A bit of it has just come back to me... from A Good Woman (2004)
A book of poems? from A Good Woman (2004)
A brazen woman. Oh, dear. from A Good Woman (2004)
A crocodile handbag like the one the Contessa has... from A Good Woman (2004)
A dress? from A Good Woman (2004)
A false degrading marriage, or your own true self, free of compromise? from A Good Woman (2004)
A kind, caring mother, who loves and watches over her. from A Good Woman (2004)
A lady always leaves the way she came. from A Good Woman (2004)
A lie, every minute we've been together. from A Good Woman (2004)
A litre of Perrier Jouet. from A Good Woman (2004)
A little misunderstanding. from A Good Woman (2004)
A little sincerity can be a very dangerous thing. from A Good Woman (2004)
A man can't be happy with one woman. from A Good Woman (2004)
A man gets the wife he deserves. from A Good Woman (2004)
A man should never buy his wife jewellery. from A Good Woman (2004)
A marriage takes your whole heart. from A Good Woman (2004)
A mother could never be ashamed of a daughter who didn't fall in. from A Good Woman (2004)
A person who'd never done her any harm. from A Good Woman (2004)
A photograph in a locket. from A Good Woman (2004)
A woman doesn't know her own husband. from A Good Woman (2004)
A year? Pratically forever. from A Good Woman (2004)
About marriage it certainly is an experience. from A Good Woman (2004)
About us. from A Good Woman (2004)
About, Mrs Erlynne... from A Good Woman (2004)
Absolutely. Good health, it's important, but... from A Good Woman (2004)
Afraid we'll be seen? from A Good Woman (2004)
Ah, Giuseppina. from A Good Woman (2004)
Ah, Mrs Windemere. One moment, please. from A Good Woman (2004)
Alberto? Fabrizio? from A Good Woman (2004)
Alessandra cares more for... from A Good Woman (2004)
All lovey dovey, very charming. from A Good Woman (2004)
All of which is time well spent in my book. from A Good Woman (2004)
All paying jobs absorb... from A Good Woman (2004)
All right. from A Good Woman (2004)
All the women will snub her. from A Good Woman (2004)
Am I winning? from A Good Woman (2004)
An erotic language between men an women. from A Good Woman (2004)
And a woman brought this. from A Good Woman (2004)
And Americans everywhere. from A Good Woman (2004)
And another thing, your Mrs Erlynne has no principles at all. from A Good Woman (2004)
And degrade the mind. from A Good Woman (2004)
And getting smaller. from A Good Woman (2004)
And go where? You've paid my rent here for the season. from A Good Woman (2004)
And half shut after. from A Good Woman (2004)
And I'll feel as if we're married already. from A Good Woman (2004)
And I'm a man in love. from A Good Woman (2004)
And I'm not very good at it. from A Good Woman (2004)
And it's known me as rich as a king from A Good Woman (2004)
And it's known me in hell And in heaven as well from A Good Woman (2004)
And Mr Windemere's visits? from A Good Woman (2004)
And Mrs Windemere has no idea? from A Good Woman (2004)
And neither should you. from A Good Woman (2004)
And people without principles, even better. from A Good Woman (2004)
And she explained everything. from A Good Woman (2004)
And she'll have her hand in Tuppy's pocket next, if he doesn't wake up. from A Good Woman (2004)
And show her a big fat zero. I'm Tuppy's girl. from A Good Woman (2004)
And spoil the lines? Didn't your friend teach you about Italian fashion? from A Good Woman (2004)
And the girl has no mother. from A Good Woman (2004)
And the only thing I can say in my defense is... from A Good Woman (2004)
And the room is so small... from A Good Woman (2004)
And the women are always so fleshy! from A Good Woman (2004)
And then, suppose I'd walked by without stopping? from A Good Woman (2004)
And there's no other woman in my heart... from A Good Woman (2004)
And they speak loudly. from A Good Woman (2004)
And why is that? from A Good Woman (2004)
And you can't imagine how comforting that is. from A Good Woman (2004)
And you know what they say. from A Good Woman (2004)
Ans God's adultery... from A Good Woman (2004)
Any more could be fatal. from A Good Woman (2004)
Anything too stupid to be said is sung. from A Good Woman (2004)
Aragosta. from A Good Woman (2004)
