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With Tristan off at war, things are busier and more chaotic than usual at Skeldale House.
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With Tristan off at war, things are busier and more chaotic than usual at Skeldale House.
With Tristan off at war, Siegfried is—quite unexpectedly—finding Skeldale House busier and more chaotic than usual.
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Put it on the list, syrup of casselala.
- Syrup of casselala.
- It's so bloody hard to put things back with the labels facing out.
Salammoniac, small.
Udder ointment, two tins.
Perchlorate of mercury.
Wrong place.
- No wait.
Can you just, can you spell that, please?
- Oh, and some more absorbent gauze.
Six dozen rolls should do.
- Absorbent gauze, six dozen.
- Would you mind?
I have an awful lot to get through.
- What if I do mind?
(tea kettle whistles) - [Siegfried] You know that sound means it's boiling, yes?
- [James] They're saying we drop more bombs than all the German raids on London in the Great War.
- Well, sounds to me like they don't need you after all.
I should withdraw my name, if I were you.
- Very funny.
- Where's Mrs. Hall?
- Out with Gerald, maybe.
(doorbell rings) - You're welcome.
(phone rings) - I suppose you want me to get that?
(phone rings) I never thought I'd admit this, but we're missing Tristan.
(phone rings) - [Helen] I wish he would just admit it.
Between giving up his pipe and missing Tris, he's really found a new level, hasn't he?
- At least the smoking's just for Lent.
- That was Slavens.
Another difficult lambing, he said.
That's the second one this month.
- Poor man.
He must be really struggling.
- [Siegfried] Well, he's an experienced farmer.
He's perfectly capable of sorting it out himself.
- Oh, it must be your sparkling company he enjoys, Siegfried.
- Oscar Wilde considered sarcasm the lowest form of wit.
- But the highest form of intelligence.
- I'll see you later.
- I know he can be... (sucks teeth) Testing.
- Testing.
The longest 40 days of my life.
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