm I think I'll just go upstairs and
see how John yes
well I shall have to raise the money
summer he imagined now damn pietistic
rascal dragging the miserable shrimp
appear to apologize mr. George oh
they'll blasted room still follow them
hello mr. Benbow you've heard the news I
suppose
messing word competitions injunction at
the High Court this morning
all the money's been impounded pending
hearing as to whether the competitions
are legal or not the very least half of
it will going costs don't level with
missing words to code well I had a wire
to stop me sending in for next week last
for now who sent our Z well I must push
on spread the story round the town
afraid I fell asleep I didn't hear them
go well they have goose Ivy anything to
go back and see about a meal for Johnny
in case he turns out lessons the three
servants in the house I suppose Johnny
won't starve
now sit down sit down no tell Erin Janet
wants to consult you it's only about
father's estate why didn't you make a
will
oh yes he made it well over 30 years ago
he left everything to mother I made her
sole executor would have you call it
just like him wasn't it do you know that
he and mother never had a quarrel nor
anything like a quarrel did your mother
make a will do you never dreamt of it
then letters of administration will have
to be taken out father was talking of
making a new world two or three months
ago he mentioned it to Tom he said he
would like you to be one of the
executives he said he would sooner have
you for an executor than anybody really
well I expect Tom will take out letters
of administration or Tom and Johnny
together they'd make better executives
and I should doesn't seem to make much
difference who looks after nothing to
look after nothing to look after
according to what Janet says well surely
there must be something afraid there
isn't much it's use the freehold of the
house belongs to the estate but there
are first and second mortgages on it and
there have been for years then about a
year ago mr. Orr grieved at a great deal
of refurnishing Jimmy had some money
when he got married to that very strange
woman not charlie had some please
medical practice and then there was the
palace porcelain company and as you know
that failed your father was letting for
Palace porcelain it was Tom who advised
it what on earth was he thinking of I
know Johnny was very angry about it they
had words and
shares were bought on an overdraft now
they're worthless in the bank of called
in the guarantee there was an insurance
policy for a thousand pounds but even
that was lodged against the other draft
there are all sorts of other debts it
seems even the architects business isn't
secure now that mr. ographers there's no
longer in charge Johnny says the estate
may just be solvent on the other hand it
may not that's what Tom told Johnny any
huh you see father was so transparently
honest and generous have you got any
money at all Janet there is a little
housekeeping about by miracle I never
spent a 10-pounder at the poor dad gave
me on my last birth oh well of course
Johnny we'll have to allow you something
out of the business for one thing sure
he will if he can but he says it's going
to be rather tight he wants us to clear
out of the house once take my advice
don't do it until the house is let or
sold it may as well be occupied by you a
stand empty better in fact because you
look after it that's right enough you
needn't use the whole house you won't
want all the servants we should say word
to Johnny is it worth to Johnny oh all
right but it seems to me it's Tommy once
talking to I can't imagine what he was
doing letting your father him for that
Alice porcelain business
it beats me sure he thought he was all
what I do
of course of course they always do think
it's all right yes my husband going in
for one of these big dangerous affairs
he thinks it's all right nothing I can
say but stop him he'll go on thinking
it's all right until it's all wrong and
we ruined perhaps left me a winner with
George oh don't run any risks don't run
anyway oh that's not the business before
the meeting do you think of us step down
now I should catch Johnny at the office
how dare she use Janet's tragedy to turn
my conversation to herself like that
suppose I did come to smash
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oh I was thinking of looking in at your
place nice do come up now let's try to
make their way over here as if they
didn't see you firstly moth almost a 100
gather they scored a broken egg and two
girls to nil tea have you been open to
the to the old Greve office how are
things bad in the word bad I'll just be
talking to young Johnny for his own good
looks as if the estate's insolvent you
know they don't mean it looks like it's
bad investments overspending pretty well
no provision for Janet if you ask me I
think it's infamous good lord yes it
sounds it what will she do what suppose
she'll have to live with Johnny well
what was his Chris Hansen coming mrs.
