You know, I left some friends back there in the Oak Bar.

Sherry.

Two. Sherry?

There's sherry.

A glass of sherry?

Would you prefer sherry?

I don't like sherry.

I just want a glass of sherry first.

We've no' got any.

I'll have had two martinis at the Oak Bar, so she needn't bother to sniff my breath.

Would you like a glass of sherry, doctor?

Sherry, very old, very dry.

Okay. I could do with a little cooking sherry.

Sherry and some linen bandages.

She always kept a bottle of sherry for me.

Jute, wood, guarana, rubber.

I understand. Can I offer you gentlemen a glass of sherry?

Will you get Miss Warriner a glass of sherry?

You're all worked up. I'll get you a glass of sherry, old girl.

You know, maybe I'll take a glass of sherry myself.

Let's have a Sherry at the Chequers.

A glass of sherry, perhaps?

A Dom Perignon '59, Mr. Fisher.

Look here, James Lee. The dining room at Round Oak just the way we saw it when you wrote it.

Nevertheless, rubber now accounts for 76.5 per cent of total exports, while logging produces some 19.63 per cent of Liberia s total exports.

No, there was no mortise and tenon joint cut into the oak planks themselves.

The sitting room, solid oak doors and floors, mahogany wainscoting.

Please let's go now. Not until I've had my sherry.

Have some sherry, Lizzie.

It's rather good sherry.

Perhaps a little sherry?

It's very sweet and very light sherry.

but I'm mighty handy with a shillelagh All right, I'm sorry.

After logging, logging waste prevents reindeer grazing and compacted snow hampers digging.

Well, after a meal there's nothing like a good cigar.

Could I get you a sherry? No.

I ordered you a sherry. Sit down.

In a gap between two planks it looked to me as if the joint wasn't made of oak but a different coloured wood beech or poplar.

There they were allegedly subjected to treatment such as being hit on the back and beaten with wooden sticks, a thin strip of wood and a leather club packed with sand.

I'm glad you don't always order sherry.

So where do you go when you pretend you're going to work? You don't fool me. But how odd.

Well, I don't really like it, but for some people...

Sure, a cigar and a drink and a couple of dirty bucks.

We're fighting... over how much sherry you put in a tipsy pudding.

You bought nothing at all. No cigarettes or spirits?