And you, the tall one, up in the loft.

There are the attics of course.

Houses in the Air

What did she say?

You sleep upstairs.

There is a lot of dust in the attic.

He was hiding in the loft.

Go up and look in the loft.

In his cellar, in the attic, on the roof.

The sleeping bag's warm.

This is my sleeping bag!

You're on the third floor.

Here, this is the way up to the attic.

Don't forget your sleeping bag.

Hop into your sleeping bag.

I'll lick the stamps.

Tom's kids were in the attic.

It looks like a small sleeping bag for a baby.

What were you doing in the attic?

There is an attic under the roof.

I'm lending my sleeping bag to a guy at work.

Go right upstairs to bed.

Give me Mr. Rink's penthouse, please. Luz Benedict.

I had a sleeping bag.

You should have hung out your sleeping robe in the sun this morning.

Been to every room, the attic. She's not in the building.

He works his way up, finally, the grand staircase and then a smaller staircase until he reaches the attic.

I've heard she's very pretty. According to our Mr. Fish Kite's report.

In the attic hidden in a trunk.

The, uh, Princess will sleep in our beds upstairs.

Pinky, I reckon I'll go on upstairs and get my beauty sleep.

I went downstairs, but then I went to bed.

I'm gonna be a fine foreign correspondent hiding in an attic somewhere.

We'll send those upstairs with all the rest.

The attic, the basements, the garden. There's nothing.

How'd you know that fella was in the loft?

Did you get the windows in the attic, Mitch ? Yes, I got 'em all, dear.

So, his son said, Dad, I have a sleeping bag, I'll sleep on the floor.

And you, get upstairs, go to bed, stay there!

They cleaned everything, from the basement to the attic.

And little Harp sneaked in whilst we slept and stole the leather bag!

Upstairs you go.

I brought your robe. I'll fix it for you.

You sleep too much, that's what makes you such a knowall.

You're going upstairs. That's what you're going to do.