Aragosta. from A Good Woman (2004)
Are you protecting her or your reputation? from A Good Woman (2004)
Are you sure? from A Good Woman (2004)
Are you trying to hurt my feelings? from A Good Woman (2004)
Aren't you going to invite me in for a nightcap? from A Good Woman (2004)
Barman. from A Good Woman (2004)
Bats her eyes logingly every passing pair of trou. from A Good Woman (2004)
Be on that plane. I'll send the cash. from A Good Woman (2004)
Beautiful city. from A Good Woman (2004)
Before she'll leave her husband. from A Good Woman (2004)
Before they turn on you. from A Good Woman (2004)
Believe me, darling, it happens to us all. from A Good Woman (2004)
Benito was lifting all kinds of petticoats. from A Good Woman (2004)
Better now than later, I guess. from A Good Woman (2004)
Better than I thought. from A Good Woman (2004)
Bigamy is having one wife too many. from A Good Woman (2004)
Brazen with a past. from A Good Woman (2004)
Bury a real secret and a false one pops up in its place? from A Good Woman (2004)
But an excellent bridge partner. from A Good Woman (2004)
But before the year was over... from A Good Woman (2004)
But don't presume to know my heart. from A Good Woman (2004)
But everybody thinks you were having... from A Good Woman (2004)
But first, promise you're not going to make... from A Good Woman (2004)
But he navigated by scent, it seems. from A Good Woman (2004)
But if it's clear to her that he's with you... from A Good Woman (2004)
But if this is going to work between us, you can't do that. from A Good Woman (2004)
But in future... from A Good Woman (2004)
But it's all I've got from A Good Woman (2004)
But it's best to get them out of the nest... from A Good Woman (2004)
But Robert and I married for love... from A Good Woman (2004)
But some of us are looking at the stars. from A Good Woman (2004)
But try and find one person who has seen it. from A Good Woman (2004)
But you mustn't take it personally. from A Good Woman (2004)
By Mrs Fairchild. from A Good Woman (2004)
By my Aunt Julia. My father's sister. from A Good Woman (2004)
Calm down. You've had too much... from A Good Woman (2004)
Can he come back later? from A Good Woman (2004)
Can I ask you to forgive me? from A Good Woman (2004)
Can we go to the telegraph office? from A Good Woman (2004)
Can you get into bed with him tonight? from A Good Woman (2004)
Can you imagine what people would say? from A Good Woman (2004)
Can you stay with him? from A Good Woman (2004)
Can't, sorry. from A Good Woman (2004)
Care to make it interesting? from A Good Woman (2004)
Careful, it's hot. from A Good Woman (2004)
Celibacy has no pleasures. from A Good Woman (2004)
Charge it to Senator Kleghorn. from A Good Woman (2004)
Close enough. from A Good Woman (2004)
Close the door. from A Good Woman (2004)
Close your eyes. from A Good Woman (2004)
Come away with me. from A Good Woman (2004)
Come here. from A Good Woman (2004)
Come on. from A Good Woman (2004)
Come on. from A Good Woman (2004)
Could the entire nation be hard of hearing? from A Good Woman (2004)
Count to a 100. from A Good Woman (2004)
Crying is the refuge of plain women. from A Good Woman (2004)
Cultivated leisure is man's true calling. from A Good Woman (2004)
Darlington, does your boat really have to be so big? from A Good Woman (2004)
Dear Robert, I thought our marriage was perfect. from A Good Woman (2004)
Devilish women are a bother, and good ones are a bore. from A Good Woman (2004)
Did he work on your wedding night? from A Good Woman (2004)
Did I hear you correctly? from A Good Woman (2004)
Do I look as old as all that? from A Good Woman (2004)
Do you have any? That can't be purchased, I mean. from A Good Woman (2004)
Do you know what I find worse than being talked about? from A Good Woman (2004)
Do you know where my husband is? from A Good Woman (2004)
Do you think he'll invite her to my party? from A Good Woman (2004)
Do you think I'd look at her if she were ugly? from A Good Woman (2004)
Do you think I'm stupid? from A Good Woman (2004)
Do you think it's vulgar? from A Good Woman (2004)
Do you think she'd look at you if you were poor? from A Good Woman (2004)
Do you want another glass of champagne? from A Good Woman (2004)