Chris Hansen oh he's that business
strong then oh there's a cheerful
outlook do you know mrs. Chris no she
wore churches an education my boy I'll
be having a fair amount of education
lately
only this afternoon I was told I were to
give up the idea to my new works because
it has risks the palace porcelain
company was risky Jana doesn't descend
to see the point but I don't I don't see
why anyone should my wife does I've no
doubt but any because she's a woman you
try telling that to her don't worry if
she asks me I shall uh steady on you
best not know anything about it when you
go home tonight of course not I said she
asked me but I wouldn't mind betting a
pound she does I agree with you I do I
couldn't agree with you more
I think most men take these
responsibilities pretty pretty seriously
well certainly pleased to hear use it Oh
Edmund here's missing fair doing pen
I'll do it don't I drop in I'm glad you
did
he'll just mean tell me about the all
grieve estate dreadful business yes uh
yeah
I had a chat with John this afternoon I
think I managed to get some sense across
to him about taking care of Janet I mean
did you know when you consider that
janitor spent most of her life caring
for that family and look at her now it's
a naturally any woman think where she'd
be if anything should happen oh you're
getting person I am with my headstrong
husband going in for sorts of skin I'll
just get some cigarettes of some in the
door now now calm down this isn't come
out with what you made up if you wish to
equate to situations and you must do so
logically logically mind
it must be thought through and so now
have you really thought it through does
it need thinking through an admission of
mental laziness forgive me but I did one
of those to mean to have a row it's no
affair of mine
Oh quite wrong as I told you before but
your instinct that's wrong not your head
if you listen to your head you see my
cents but you follow your instinct and
that makes you afraid women will do
anything to satisfy their instincts
they'll ruin your life to satisfy that
anything yes even when they know that
instincts are wrong how if he knows what
is that very well I'm only saying what
every man thinks mind every man does he
know anything about women at all
the woman who breaks the bonds of being
a woman sobbing just a woman and he was
take that as you please
rules our instincts with our head there
are very few women who have that
strength but those very few are stronger
than men and how comes it did you know
so much about women
I'll tell you sometime have a cigarette
thanks ed sorry took so long I couldn't
tell you one man's honor who votes for a
bit of Beethoven
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just got you about that stuff
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so much of Omaha nothing darling
why should there be like candlelight
don't you yes
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dear mrs. kernels thank you for your
letter giving me news of your visit to
Scotland naturally I regret that you do
not have more success but if as you say
you are determined to continue with the
task of establishing your husband's
innocence then I canna repeat what I
said when we met the other day should
you feel at any time that I
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she looks like a girl
now uncle Oh ADA would you run across
and put this in the pillar
you missed the post Ayane doesn't matter
I just wanted to be in the box what's he
drawing this kid plans for the proposed
new printing works to be erected by
Edwin clay anger Esquire
upon landed show Port George Edwin clay
anger architect he has been telling me
he is going to be an architect this plan
a copy of Johnny's or is it his own
scheme I haven't finished the elevation
yet that's why I ran away from Bert
wanted to be free to get on with this so
the printing shop is it yes lithography
is here and the office is here
I mean enters here just for people
though is he hard for loading and
unloading there let me see he's not even
my kid yet he wants to be an architect
well if he wants to be he shall oh yes
he shall nobody on this earth shall be
allowed to stop him can I go on with it
I'm not feeling tires go on one or two I
note for once
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yes have you works because I'm strong
enough to give him I'm strong enough for
anything
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Oh photograph for the new works I didn't
really want to take them but the staff
expected you know they like that sort of
thing just come back from being framed
what time I was getting back oh you
won't forget you bring in George downs
afternoon George yes you remember Claire
is bringing the children to the works
she a stick George you go back to tea
with oh yes yes that's right dad does he
know about it oh yes
well they'll find him and see if he's
properly dressed
telegram
she never mentioned that
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who's been sending out a telegram what
you'd gone know just off now but I
forgot to tell you what time say about
three o'clock yes well I send my best
regards to the great man this afternoon
it's all very impressive I'm sure
impressive and progressive though I
doubt myself that even that would
impress that inspector friend of his to
judge from what I've heard you say
Albert nothing impresses mr. England
nothing does they're not unreasonable
that man is he seems to forget that even
employers must live you don't help a
workman by handicapping his employer not
in the long run you don't have my word
you don't you forget there's those of us
with less capital than some and there's
those who always had capital despair and
can't see their way to helping others
out I'll say this one thing Albert and
I'll say it now there's many the day ids
been sorry for that
if he'd let your father lend that
thousand pounds he'd have had it back
again with interest from what art of
dueling with good interest he would but
I'm a man to bear a grudge I mean it's
not pressured to do so so of course I
don't but you did about it back with
interest alright trouble where'd Edwin
is he's no businessman I don't say as
how he's not making money should be
making money with the start yeah it
should be making more than he is
you'd have been making more if you do
buy they start well I think I can say
sob wouldn't I mean he bought that house
at Maggie's but he acted mortgaged some
and he sold some securities and that's
that he paid for him oh yes he's been to
far new works and he makes some money I
dare say but Edwin is no businessman and
I'll tell him to his face if you asked
me to at least they seem to have
abandoned their musical evenings can't
say I'm surprised
throwing open their windows on Sunday
nights to upset folks coming home from
Chapel hey Johnnie sue notice it takes
more than that of a good Chapel folk out
of their stride
well I'll better be getting back to
works I don't forget give ad with my
best regards yes and I've made sure to
do a good day for George
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Clary so pleased you could come
good afternoon Edwin hello Bert Clara
Amy hello Lucy say hello to Uncle I quit
and of course
Albert sends his best regards really
good not charity should be here any
moment
there you are Bert your friend George
will be here any moment
well I will say when this is very
impressive
I must say the machines alright but
there's lots of other things to say
besides we want to see all of it we must
see it all
is this your office yes there now
children this is uncle's office now Bert
wouldn't you like an office like this
when I think of that old cubicle in the
shop desk got to do I mean oh yes what
show me would you come this way sir
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afternoon ink pen uploaded afternoon I
trust I'm not dead no no no I don't
believe you know me sister do you mrs.
