I think so, sir.

You seen my wife?

I promised your wife.

I've seen eggbeaters before, ma'am.

It seems to me you once had a wife someplace.

My wife tells me Mrs McKenna appeared at the London Palladium.

Come meet my wife. Louisa, my dear.

But it's oldfashioned and crude. And so slow.

I've come to offer my apologies, Mrs. Bowman.

I spoke with Mrs Tomizawa.

That makes two of us, Mrs. Hendrix.

It's too much.

Why, Scarlett, it's beautiful.

No, most oldfashioned!

What can you do!

Don't overdo it.

That's too much

There's something fishy there.

It was long ago.

They ambushed me.

Did you break the news to Miles' wife, Sam?

Well, I only hope Mrs Spencer hasn't been worrying too much.

My apologies, ma'am, but we can't beat 'em.

Oh, Mrs. Brophy. Thanks a lot for all your trouble.

That's too much.

You've overdone it.

You've gone too far!

Outrageous!

All right, then, come on.

This is too much. Bastards!

Oh, this is too much.

Brandon, you're going too far.

He's really impossible.

This is outrageous!

I saw an old woman cross the street.

I'm sorry to hear Mrs Kentley's so ill.

Good morning, Mrs. Bowman. I havejust come to see you.

Inspector, my wife obviously had never seen this man before.

Well, I shall be going back as soon as I see my wife.

The thought of saying no never entered my head, Mrs. Jorgensen.

Mrs. Hendrix, has my father been here?

This is unspeakable, Bendrix. Slandering a man's wife to his face.

Married? Oh, no. No, I'm an old maid schoolteacher.

How many gulls did you count, Mrs. bundy ?

This is far too simplistic.