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The Fawltys are a married couple who run a small hotel on the coast of England. He is obsessive and foul-mouthed; she is demanding, bossy and has an ironic sense of humour. The staff includes Manuel, a Spanish waiter (Italian in the Spanish dubbed version) who cannot speak English, and Polly, the maid who is always bailing out her boss. With such a cast, the hotel guests will have a hard time enjoying their holidays.

Transcript

00:00Number 17, please.

00:28That'll be fun.

00:30Goodbye.

00:31Thank you so much.

00:32Hello.

00:33Faulty tears.

00:34Oh hello Mr. Hawkins.

00:35I've arranged your card for two this afternoon.

00:38Well you did say your name Mr. Hawkins.

00:40That's right.

00:41You do accept cheques.

00:42With a banker's card.

00:43Well we'll have to cancel the order then.

00:45Yes.

00:46No no.

00:47Five o'clock will be fine.

00:48Goodbye.

00:49Oh Polly, Brenda can't start till Monday so would you mind doing the rooms until then?

00:53Oh no I can do with the money.

00:55Oh good.

00:56Thank you Mr. Gardley.

00:59Oh hello.

01:00Can I help you?

01:01Yes.

01:02Good girl.

01:03Would you give me change for this please?

01:04In one moment.

01:05I'm just dealing with this gentleman.

01:06Yes Mr. Poston.

01:07What?

01:09I was wondering if you could...

01:10I need change for this.

01:11In a moment I'm dealing with this gentleman.

01:12But I have a taxi driver waiting.

01:14Surely this gentleman wouldn't mind if you just gave me change.

01:16Do you?

01:17No.

01:18No.

01:19Go ahead.

01:21There you are.

01:22Can you tell me how to get to Glendower Street?

01:24Now.

01:25I've booked a room and bath with a sea view for three nights.

01:28Glendower Street?

01:29Yes.

01:30You haven't finished with me.

01:32Mrs.

01:33Mrs. Richards.

01:34Mrs. Alice Richards.

01:35Mrs. Richards.

01:36Mr. Thurston.

01:37Mr. Thurston.

01:38Mrs. Richards.

01:39Mr. Thurston is the gentleman I'm attending to at the moment.

01:41What?

01:42Mr. Thurston is the gentleman I'm attending to.

01:44Don't shout.

01:45I'm not deaf.

01:46Mr. Thurston was here before you Mrs. Richards.

01:49But you were serving me.

01:50I gave you change but I hadn't finished dealing with him.

01:53Now Glendower Street is just on Glendower Street.

01:54Is there anyone else in attendance here really?

01:56This is the most appalling service I've ever had.

01:58What a good idea.

01:59Manuel.

02:00Could you lend Mrs. Richards your assistance in connection with her reservation?

02:05Now.

02:07I've reserved a very quiet room with a bath and a sea view.

02:11I specifically asked for a sea view in my written confirmation.

02:15So please make sure I have it.

02:17Okay.

02:20What?

02:21Okay.

02:22Okay.

02:23Si.

02:24Si.

02:25Casey.

02:27Casey.

02:28What are you trying to say?

02:29No, no, no, no.

02:30K.

02:31What?

02:32Si.

02:33K.

02:34What?

02:35Si.

02:36K.

02:37What?

02:38Yes.

02:39Who is C.

02:40K.

02:41Is he the manager Mr. Watt?

02:42Oh, manager.

02:43He is.

02:44Ah, Mr. Forty.

02:45What?

02:46Forty.

02:47What are you talking about you silly little man?

02:48What is going on here?

02:49I ask him for my room and he tells me the managers of Mr. Watt aged 40.

02:53No, no, no.

02:54Forty.

02:55Forty?

02:56What's wrong with him?

02:57It's all right, Mrs. Richards.

02:59He's from Barcelona.

03:00The manager's from Barcelona.

03:02No, no, no.

03:03He's from Miss Swanets.

03:05And you're in 22.

03:06What?

03:07You're in room 22.

03:08Manuel, take these cases up to 22, will you?

03:11Very nice stay, Mr. Forty.

03:12Ah, glad you enjoyed it.

03:13Polly, would you get Mr. Firkin's bill, please?

03:14Well, when will we be seeing you again?

03:15Oh, not for a few weeks.

03:16Oh.

