Get a grip on yourself!

Pull yourself together.

Now calm down.

Quiet that horse.

Calm down, Karin.

Tom has calmed down.

He'll simmer down.

Now, calm down. What's the matter?

Everybody needs to calm down.

Try to stay calm, Karin.

Now, just calm down. Yeah, yeah.

Now sit down and calm yourself before they come.

I took it away from her and calmed her down.

Now, why don't you sit down and take it easy?

Let's not lose your cool. Let's be reasonable, this man ...

To calm you down.

You seem agitated, Lucy. Try and calm yourself.

I will be, as soon as I pull myself together.

(DOORBELL) Go to see if you can calm him.

Now, don't do that. Please, just calm down. Now take it easy.

Calm down and come over here.

Come on. Sit down. Take it easy.

You gotta keep calm!

Now you listen to me. Just once in my life I'm gonna hold my temper.

When you get sensible again, you can come down to us.

I'd rather vacation on the lakes of Scotland.

Well, one just had to take a grip on oneself, that was all.

The cold tea would do more good.

Steady now. Just a minute.

I figured I'd hang onto it a day or so. Maybe she'd cool off.

You must calm down and get this affair out of your mind.

Now steady, steady.

Keep cool.

Now steady, steady on. Get some brandy. Give her some brandy.

Darling, calm down. Why do you need a lawyer?

And if he hasn't, give him time to calm down.

Temper, lady, temper.

Calm down. It was salt.

Cool off, Stonewall.

Calm down, comrades!

Steady, lad, steady!

Maybe I can calm him down

Calm down. Why are you here?

No, well, they could all do with a little cooling off.

Stop that and take down the trunk.