00:59Might I take a tone to keep you with me always?
01:14It is only our limping cupid.
01:41I wish I could lie with thee forever,
01:48nuzzling thy neck to knock.
01:55Oh, you were pressing.
02:02Oh, you were pressing.
02:09Oh, you were pressing.
02:16It is a new flower for your hiberium.
02:24Oh, my Graham, you are tearful.
02:31What burdens your heart so?
02:33Just the sick and the needy, Hester.
02:40And the needy, Hester.
02:42So wish I could heal them all.
02:47Hester.
02:49You are a good man, Graham.
02:51Such a good man.
02:54To think I doubted you.
02:58Doubted me?
02:59I am ashamed.
03:00I have fallen prey in my darkest hour to the notion that you no longer find me desirable.
03:18And you have conjured some fevered notion that I am eaten up with lust for another and wake each hour with sticky breeches.
03:27No.
03:28No.
03:29No.
03:30No.
03:31It is just that I have had my hair quite different for over a week.
03:36And yet you have remained silent.
03:39Oh.
03:40Oh, no.
03:41I do see it now.
03:43Oh.
03:44You have grey indeed.
03:48My fringe, Graham.
03:49Oh, Hester.
03:50I am sorry, tis most framing.
03:51Who?
03:52I am a bad man.
03:53I am a bad, bad man.
03:54I am a bad, bad man.
03:55Come to bed, Graham.
03:56I...
03:57I think...
03:58I think I need to stop.
03:59Oh.
04:00Oh.
04:01Oh.
04:02Oh.
04:03Oh.
04:04Oh.
04:05Oh.
04:06Oh.
04:07Oh.
04:08Oh.
04:09Oh.
04:10Oh.
04:11Oh.
04:12Oh.
04:13Oh.
04:14Oh.
04:15Oh.
04:16Oh.
04:17I need...
04:18Just a moment.
04:19Longer.
04:20Alone.
04:21To pray.
04:25Let us pray together.
04:26I...
04:27I...
04:28I should love that.
04:29But...
04:30I would not have you...
04:32Tire...
04:34Your knees...
04:36I shall pray for us both.
04:38Oh, Graham.
04:39See how you always think of me.
04:42Oh.
04:44And...
04:45ah Dorothy your bubbly milk sir thank you Dorothy be sure to instruct Jeff on how
04:59to frothy my milk every part for Fiji I can live without comforts but bubbly
05:05milk is not one of them I'm so glad I'm still of some use there
05:15I should love to plunge you all great and stay inside you all day like a dozing
05:40mouth great Esther I have thought the high and low I bring your luncheon snout
05:55muffins mr. sester we were I I I I had a pain oh I hope nothing serious mistress no no no
06:07no no just a winter chill on my uvula yes it is rather angry back there your uvula as bold a large salve should ease the rosing
06:25thank you doctor well I should continue on my rounds you do not want my muffins no no I I do I do
06:37is that I should leave also so much to prepare for Fiji hammocks and biscuits and the such like excuse me
06:55I should be so very sorry to see her go
07:01such a goodly soul
07:06now your turn so take it in your hand that's it and take it you and grab it grip it hard hard the hard harder harder harder harder hard
07:13now your turn turn it rip it in your hand how you do not worry it is
07:27and take it and grip it, grip it hard, harder, harder, harder, faster, faster, faster, that's it, that's it, that's it, oh now that's what I call bubbly milk.
07:57Tis only old Ian, Mum, carrying a sack of salted pig's feet for the sea voyage, though in another light one might take him for a hunchback.
08:22Did I tell thee of the hunchback I met at the freak show, Mum? A muster Woffen, was it?