Don't compare yourself. from A Good Woman (2004)
Don't make an ass of yourself. from A Good Woman (2004)
Don't you like it? from A Good Woman (2004)
Don't you think you've had enough? from A Good Woman (2004)
Doors come flying open. from A Good Woman (2004)
Dull. Yes, terribly dull. from A Good Woman (2004)
Dumby and I are just concerned for your future. from A Good Woman (2004)
Eating fish, literally just off the boat... from A Good Woman (2004)
Enough of this. from A Good Woman (2004)
Erlynne, that's right. She came into some money. from A Good Woman (2004)
Every day you wake up and the room is smaller. from A Good Woman (2004)
Every experience is of value and whatever you say... from A Good Woman (2004)
Every man is born truthful and every man dies a liar. from A Good Woman (2004)
Every saint has past, every sinner has a future. from A Good Woman (2004)
Everybody talks about it... from A Good Woman (2004)
Everyone knew but me. from A Good Woman (2004)
Everyone knows how she came into the money. from A Good Woman (2004)
Everything? from A Good Woman (2004)
Everything's spoiled between us. I can't. from A Good Woman (2004)
Except around birthdays. from A Good Woman (2004)
Excuse me. from A Good Woman (2004)
Fair's fair, exchange rates and so forth. from A Good Woman (2004)
Family scandal is unhealthy for aspiring politicians. from A Good Woman (2004)
Filthy habit, really. from A Good Woman (2004)
Fine. from A Good Woman (2004)
Follow me. from A Good Woman (2004)
Food is the rock... from A Good Woman (2004)
For a man who's never thought of getting married... from A Good Woman (2004)
For centuries... from A Good Woman (2004)
For her birthday. from A Good Woman (2004)
For one night I thought you were in love with another woman. from A Good Woman (2004)
For your information, I'm always in love. from A Good Woman (2004)
Forgive me. You're American, aren't you? from A Good Woman (2004)
Free? from A Good Woman (2004)
Fried anchovies and clams in a bog. Delicious. from A Good Woman (2004)
Friends will stop calling. from A Good Woman (2004)
From Homer's Odyssey. from A Good Woman (2004)
Girls begin by loving their mothers. But as they grow they judge us. from A Good Woman (2004)
Go ahead. from A Good Woman (2004)
Go with Mr Windemere. Thank you. from A Good Woman (2004)
Gold looks right with everything. Just wear it. No one has to know. from A Good Woman (2004)
Good evening. from A Good Woman (2004)
Good evening. Here it is, the last party of the season. from A Good Woman (2004)
Good for you takes the pressure off. from A Good Woman (2004)
Good woman isn't exactly the moniker I'd choose for Mrs Erlynne. from A Good Woman (2004)
Good. from A Good Woman (2004)
Good. Excellent attitude. And you're beautiful. from A Good Woman (2004)
Goodnight. from A Good Woman (2004)
Gossip's all right, it's the moralising that's in poor taste. from A Good Woman (2004)
Guess who I saw with Lord Darlington? from A Good Woman (2004)
Happy Birthday. from A Good Woman (2004)
Has Robert a cheque book in his office? from A Good Woman (2004)
Hasn't anyone warned you against me? from A Good Woman (2004)
Have I offended you? I meant it as a compliment. from A Good Woman (2004)
Have you had a row? from A Good Woman (2004)
He can't see you, mama. from A Good Woman (2004)
He comes and goes all hours of the day. from A Good Woman (2004)
He gave me money, that's all. from A Good Woman (2004)
He married the wrong woman. from A Good Woman (2004)
He never has to know. from A Good Woman (2004)
He probably hasn't eaten. from A Good Woman (2004)
He said her friend is a married man. from A Good Woman (2004)
He told you to lie. from A Good Woman (2004)
He's been faithful to you, I'll swear it on my life. from A Good Woman (2004)
He's in love with Meg. from A Good Woman (2004)
He's managing her investments, of course. from A Good Woman (2004)
He's proposing to her. from A Good Woman (2004)
He's quite convinced she's changed her spots. from A Good Woman (2004)
He's there. from A Good Woman (2004)
He's very conscientious and I respect him for it. from A Good Woman (2004)
Heaps and heaps of banknotes. from A Good Woman (2004)
Hear me out. from A Good Woman (2004)
Hear, hear. from A Good Woman (2004)
