The Servant Page #3
What would it matter?
You try and find another like him.
I'm sorry I was rude to your servant.
Look, he may be a servant
I'm afraid
it's not very encouraging, Miss.
The weather forecast.
Oh, there's somebody in already.
Oh, I haven't got any pennies.
'Hello?'
- Bolton 625-45?
- 'Yes.'
Get me Vera.
I'm speaking from London.
'Vee!
'Vera?
'A call for you from London.'
- 'Hello?'
- Vera?
'Yes.'
- Are you ready?
- 'Yeah, I'm ready.'
Hurry up, darling!
All right, then. Tomorrow.
'All right.
- Mm-hm.
- 'I'm wearing it now.
'I'll show you
if you're a good boy.'
- I am.
- Come on.
Get on with it!
- Are you being a good girl?
- 'What?'
Tell her to...
I said, are you being a good girl?
'Yeah, I am.'
I'll be at the station.
- Hurry up!
- You got my last letter?
- 'Oh, yeah. I got that all right.'
- All right, then.
- At the station.
- For heaven's sake!
- Ta-ra.
- 'Bye.'
Oh, here he is.
Get out of the way, you filthy b*tch.
- What?
- Ooh, get him!
Come on.
You've mulled
some delicious claret, Barrett.
I say, that's rather good, isn't it?
Clarety Barrett.
In the army they used
to call me Basher Barrett, sir.
Oh, really? Why?
I was a very good driller.
Ah.
I like the changes
you've made to the house.
- You've been enjoying yourself.
- I have, sir. Thank you very much.
Oh, by the way, sir,
I took the liberty of removing those...
chintz frills of Miss Stewart's
off the dressing table.
Not very practical.
Haven't seen very much
of Miss Stewart recently, have we, sir?
No.
My sister's arriving tomorrow,
as agreed.
Yes, fine.
She's happy
about the arrangement.
We might keep her
if she's any good.
Thank you.
- He's a wonderful wit.
- Terribly funny.
- Terribly.
- Cheers.
Cheers.
I'm dying to see him again.
I haven't seen him for ages.
- You won't for some time.
- Oh, why?
He's in prison.
Hello.
Good morning, Miss Stewart.
- Good morning, sir.
- Good morning.
- Very nice to see you here again.
- Thank you.
I can recommend the roast duck.
Thank you.
And what are you having?
- Are you better?
- Yes, thanks.
I've brought you a present.
- What for?
- Where the hell are you going?
- Sorry, your Grace.
You're Irish, aren't you, my child?
- Good morning, Bishop.
- Good morning.
Thank you.
- What did she say to you?
- Nothing.
Yes, she did.
She said something to you.
- She didn't, really.
- She did.
I saw her mouth move.
She whispered something to you.
What was it?
- What did she whisper to you?
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