The Servant Page #5
- No, thank you.
For God's sake, look at this.
That's not much good.
- I beg your pardon, sir.
- Pull your socks up.
Come on, come on.
Give it a good brush.
- If you'd like to take the jacket off.
- No, damn it. Do it on!
- Would you turn around, sir?
- All right. That will have to do.
our mother's ill up in Manchester.
Apparently she's been asking for us.
Might be dangerous.
Would you mind if we took a night off,
came back tomorrow, late?
Both of you?
Well, it is touch and go, sir.
- Well, that's bloody inconvenient.
- I appreciate that, sir.
We could leave
a cold buffet and salad.
Couldn't you make it tomorrow?
Well, I suppose we could, sir.
It will give us time to get organised.
Well, I'm off.
There's one other thing, sir,
before you go.
What is it?
Where's my cologne?
- It's about Vera.
- What about her?
Well, it's her skirts, sir.
Her skirts?
What's the matter with them?
they're a little short, sir?
A little short?
I should say so.
What do you want me to do about it?
She's your sister. Tell her yourself.
Where's my cologne?
Don't come in. I'm naked!
Er, who is it?
- It's me.
- Oh, I am sorry.
- I forgot to lock the door.
- I want my cologne.
- Your what?
- The bottle.
It's all right.
I've got a towel on now.
I just want my cologne.
- What, the one with your initials on?
- Yes.
Oh.
I am sorry, sir,
but I thought everyone was out.
Do you know Vera's in my bathroom?
- I beg your pardon, sir?
- She is having a bath in my bathroom.
Well, I mean to say...
I mean...
Well, after all,
you've got one of your own upstairs.
- I'll have a word with her.
- Yes, sir.
Who told you to take a bath
in his bathroom?
Who said you could use his bathroom?
A gentleman doesn't like a naked girl
bouncing about in his bathroom.
- Didn't you tell me to?
- Quiet.
- Well, didn't you?
- Me? I'd never say a thing like that.
He's still outside.
- Know what I'm going to do?
- What?
Here, take those.
Take one of those and put them on.
- These?
- Yeah.
I'm going to have a bath
in his bathroom.
Oh, you're terrible!
Put on the water.
Go on, draw it.
Ooh.
And I want that...
That all over me. Come on.
Come on.
Splash it all over me.
Ow, ow, ow!
Oh, it's cold.
Hello?
- 'It's me.'
- Oh, yes, Susan.
- 'Darling, I've been worried.'
- Can I ring you back?
'Well, yes, but when?'
- Are you at the office?
- 'Yes, but I'm just going out.
'Are you in tonight?'
Er, yes. Ring me then, would you?
- 'All right. Bye.'
- Bye-bye.
~ Take me, baby,
to your big brass bed
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