Her hair turned quite gold with grief. from A Good Woman (2004)
Her husband was so short sighted, I thought. from A Good Woman (2004)
Her uncle just died. She's come into some money. from A Good Woman (2004)
Here it is, signora. from A Good Woman (2004)
Here we are, in the sunshine... from A Good Woman (2004)
His engagement to Mrs Erlynne is off. from A Good Woman (2004)
Hope trumps experience, Dumby. from A Good Woman (2004)
How can I seduce you if you always bring your husband? from A Good Woman (2004)
How could he? from A Good Woman (2004)
How dare you. from A Good Woman (2004)
How did you two meet? Was it love at first sight? from A Good Woman (2004)
How is your wife feeling this morning? from A Good Woman (2004)
How many times have you been divorced, Tuppy? from A Good Woman (2004)
How much to get you on the first flight out? from A Good Woman (2004)
How very practical. from A Good Woman (2004)
How was lunch? from A Good Woman (2004)
How's that romantic? from A Good Woman (2004)
Huge feet. Pontoons. from A Good Woman (2004)
I ask you to make me an offer from A Good Woman (2004)
I beg your pardon, I was looking for someone else. from A Good Woman (2004)
I came as quickly as I could. from A Good Woman (2004)
I came to make sure you got home safely. from A Good Woman (2004)
I came to return the fan. from A Good Woman (2004)
I can add up the rumours... from A Good Woman (2004)
I can guess what you were doing. from A Good Woman (2004)
I can't always explain myself to myself... from A Good Woman (2004)
I can't be responsible for ruining that. from A Good Woman (2004)
I can't believe it she's got him! from A Good Woman (2004)
I can't see now. They're getting into the car. from A Good Woman (2004)
I can't think of anything I'd mind less. from A Good Woman (2004)
I could drop dead on the golf course next Tuesday... from A Good Woman (2004)
I could listen to you all night, Lord Augustus. from A Good Woman (2004)
I couldn't agree more. from A Good Woman (2004)
I did something very stupid last night. from A Good Woman (2004)
I didn't know what else to do. from A Good Woman (2004)
I didn't think. from A Good Woman (2004)
I do both. from A Good Woman (2004)
I do mean something by it. from A Good Woman (2004)
I don't believe it. You don't seem the type. from A Good Woman (2004)
I don't believe you feel anything for her. from A Good Woman (2004)
I don't know how much it will bring from A Good Woman (2004)
I don't know what to say. from A Good Woman (2004)
I don't know. from A Good Woman (2004)
I don't like lying to her. from A Good Woman (2004)
I don't need to be the first, Stella. Just the last. from A Good Woman (2004)
I don't see the humour. from A Good Woman (2004)
I don't suppose Mr Windemere would be pleased to hear it. from A Good Woman (2004)
I don't think you've been in love, Mrs Erlynne. from A Good Woman (2004)
I don't want you thinking I make a habit of this. from A Good Woman (2004)
I fancy raising the stakes. from A Good Woman (2004)
I feel every time he's kissed me it's filthy. from A Good Woman (2004)
I feel like a princess in a fairly tale. from A Good Woman (2004)
I find the best way to keep my word is never to give it. from A Good Woman (2004)
I found an extra hairpin on the floor from A Good Woman (2004)
I grow ill thinking of then. from A Good Woman (2004)
I had a dream about Mrs Erlynne today. from A Good Woman (2004)
I had the oddest dream today. from A Good Woman (2004)
I had to invite her, Dumby. from A Good Woman (2004)
I had too much to drink. from A Good Woman (2004)
I hate the taste of tobacco. from A Good Woman (2004)
I have a very poor sense of direction. from A Good Woman (2004)
I have an idea shall we go for a walk? from A Good Woman (2004)
I have her completely fooled, poor girl. from A Good Woman (2004)
I have to change. from A Good Woman (2004)
I have to go. from A Good Woman (2004)
I hope we meet again. from A Good Woman (2004)
I hope you're right. from A Good Woman (2004)
I intend to. From this moment on. from A Good Woman (2004)
I jumped to conclusions and thought the worst. from A Good Woman (2004)
I just haven't met the right woman. Look at Cecil, still with Edna. from A Good Woman (2004)
I just wanted a few people for dinner but he said you are only 21 once. from A Good Woman (2004)