03:17You're not by any chance a betting man, Mr. Forty.

03:18Um, well, I used to be.

03:19Only there's a very nice little filly running at Exeter this afternoon.

03:20Really?

03:21Dragonfly.

03:22Ah.

03:23Dragonfly.

03:24Yeah.

03:25Dragonfly.

03:26Yeah.

03:27It's well worth a flatter.

03:28We paid a tax on it before.

03:29Well, delighted you enjoyed your stay.

03:30Very nice.

03:31I hope to see you again before long.

03:32Oh, here you are.

03:34Bye, Mrs. Forty.

03:35Goodbye, Mr. Firkin.

03:36Satisfied customer.

03:37We should have him stuffed.

03:38Oh, Mr. Forty.

03:39Three o'clock Exeter.

03:40Dragonfly.

03:41What?

03:42Yes, good luck.

03:43Jolly good luck with it.

03:44Morning, Major.

03:45Good morning, Forty.

03:46Mr. Forty.

03:47I'm glad you enjoyed your stay.

03:48I hope to see you again before long.

03:49Oh, here you are.

03:51Bye, Mrs. Forty.

03:52Goodbye, Mr. Forty.

03:53Satisfied customer.

03:54We should have him stuffed.

03:55Oh, Mr. Forty.

03:56Three o'clock Exeter.

03:57Dragonfly.

03:58What?

03:59Yes, good luck.

04:00Jolly good luck with it.

04:03Morning, Major.

04:04Good morning, Forty.

04:05Mr. What was that about the three o'clock Exeter, Basil?

04:11Oh, some horse he's going to bet on, I expect her.

04:14You're looking very spruce this morning, Major.

04:16St. George's, dear boy.

04:17Really?

04:18You have a horse, have you?

04:19What's his name?

04:20Um, did you catch it, dear?

04:22Dragonfly, Major.

04:24Are you going to have a flutter, Forty?

04:26No, no, no, no, no, no.

04:27No, Basil doesn't bet any more, Major, do you, dear?

04:30No, I don't, dear, no.

04:31No, that particular avenue of pleasure has been closed off.

04:34And we don't want it opened up again, do we, Basil?

04:37No, you don't, dear.

04:38The great warding off of May the 8th.

04:39Yes.

04:40Good old St. George, eh, Major?

04:41Hmm?

04:42Well, he killed a hideous, fire-breeding old dragon, didn't he, Polly?

04:43Ran it through with the lance, I believe.

04:44Mr. Fawlty, Mr. Fawlty, is Mrs. Romno like she won't speak to you his problem?

04:47Ah.

04:48Ever see my wife making toast, Polly?

04:49Ha!

04:50Ha!

04:51Ha!

04:52Ha!

04:53Ha!

04:54Ha!

04:55Ha!

04:56Ha!

04:57Ha!

04:58Ha!

04:59Ha!

05:00Ha!

05:01Ha!

05:02Ha!

05:03Ha!

05:04Ha!

05:05Why did you kill it, anyway, Fawlty?

05:07I don't know, Major.

05:08Better than marrying it.

05:09Marrying it?

05:10But he didn't have to kill it, though, did he?

05:12I mean, he could have, er, just not turned up at the church.

05:16Oh, yeah.

05:17Now, let's break.

05:18Good morning, Madam.

05:19Can I help you?

05:20Are you the manager?

05:21I am the owner, Madam.

05:22What?

05:23I am the owner.

05:24I want to speak to the manager.

05:25I am the manager, too.

05:26What?

05:27I am the manager, too.

05:28What?

05:29I am the manager, too.

05:30What?

05:31I am the manager, as well.

05:32Manager, he, manager.

05:33Oh!

05:34You're what?

05:35I'm the manager.

05:36What?

05:37I'm the manager.

05:38What?

05:39I'm the manager.

05:40What?

05:41I'm the manager.

05:42Yes, I know.

05:43You've just told me.

05:44What's the matter with you?

05:46Now, listen to me.

05:47I booked a room with a bath.

05:49When I book a room with a bath, I expect to get a bath.

05:52You've got a bath!

05:53I'm not paying £7.20 per night, plus VAT, for a room without a bath.

05:58There is your bath!

06:00You call that a bath?

06:02It's not big enough to drown a mouse.

06:04It's disgraceful.