Ben Bo mr. Engel pin I'm most pleased to
meet you mrs. BAMF oh how do you do mr.
in the pen I've had the pleasure of
meeting your husband of course
oh yes and this is Bert this is Clara
Amy and Lucy say hello to my string pen
afternoon to you all I thought I'd best
leave my little Rupert at home he's used
to having an afternoon sleep you know I
do believe in keeping a child to a pop I
was just gonna show them round the works
they haven't seen them yet neither of
our is a matter of fact that's why I
called oh you you mean you're officially
well I am the government inspector you
know of course surrounded by Prowler I'm
by myself I prefer to do that I don't
know no please you go whatever you
choose thank you I'll drop back later
mrs. Bembo miss ring pen Hey
well all of it should we make a start
good time Lucy I thought I'd keep the
machines till last save the best till
last you must see things in the way your
uncle says I want to see them
mm-hmm Lucy she's overexcited I'm afraid
she's been so looking forward to coming
to say now Lucy show uncle Edwin what a
good girl
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well
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Claire's whole life is domesticity it
will take a months to forgive George not
going 40 I'll bet it's all to do with a
busted telegram ah seen everything I
think so mr. Holland's been explaining
the process history call mr. egghead
walking the Rhine sewer so I took the
liberty of escorting him thank you James
with my pleasure sue bombers the other
well do a pest inspection
yeah you can spare a few minutes can you
do it
coming office thank you thank you and I
think you're gonna miss me garlic was
suspicious of me he had no intention of
letting me look round allowed he's been
with us a long time he's very loyal I
can see that and I approve as well like
and earn as much as I can he taught me a
lot about printing generally good take a
seat thank you
yeah well you got me folks an example of
your work I didn't think you'd mind like
mineral water benefaction company best
and cheapest rate mark yeah I wanted to
discipline mentor of those girls what
girls well in particular that girl at
the top of your machine yeah what's he
called the Smithers yeah did you have
that at the old place no couldn't got it
in that's the newest yes but that go off
the top feeding the papery now he
doesn't she just know where she's moved
in the arms oh yes how old is he not
absolutely sure 14 or so she's over the
iuj anyway obvious I wasn't doubting
this to tell the truth we never use
girls before but they do seem detective
this kind of work
all that better off here than in some of
the pot banks here and about your room
about your room lithography room now
are you happy yes well yes we should
serve Him we never had such a thing as a
LIFO room before the artists used to
work in had old living room above the
shop the light was dreadful for him and
the stones have to be polished in the
lean-to chef in the yard that's one of
the reasons I built the works to have a
decent lighter room yeah it's much too
hot you know Oh your lithography room
what do you expect in August hey what's
the object of the glass roof give them
more light as I said at the old place
there was no light at all they were
always grumbling especially Carl he's
the artist German you know least he
speaks like a German but he insists he's
English
I could stand for hours watching him
work have some ventilation in the room
we did think of it but Johnny or grieves
said that if we did we shouldn't be able
to keep it watertight yeah yeah well it
certainly isn't it isn't right as it is
you know our experience of these
skylight Inn rooms isn't that much too
hot in summer and much too cold in der
in winter I mean how would you like to
have your private office you know didn't
as bad as all that well I suggest you
young you think you don't know about the
ventilation I mean dude you mean to say
this shop here doesn't comply with your
confounded rules well that may or may
not be but we're entitled to make
recommendations in any case I would like
you to think it over if you don't mind I
didn't have a thermometer with me but
I'll lay it said it's 90 degrees in
there if not more Oh
serene I'll say that something's done
you seem to take your job seriously
while I'm at it did you imagine I
dropped into a silent killer considering
I have to keep my eye on 350 pot banks
over a thousand other factories and over
10,000 workshops unsold Superboy and as
I told you does he say about how fine it
always would at least have thought I was
entitled turning so sorry about George
had to send him on an errand to Han
Ridge at the last moment I have Claire
and the children gone well yes it's tea
time oh dear
auntie will be put out aunty yes so her
following me down the street think she's