I know I promised, but I must tell you how beautiful you look tonight. from A Good Woman (2004)
I know one that's available. from A Good Woman (2004)
I know plenty of women who, of their own accord, turn 35 year after year. from A Good Woman (2004)
I know she's had her this and her that, but... from A Good Woman (2004)
I know we said cash, so I'm raising the amount. I want you to leave now. from A Good Woman (2004)
I like America. from A Good Woman (2004)
I like people more than principles. from A Good Woman (2004)
I like people to ask. from A Good Woman (2004)
I like you, I do. from A Good Woman (2004)
I love you. from A Good Woman (2004)
I made a complete ass of myself. from A Good Woman (2004)
I made a complete ass of myself. from A Good Woman (2004)
I met Meg. from A Good Woman (2004)
I much prefer other people's. from A Good Woman (2004)
I must have nodded off. from A Good Woman (2004)
I must have picked up Mrs Windemere's by mistake. from A Good Woman (2004)
I need an opinion from here. Now be honesty. from A Good Woman (2004)
I need to speak to you. It's about Darlington. from A Good Woman (2004)
I never use that word. I'm not sure what it means. from A Good Woman (2004)
I only asked how she was. from A Good Woman (2004)
I passed her on to my cousin. from A Good Woman (2004)
I promise. from A Good Woman (2004)
I quit. On the spot. from A Good Woman (2004)
I rest my case. from A Good Woman (2004)
I saw my chance and decided to take it. from A Good Woman (2004)
I saw the cheques. Don't even... from A Good Woman (2004)
I saw your fan, I thought that... from A Good Woman (2004)
I should go. She's only gone to lunch. from A Good Woman (2004)
I should have told you at the start. from A Good Woman (2004)
I suppose it's certainly immodest. from A Good Woman (2004)
I suppose this'll be the last party of the season. from A Good Woman (2004)
I swear on my mother. from A Good Woman (2004)
I swear, them. from A Good Woman (2004)
I think it's silly to lie about your age. from A Good Woman (2004)
I think we should mind our own business. from A Good Woman (2004)
I thought he left after you, signora. from A Good Woman (2004)
I thought it was mine. from A Good Woman (2004)
I thought my husband had more taste. from A Good Woman (2004)
I thought we would always be together. from A Good Woman (2004)
I thought you agreed not to call me at home? from A Good Woman (2004)
I thought you'd quit for the love of a good woman. from A Good Woman (2004)
I told you about John. But you've met. from A Good Woman (2004)
I told you I was serious. from A Good Woman (2004)
I want your word. from A Good Woman (2004)
I warn you, you'll have to fight me for her. from A Good Woman (2004)
I was married I didn't take to it. from A Good Woman (2004)
I was right. from A Good Woman (2004)
I was trying to protect you, you have to believe me. from A Good Woman (2004)
I wish she'd stop staring at me. from A Good Woman (2004)
I wish you'd told me before I ordered the Bordeaux. from A Good Woman (2004)
I won't hear any more words said against her. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'd be more concerned if I were you. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'd have expected more from John, though. Tuppy's his friend. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'd know. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'd like Alessandra... from A Good Woman (2004)
I'd like to say goodbye to her. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'd rather cut off my arm than see Meg hurt. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'd rather he didn't see us under the moonlight. He might misunderstand. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'll be all afternoon. I don't want you to waste the day. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'll be stuck with a pauper. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'll have to get it from Mr Windemere. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'll leave first. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'll make sure he doesn't. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'll miss my plane. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'll never understand women. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'll pay it somewhere else. I want you on the first plane out tomorrow. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'll set you up with an account. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'll take them all. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'm a very rich man, you know. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'm an old friend of the family. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'm begging you. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'm curious. It's only natural. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'm from New York. Mrs Erlynne. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'm going to ask her to marry me if she'll have me. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'm looking for Meg. If you see her, it's important. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'm making a menu for my birthday party. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'm not going to take that away. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'm not lying to you now, I... from A Good Woman (2004)
I'm not proud of being blackmailed... from A Good Woman (2004)
I'm not ready to leave. I'm enjoying myself here. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'm not the only pragmatist in this room. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'm sold. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to frighten you. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'm sorry, Mrs Erlynne, but that account was closed. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'm sure she wouldn't hold you to such a standard. from A Good Woman (2004)
I'm sure you can be 21 as many times. from A Good Woman (2004)
I've begun too many romances out of sentiment. from A Good Woman (2004)
I've bet Dumby fifty quid. from A Good Woman (2004)
I've got a bit of a past myself you know. from A Good Woman (2004)
I've loved you from the beginning. It's the truth. from A Good Woman (2004)
I've never loved anyone until now. from A Good Woman (2004)
I've thought very seriously of marrying. That's why I'm still single. from A Good Woman (2004)
If a man can tolerate his own past... from A Good Woman (2004)
If a woman placed it on her breast like this, it meant "I love you". from A Good Woman (2004)
If desire had an antidote, it would be those pontoons of hers. from A Good Woman (2004)
If everyone knew what everyone said of each other... from A Good Woman (2004)
If I could fool a woman as pretty, I wouldn't be a bachelor. from A Good Woman (2004)
If I was your wife... from A Good Woman (2004)
If I've been the latter, I sincerely apologize. from A Good Woman (2004)
If we never look down, how can we know who we are? from A Good Woman (2004)
If you give him everything, who's going to buy me an espresso? from A Good Woman (2004)
If you have to escort that woman to the opera, please don't sit with us. from A Good Woman (2004)
If you love Mrs Erlynne, you should be with her. from A Good Woman (2004)
If you want to enjoy the experience... from A Good Woman (2004)
If you're here to tell her who you are... from A Good Woman (2004)
Ignorance is the key. Too much knowledge and you're doomed. from A Good Woman (2004)
Ignore him, Meg, dear. He's a great sinner. from A Good Woman (2004)
In her bedroom. from A Good Woman (2004)
In inches. from A Good Woman (2004)
In twenty? from A Good Woman (2004)
Iook like mother and daughter, don't they? from A Good Woman (2004)
Is a great burden to place on two people, Tuppy. from A Good Woman (2004)
Is far more common where the climate's sultry. from A Good Woman (2004)
Is that so? Aren't you clever? from A Good Woman (2004)
Is that why you look so guilty? from A Good Woman (2004)
Is there going to be a lion tamer, or is it just the usual clowns? from A Good Woman (2004)
Is this your idea of a joke? from A Good Woman (2004)
Is your husband with you? I'd love a man's opinion. from A Good Woman (2004)
Isn't it an election year in the wild west? from A Good Woman (2004)
It doesn't seem to have been too much of a strain. from A Good Woman (2004)