06:05I wish you were a mouse, aren't you?

06:08And another thing.

06:10I asked for a room with a view.

06:12Deaf, mad and blind.

06:14This is the view as far as I can remember, madam.

06:18Yes, yes, this is it.

06:20When I pay for a view, I expect something more interesting than that.

06:24That is Torquay, madam.

06:26It's not good enough.

06:27Well, may I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window?

06:33Sydney Opera House, perhaps?

06:35Perhaps the hanging gardens of Babylon.

06:37Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically.

06:41I expect to be able to see the sea.

06:43You can see the sea.

06:44It's over there between the land and the sky.

06:47I need a telescope to see that.

06:49Well, may I suggest that you consider moving to a hotel closer to the sea.

06:53Or preferably in it.

06:55Right.

06:56Now, listen to me.

06:58I'm not satisfied, but I've decided to stay here.

07:01However, I shall expect a reduction.

07:03Why?

07:04Because cracker toe is not erupting at the moment or...?

07:06Because the room is cold.

07:08The bath is too small.

07:09The view is invisible.

07:10And the radio doesn't work.

07:12No, the radio works.

07:13You don't.

07:14What?

07:15I'll see if I can fix it, you scabby old bath.

07:24I think we got something then.

07:25What?

07:26I think we got something then.

07:28What are you doing?

07:29Eh?

07:31Don't think me rude, but may I ask, do you by any chance have a hearing aid?

07:35A what?

07:36A hearing aid!

07:37Yes, I do have a hearing aid.

07:39Would you like me to get it mended?

07:41Mended?

07:42It's working perfectly all right.

07:44No, it isn't.

07:45I haven't got it turned on at the moment.

07:46Why not?

07:47The battery runs down.

07:48Now, what sort of a reduction are you going to give me on this room?

07:5260% if you turn it on.

07:54What?

07:55My wife handles all such matters.

07:56I'm sure she will be delighted to discuss it with you.

07:59I shall speak to her after lunch.

08:00You heard that all right, didn't you?

08:01What?

08:02Thank you so much.

08:03Lunch will be served at half past 12.

08:05Manuel, Manuel.

08:06Why are you going to the betting shop today?

08:08What?

08:09Oh, don't you start.

08:10You go betting shop today.

08:12Oh, see, betting shop.

08:13No, see, see.

08:14Now, I want you to put this on this little horse.

08:17Dragonfly.

08:18But big secret.

08:19Sybil, no, no.

08:23No, no.

08:24It's lovely.

08:25It's just a bit buttery with my skin.

08:28I think I need something more topaz-y for my colouring, you know.

08:33More tonal.

08:35Have you got Cosmopolitan there?

08:38Well, page 42.

08:39You see, Burt Reynolds.

08:41Well, there's a girl standing behind him looking at James Caan.

08:46That sort of colour.

08:47Mmm.

08:48Lovely.

08:49All right, I'll be in at 11.

08:50Oh, Polly.

08:51I've got to check the laundry.

08:52Could you keep an eye on reception for me?

08:53Sure.

08:54Polly, Polly.

08:55Where Mr Fawlty?

08:56I don't know.

08:57What's the matter?

08:58I have money for him.

08:59He went on horse.

09:00But big secret.

09:01Shh!

09:02Mrs Fawlty.

09:03Shh!

09:04Well, give it to me.

09:05I'll give it to you.

09:06Shh!

09:07Ha-ha.

09:08Good afternoon, Ms Gatsby.

09:31Good afternoon.

09:32Good afternoon.

09:33Good afternoon.

09:34First they give me a room without a bar to walk but let you go.

09:37give me a room without a bath then there's no laboratory paper would you like some of ours

09:46would you like some of ours hello yeah there's no paper in my room why don't you check these

09:52things that's what you're being paid for isn't it we don't put it in the rooms what we'll keep it

09:57in the lounge lounge i'll get you some do you want plain ones or ones with our address on it

10:05dress on it how many sheets well how many are you going to use manager well just enough for one

10:14family manager manager yes testing testing yes i've never met such insolence in my life

10:23i come down here to get some laboratory paper and she starts asking me the most insulting

10:28personal things i've ever heard in my life i thought you wanted writing paper i'm talking to you what

10:33what are you deaf i said i'm talking to you i've never met such insolence in my life she said

