Take it easy, Phillip.

Oh, it's going to be that kind of party. I'd better doll up a little.

You can relax. I have to take it up to the country.

he suddenly told me to take the whole afternoon for it.

Even champagne isn't equal to us, or the occasion. I'll take it, though.

No particular reason. I thought you'd like to take it in to her. She's in the bedroom, phoning.

Take it in the kitchen. I'll answer the door.

I suppose it's only fair- Let me take your things.

All right, easy. I'll take care of it. No, you won't.

Mine's fine, thanks. Would you mind taking this in to Janet?

Completely unlike me to forget it, isn't it?

We've got to hide it. Why?

I can't take it as well as you, so I'm turning on you a little.

I'd be glad to. Sit down, Mrs. Atwater. I'll bring it to you.

I knew there had to be one. What is it? It's nothing too much.

It must be Alice. I'll talk to her, Henry.

It may turn out to be a little too choice, thanks to the party.

the dining room to get food and come all the way back to eat it.

Oh- Oh- I'm very sorry we had to spoil it.

Sorry to bother you, Brandon. It's no bother. Come in.