Second Childhood (1936)
Gretta Gould: Maid
Quotes
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Hobson, the butler : I hope the mistress is in a good humor this morning.
Maid : There's hardly a chance, she's always herself.
Grandma : [enters] I heard that.
Maid : Ah! Good morning.
Hobson, the butler : You're looking fine this morning, madam.
Grandma : Don't lie to me. I don't look fine and I don't feel fine. And as for the morning being good, it isn't over yet.
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Grandma : Say, what's all this fuss: flowers and candles and things?
Maid : Why it's your birthday.
Grandma : What, again?
Maid : 65 years young today.
Grandma : Ouch! Take them away. Take them away! Flowers and candles are only fit for weddings and funerals. Don't like weddings, and I'm not ready for the other... yet! I hope.
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Grandma : Who let all that sunshine in here?
Hobson, the butler : Sunshine is healthful, madam.
Grandma : Pull down the shades.
Maid : Yes, miss.