10:40people use it in the last yes she's done no no no no please listen no no please please i can explain

10:46no no you see she thought you wanted to write wanted a fight i'll give her a fight all right

10:51no no no wanted to write what wanted to write on the paper why should i want to write on it

10:56i'll have some sent up to your room immediately manuel that doesn't work either

11:03what are you saying turn it on what turn it turn it on

11:13i can't read that i need my glasses

11:20where are they they're on your head mrs richards i've lost them oh they're the only pair i've got

11:25i can't read a thing without excuse me now i have this morning when i was buying the bar

11:31mrs richards what do you want to look at it and i had them a tea time mrs richards your glasses are there

11:38there well well put them in there no no no on your head

11:43what on your i'm sorry about that manuel asked me to give this to you what oh oh thank you for

11:56it's not a word to the dragon eh oh manuel we have some blue paper muchos for 22. are you blind

12:07they were on my head all the time didn't you see yes didn't god give you eyes yes but i don't use

12:12them because it wears the batteries are set my paper up immediately

12:2122

12:26good evening terry do you like uh cavaliere rusticana terry i've never had it mr faulty

12:38you're in a good mood mr faulty had a little bit of luck on the gee gees terrier not a word of the

12:42troubling strifey oh they come down lady sing this song

12:49doodah doodah doodah doodah doodah doodah doodah doodah go and run no nag i'm going to run no day

12:59i'm going to make me money on the bobtail nag i did it my way stand frank sanatra you make me feel so

13:06young rubbish you seem very jolly basil hmm you seem very jolly jolly jolly yes jolly sort of happy oh

13:15oh happy yes i remember that no not that i don't understand no i'll report it if it happens though

13:22well you look happy to me basil no i'm not dear all that dancing about singing and rubbing your hands

13:28no just my way of getting through the day dear the samaritans were engaged

13:32i thought maybe you were in love only with the old light of my life or had a bit of luck or

13:46something you know nothing you always say mr faulty but i learn what i learn i learn i get better no no

14:08no no you don't understand i do no you don't i i do understand that you know nothing about the horse

14:16i know nothing about the horse yes which horse which horse i know nothing my horse nitwit your horse

14:27nitwit no no no dragonfly it won yes i know i know it won too what i put money on for you you give

14:34me money i go to vet you know i know i know why you say i know nothing look look look you know the

14:43horse uh nitwit or dragonfly dragonfly that isn't the horse coordinate you're the nitwit

14:50what is whitney it doesn't look it doesn't matter i could spend the rest of my life having this

14:54conversation please please try to understand before one of us dies i try you're going to forget

15:02everything you know about nitwit no no dragonfly dragonfly yes si si si okay eventually

15:15what eventually uh at the end no no no no forget it now now well pretend you

15:24forget pretend but don't say anything to anyone about the horse i know that you tell me that this

15:31morning so don't do it again you're still it's mrs richards the fatal accident she's had some money

15:41stolen oh mr faulty i tell polly what oh that's all right but don't tell anyone else not even me you

15:47know nothing you've got to help me handle this she's in a frightful state i can't get a word in

15:53edgeway she's had 85 pounds taken from her room i've said we'll search everybody but she insists that

15:57we send for the police what do you do with someone like that she just keeps on mrs richards how very

16:01nice to see you are you enjoying your stay there's no need to shout i have my hearing aid on oh mrs

16:08richards i've explained i've just been up to my room 85 pounds has been taken from my bag which i had

16:14hidden under the mattress oh yes it's a disgrace i haven't been here a day what sort of staff do

16:20employ here mrs richard if you knew anything at all about running a hotel this sort of thing

16:23wouldn't happen well what have you got to say for yourself

16:28wait wait wait wait wait i haven't got it turned up enough basil

16:45my head my head has it come away

16:54did you bang your head yes yes oh dear let me have a look you better go and lie down before something

17:01else happens why don't you call the police we will the moment we've searched the room my money's been

17:07taken yes i know try not to speak is this a piece of your brain

17:1385 pounds take my arm i don't need your arm thank you

17:19i can get down the stairs down the stairs oh well don't stop when you get to the basement

17:24keep straight on give my regards to the earth's core are you sure you can manage and if you give us

17:30any more trouble i shall visit you in the small hours and put a bat up your night dress oh that