on her way yet we shall have all Bursley
air this afternoon
do you know auntie HAP's you ought to
coming down the street I didn't see you
auntie I don't believe you know mr. in
pen mr. Inkpen is a government factory
inspector stirring pen mrs. amps how do
you do mr. Enfield no Springs to meet
you no I won't sit down I thought to
Clara was here I told her I might come
if I could spare a moment I must say add
you make me proud of you works in these
towns like this aren't you proud of my
nephew mr. Inkpen now as the government
inspector aren't you proud are there no
it's certainly a very good step in the
right direction I think so indeed and
when I think back in the time you know
what you're going to do and when I think
back to the day you started with well
who'd have thought then and what would
you dear father have said when he'd have
been proud of you I know I would just as
proud your old auntie yes well you can
be proud of me sitting down no I won't
sit down I just popped in to catch Clara
I was going to tea with her and the
checks I suppose you've heard about mr.
John no good either
no what about Johnny he's run away with
mrs. Chris Hansen I heard it this
afternoon from the station master at
latchet it seems a mr. John auger you've
caught the train at your port by mrs.
Gray's Empson gotten to the same trying
ad racket My dear sir you know our house
is near there as I hear it they went as
far as crew and of course they're Brno
tracing them once they're past crew had
you any notion no had you of course is
dear Jenna third I feel sorry for
I'm dependent on their business now
isn't she and you'll be in charge now
that mr. John's gone
surely not mr. James and what one hears
about him and poor Janet in Ostrava tone
isn't she
nursing home she's at an operation or so
I'm told
yes she has had an operation but it has
quite succeeded and she'll be going home
in till three days yeah and the bird air
thing but going on where
she's been keeping that it allows for
mr. John hasn't she but surely she can't
stay on that alone not after an
operation no business of mine of course
it's not but I do think he might at
least have waited so janitors quiet go
ahead better again as Janet any idea no
I saw her this morning of course they'll
never return now could they after this
he was a friend of yours were they not
another good man who ruined by women
statement that is a Kaddish thing to say
I'm sorry I should have left a little
earlier goodbye Eddie mrs. Sampson well
I wasn't believed put here dear care
goodbye your aunt is so proud of you my
doin she is she can't wait to break the
news to Clara won't Clara be saw she
wasn't here to see our faces
what was that telegram you had this
afternoon and what about those letters
you've been receiving as well I have
noticed you know she sent George to
Amman bridge with a reply she wouldn't
send it in Bursley that's for sure oh
yes she's got a secret
I knew she and Edwin would you like cake
eternity whichever you think will be
fresher
you come again no I'll wait here
would you like a cod turbot dear Johnny
all grieves ruin so is Janet she's
conducting some secret correspondence
herself yes you can speak in a voice
like that would you like a quarter Madea
the fishmongers things are not what they
wear in this town I'll better take that
thing tell dr. boilers
she boils but her than she fries tell
coupe to boil it what's up now I must go
round and see Janet at once I shall take
the next round white ones I feel I'm
screwed what about you tea course it
matters about your tea if you have your
tea quietly upon the end of the world
won't have come and you can go and see
Janet just the same and the whole house
wonder being turned upside down
Thank You ADA chicken and will now you
tall right hmm oh don't want a meat he
couldn't touch it
don't you know your mother was going out
yes she told me upstairs while she was
washing me she said she had to go and
see auntie Janet again you've been doing
with yourself all afternoon oh nothing
much
I thought you were coming down to see
the works and then going down to your
own declare as for taking so I was but
mother sent me to Hamburg Kim huh
so she packed you after and Richard she
I had to go to the post office I think
it was a telegram but it was in an
envelope with some money indeed
Oh No well it seems that Johnny has
written to Anissa until to everything or
told her enough because Alyssia has
telegraphed to Janet that she must
positively go straight down there and
stay with him when she leaves the
nursing home
what on d'amour now is not exactly on
the war anyhow
Janet must not be allowed to travel by
herself so I shall take her down I told
all about things she wasn't a bit
surprised
there are strange lot mmm well I'll just
go take off bye
don't know
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