It has its pains ask Edna. from A Good Woman (2004)
It has to be something really special... from A Good Woman (2004)
It is because of men... from A Good Woman (2004)
It isn't a lot... from A Good Woman (2004)
It makes her wonder what he bought his mistress. from A Good Woman (2004)
It must be the wife if she's getting into the car. from A Good Woman (2004)
It seems I'm the ass, Windemere. Not you. from A Good Woman (2004)
It seems I'm the ass, Windemere. Not you. from A Good Woman (2004)
It shows a widespread interest in my health. from A Good Woman (2004)
It takes practice and skill to live without regret. from A Good Woman (2004)
It was by chance. from A Good Woman (2004)
It was her. from A Good Woman (2004)
It was indecent. from A Good Woman (2004)
It was nice meeting you, Mrs Ewin. from A Good Woman (2004)
It was only a flesh wound. from A Good Woman (2004)
It wasn't her. from A Good Woman (2004)
It will be his third time up the aisle. from A Good Woman (2004)
It would be a great mistake... from A Good Woman (2004)
It would break my mom's heart. from A Good Woman (2004)
It would destroy her. from A Good Woman (2004)
It would seem, Mr Windemere agrees with you. from A Good Woman (2004)
It wouldn't look right. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's a fairy tale. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's a great thing to come across a woman who thoroughly understands me. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's after midnight. Happy birthday. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's all right, she had no idea who I was. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's always a little snug the first time. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's always a pleasure to see a pretty woman. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's being altered. For Margaret Windemere. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's better coming from me. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's disgusting. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's for my wife. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's God's joke on the human race. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's just I don't want anyone to be uncomfortable, you know? from A Good Woman (2004)
It's just... Should you be helping her invest? from A Good Woman (2004)
It's known me as poor as a beggar from A Good Woman (2004)
It's late. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's my brother's wife and her friend, Lady Plymdale. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's my secret, not yours. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's not just girl gossip. John Darlington knows all abou it. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's not the truth that's going without pants, dear Tuppy. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's only right to tell him the truth. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's quitting time. We're going to lunch. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's ridiculous on a woman at her age. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's the best glove shop in the city. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's the only picture I have of her. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's time for bed. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's too expensive. I know you don't mean anything by it, but... from A Good Woman (2004)
It's too unpleasant. And you waste your energy. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's very pretty. Thank you. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's what women do best. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's where they make human sacrifices. from A Good Woman (2004)
It's your father, Mr Windemere. from A Good Woman (2004)
Joe, you're my kind of guy. from A Good Woman (2004)
John, you are a cad. from A Good Woman (2004)
John? from A Good Woman (2004)
Just another tragedy of a down and out, I guess from A Good Woman (2004)
Just take the damn thing before I die and ruin your terrace. from A Good Woman (2004)
Just the opposite. The truth is I don't want to see you hurt. from A Good Woman (2004)