17:36was fun wasn't it dear the odd moment like that it's almost worth staying a knife for isn't it

17:40it's nice to share a moment like that isn't it that's what marriage is all about

17:44i know i read it on the back of a matchbox

17:48do you remember when we were first manacled together we used to laugh quite a lot yes but not

17:56at the same time that's all oh that's true that was a warning all right should have spotted that

18:00shouldn't i what was that that was your life mate oh that was quick do i get another sorry mate

18:07that's good luck that's it back to the world of dreams what are we going to do give it another 15

18:12years about the money do you think oh she's left it in her room or dropped it or eaten it or something

18:17we'll get manuel to go through the room my polly can check the lounge wait a moment i saw polly

18:21with some money just now well there you are there's quite a bit too she was counting it in here

18:26well it's probably hurts no she's been very short lately basil i'll ask well you can't you can't

18:31just ask her like that simple why not well it would be terribly rude asking someone if money is

18:35there so that would be so embarrassing rubbish basil hello faulty towers polly sherman yes certainly i'll get

18:43us straight away hang on terry where's polly polly she saw you with the money what she saw you counting

18:53the horse money she's just coming oh hello dear there she is found her in here as i was just saying

18:58polly and my wife would like to have a word with you about a slightly delicate matter it's not delicate

19:02basil don't be silly he thinks it's embarrassing for me to ask you about that money i saw you with

19:06earlier on in the office i wondered if someone had handed it in mrs richard has lost some the money

19:13in the office you were counting it weren't you did someone hand it in oh no no it's mine yours

19:21i won it you won it on the horse mr falter got a tip on i hope you don't mind i no no no not at all

19:30i didn't know you bet on the horses polly oh i don't only i was in the town and i passed the

19:36betting shop and i thought well why not well why not indeed a jolly good question you didn't let me

19:41put something on really realize how much we would have won 75 pounds for a five pound steak still you

19:46know best those were the odds were they basil yes that's right there 14 to one i listened in on

19:54the wireless just to make sure it had triumphed enjoy your winnings polly thank you polly yes mrs

19:59foldy what was the name of the horse the name oh i've gone blank

20:11bird brain no no no that came in third uh fish wife what no no not small

20:25flying tart

20:29no no no no it got off to a flying star and his name was dragonfly

20:43if i find out the money on that horse was yours you know what i'll do basil

20:47okay i'll have to sell them back on first

20:54oh major six o'clock on the right oh there it is is uh major can i offer you uh

20:59uh uh very decent of you just a quick one i'm going to our memorial service ah

21:06tie's a bit bright isn't it major what for a memorial service oh i didn't like the chap

21:10none of those know what i mean ah cheers uh major um could you do me a favor well i know i'm a bit

21:19shocked myself no no no no could you look after some money for me i want it on that horse only uh

21:23sybil's a bit suspicious you see she goes through my pockets some nights oh absolutely which horse

21:28uh dragonfly when's it running no no it ran today i won that on it oh well done oh boy no no no could you

21:34keep it oh no no i couldn't do that no no no no could you keep it just tonight it's simple you see

21:39secret ah present sort of yes don't mention it mum's a word oh i get it from you in the morning

21:47and bank it understood oh boy cheers

22:00good morning mr faulty good morning ladies

22:06hello faulty towers what i didn't say anything have you called the police yet excuse me i'm trying to

22:13take a telephone call have you called them yet yes yes we have when are they going to be here as

22:18soon as possible they're very busy today busy oh a lot of bloodshed at the nilgwin tea rooms last

22:26ah certainly yes mrs richards mrs richards telephone for you here yes what's this for uh telephone

22:36calls but i haven't made any oh uh cigarettes i don't smoke hello there's nobody there hello

22:43yes yes i know she is yes it's your sister well what is it for drinks drinks me we've been cut off

22:53hello look you tell me and i'll tell her even the phones don't work your sister says you've had an

22:59offer of 87 000 pounds for your house in brighton 87 give it to me don't be a fool stephanie

23:0892 750 i said and i'm not taking a penny less you tell him that why don't people listen

23:16well well let's grab that 32p then shall we let's enjoy ourselves oh thank you very much oh major major

23:24um can i have it now what or what the money the money i gave you last night what what is all this

23:30well you remember i gave you some money um just before you went to that remembrance service

