Get your bag, get your bag!

You bring in the bags?

Eccles cakes, yes. Any Swiss rolls?

? Out went the lady with the alligator purse? With the alligator purse.

Give him the bread.

Oh, take the whole pack.

Get my bags out now.

Not only was his bag not black, but you're not even sure that he had it with him.

Take some of my bread.

Here. No hard feelings?

You, Baldie , you swipe his bag.

Do you have all the bags?

I'll just get my things, Mark.

Well here's the purse.

Do you have my bag?

I must bring up our bags

Tom took out his wallet and paid the bill.

I'll take Mr. Baldwin's wallet too.

Here, you have a little cheese, a little bread.

Roger, Ann, get these other bags.

The purse is right over there, help yourself.

Is it possible to get the bag without the ticket?

Stop that and take down the trunk.

Mrs Paschke, a pack of cigarettes, please.

Let me take your bag. It's rather heavy.

Here, I'm not making a very good impression on you.

Why should you carry other people's bags?

I will take Mr. Gillis's bags to the car.

We're only artillery observers, ya know. I can still hear the old man. You boys go on up ahead.

Bring in Shirai's briefcase. No, I'll get it myself.

Paul! Your father told you to get his bag.

Did you pick up that package at the hotel?

But first I must bring up the bags

We're going to take some of that, and put it into the bread.

And get your hands off my baggage.

Carry your own bag.

Is just how the bandit managed to successfully get away from the track...

Takesomebread. Don'tyouneedanythingelse?

I'll take up your bags, counselor.

Come on. Take my purse. Have a seat.

I think your room is right next to mine.

Get some practice in. Here he is. Nearly got lost once.

I had to take the nail file and the scissors out of your bag.

His bag was not black, and he didn't have it with him last night.

And all he had with him was a little black bag.