An Ideal Husband

00:01:53 ... when Grandmama and leisure were alive.

00:07:47 Such a bad habit!

00:12:08 I have a vague impression that they were detestable.

00:15:23 a lot of silly nobodies talking about nothing.

00:18:33 I know I should like some supper.

00:22:03 If you will allow me, I will call your carriage for you now.

00:25:38 we shall be great friends, I hope!

00:30:37 Truth is a very complex thing, Gertrude

00:34:16 Yes; most men would call it ugly names. There is no doubt of that.

00:37:21 well, to do what you did?

00:40:41 the sorrow of her life is that

00:44:18 What can you tell me about this, Mr. Conbertin?

00:47:18 Very sad, very sad indeed.

00:50:28 If by then you don’t do what I bid you to do

00:54:41 No, father, I am not married.

00:58:15 Who on earth writes to him on pink paper?

01:02:12 Now she knows that I began my career with an act of dishonesty.

01:05:36 A well-made dress has no pockets.

01:09:00 Women are never disarmed by anything, as far as I know them.

01:12:12 on Lady Berkshire

01:17:26 Is the honourable gentleman aware that this scheme has been received

01:21:38 Do you think you could make your son behave a little better occasionally?

01:25:39 kindly prevent your husband from making such a, such a . . .

01:29:21 Fortunately, the brilliant Mrs. Cheveley does not seem to have noticed