23:34remembrance service yes i don't remember that or what well but it was it was for a chap you

23:38you didn't like um you know he was uh one of those one of those what well

23:44pansy yes which one no no no no no you were in your best suit was i oh yes of course

23:51course i went to the theater of course no no yes yes with winnie atwell yes yes at all well marjorie

23:58after my marjorie i always call her winnie because well because she looks like winnie she's not black

24:03black churchill wasn't black no no no no i gave you 75 pounds you put it in there what do you mean by

24:11telling me you call the police are you you've done no such thing your wife's just told me you're still

24:16searching the room well i thought she'd call them you lying hound mrs richards go and call them now

24:21immediately yes but this is rich as we will the moment we've searched right i should call myself

24:25well couldn't we just wait until we've never seen such a place all right mrs richards would you like

24:31to use the office phone what in here thank you get the key and check her room right i found it

24:41mrs faulty what it was in my pocket yes if i use it here you see yes right down yes i don't know how

24:48it got there no no because i make a point yes i make a point of keeping my money in my hip pocket

24:53yes please please whatever can i have it oh yes yes yes good good god it's gone no no no in there

25:01basil here it is what's that i found it mrs faulty the money oh that's marvelous mrs richards what we found

25:10your money oh the major's found your money oh what oh thank you so much major there you are

25:18it's telling you to return up what is it basil better luck eh foley it's ten pounds short oh dear

25:29it's not ten pounds short oh my god don't worry we'll have a whip round

25:40what do you think you're doing i'll look for the missing ten pounds immediately mrs richards where

25:47exactly did you find it major in my pocket in your pocket yeah yeah not this suit in my new suit

25:52would you mind if i popped up and had a look no no not at all i'll see if i can find it won't be a

25:56moment uh did you say it was in your pocket yes mrs richards can i what was it doing in your can i

26:04explain you're not explaining anything you're completely loopy mad as a march here yes yes i

26:10am yes i am completely loopy uh that's why i gave him the money to look after what you see there's been

26:15a mistake um that money there is in fact mine yours yes as the major will confirm you see i was saving

26:21it up for a present for my wife right and that's why i couldn't say anything just now but i gave it to

26:24the major last night what rubbish well this is my money no no the major will verify what i've said

26:29could you verify that what what what or what the money i gave you last night you know for my wife's

26:35present you remember i gave it to you just before you went to the theater the theater well yes you

26:39you remember that money i won on the horse a horse whispering what do you say he says he won it on

26:46a horse won it on a horse doesn't matter do you remember me giving it to you oh think please

26:53think what was the question again do you remember i had some money yesterday the money i won on the

27:03horse oh yes tell mrs ridges tell her i had the money yesterday i know nothing

27:13what i know nothing no no no no no forget that i forget everything i know now no no no you can

27:20tell her you can tell her i cannot you said tell her tell her please please no i know nothing

27:32i am from bartholona i'm not listening to any more of this rubbish i'm going to finish my breakfast

27:38and when i come back i want the rest of my money give it to her basil i can't find it give her 10 from the till

27:45i'm going to give her a shirt off my back too you see i know nothing i'm going to send you to a vivis

28:06sectionist

28:17good afternoon mr paulty good afternoon you've got a mrs richard staying here

28:34yes oh ah well only she bought this yesterday asked us to deliver it the thing is she left some money

28:42behind keeps it in this 95 quid look the cleaner found it this morning almost threw it in the bin lucky

28:51eh she around

28:56well i'll give it to her oh thanks mr paulie goodbye

29:08we found her money where she it doesn't matter i'm 10 pounds up on the deal 10 pounds up it's 95

29:22even if i give a 10 i'm still 10 up poly for the first time in my life i'm i'm i'm winning

29:31hello mrs richard lovely to see your beautiful vase that you bought yesterday has just arrived now

29:38remind me the money that you have there is it yours or mine i told you it's mine you're absolutely

29:43sure yes i am but you're still 10 pounds short yes uh polly uh give mrs richards this would you

29:53what's that this is mine

29:57what's that basil

29:58that's right polly asked me to put it in the safe for her

30:12so that's all sorted out um this is your money polly this is your beautiful vase mrs richards

30:18faunty you did give me that money you won it on that horse

30:23that cost 75 pounds oh i am sorry mrs richards we must pay you for that money

30:45that's right

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