You're most kind, and if I may say so, you have a very curious and charming house. Such,...

Professor Marcus: You're most kind, and if I may say so, you have a very curious and charming house. Such, um, pretty windows. Mrs. Louisa Wilberforce: Oh, thank you, [pointing to a window] Mrs. Louisa Wilberforce: And I rather favour positions... Professor Marcus: [interrupting] I always think the windows are the eyes of a house, and didn't someone say the eyes are the windows of the soul? Mrs. Louisa Wilberforce: I don't really know. Oh, it's such a charming thought, I do hope someone expressed it!

I do hope you won't hesitate to ask. You are most kind. And if I may say so, you have a very curious and charming house. Such pretty windows. Thank you. I'm rather afraid the position... I always think the windows are the eyes of a house. And didn't someone say, "the eyes are the windows of the soul"? I don't really know, but it's such a charming thought. I do hope someone expressed it. Well, au revoir. Good morning, professor Marcus. Till tomorrow. Did you understand all that? We're going to have a guest in the house. "But I saw them last night having, oh, such a time" "in the twilight" All right, Mrs. Wilberforce. I'll answer it.