Just the thought of it. from A Good Woman (2004)
Keep him out all night. Get him drunk if you have to. from A Good Woman (2004)
Knows what a fool I am. Knows it as well as I do myself. from A Good Woman (2004)
Lady Plymdale, so good of you to come. from A Good Woman (2004)
Lady Plymdale? from A Good Woman (2004)
Last night on John's yacht, Mrs Erlynne was waiting in his bedroom. from A Good Woman (2004)
Last party of the season, I suppose. from A Good Woman (2004)
Leave it, come on. Everyone's lunching at the club. from A Good Woman (2004)
Let alone anyone else. from A Good Woman (2004)
Let's drop it. from A Good Woman (2004)
Let's get us both some. from A Good Woman (2004)
Let's go. from A Good Woman (2004)
Life's a gamble, Stella. from A Good Woman (2004)
Listening to one or the other gripe about his digestion... from A Good Woman (2004)
Look, I wanted to tell you. I just didn't know how. from A Good Woman (2004)
Look, I was drunk, I thought... from A Good Woman (2004)
Look, it's terribly stuffy in here, I can hardly breathe. from A Good Woman (2004)
Look, she was going to damage someone. from A Good Woman (2004)
Look, she was going to damage someone. from A Good Woman (2004)
Looks like his wife. from A Good Woman (2004)
Lord Augustus is getting me champagne. from A Good Woman (2004)
Lord Plymdale passed on last year. Liver, I think. from A Good Woman (2004)
Love is rarely pure, Lord Augustus. And never simple. from A Good Woman (2004)
Lovely party. from A Good Woman (2004)
Mario? from A Good Woman (2004)
Married and divorced twice. from A Good Woman (2004)
Married to man you love and running off... from A Good Woman (2004)
May I call you Stella? from A Good Woman (2004)
Maybe you should take off your ring. from A Good Woman (2004)
Meg feels it might make things awkward. from A Good Woman (2004)
Meg, dear. Come along. Come along. from A Good Woman (2004)
Meg, let me in, I wanna talk to you. from A Good Woman (2004)
Meg, of the magnificent Windemeres? from A Good Woman (2004)
Meg? from A Good Woman (2004)
Meg. Something to remember her by. from A Good Woman (2004)
Meg... from A Good Woman (2004)
Men advance, women resist. from A Good Woman (2004)
Men and women can't be friends. from A Good Woman (2004)
Merital bliss... from A Good Woman (2004)
Modern marriage thrives on mutual deception. from A Good Woman (2004)
Moment you held out your hand to me in the glove shop, I thought 'there she is". from A Good Woman (2004)
More champagne. from A Good Woman (2004)
Mrs Erlynne came to return your fan. from A Good Woman (2004)
Mrs Erlynne has her own seats. from A Good Woman (2004)
Mrs Erlynne is a notorious Jezebel. from A Good Woman (2004)
Mrs Erlynne will see you upstairs. from A Good Woman (2004)
Mrs Erlynne, One thousand Dollars. from A Good Woman (2004)
Mrs Erlynne. from A Good Woman (2004)
Mrs Windemere and Mrs Erlynne... from A Good Woman (2004)
Mrs Windemere? from A Good Woman (2004)
My back. from A Good Woman (2004)
My daughter? from A Good Woman (2004)
My dear Tuppy, in this world there are only two tragedies. from A Good Woman (2004)
My father never remarried. from A Good Woman (2004)
My friend? from A Good Woman (2004)
My husband sent you. from A Good Woman (2004)
My little sister. She was adamant about every detail but... from A Good Woman (2004)
My mama. from A Good Woman (2004)
My mother died when I was very little. from A Good Woman (2004)
My own business bores me. from A Good Woman (2004)
My sudden change in circumstance... from A Good Woman (2004)
My whole life, I've wanted to be like her. from A Good Woman (2004)
My wife has nothing to wonder about. from A Good Woman (2004)
My wife's birthday. from A Good Woman (2004)
Name me another society that's gone from barbarism to decadence... from A Good Woman (2004)
Neglected to tell me the size. Would you mind? from A Good Woman (2004)
Never watch the preparation of either. from A Good Woman (2004)
New topic. from A Good Woman (2004)
Nine times out of ten, men don't give two pins about why... from A Good Woman (2004)
No business tonight. We can talk another day. from A Good Woman (2004)
No love is pure and simple as the love of food. from A Good Woman (2004)
No more guessing. from A Good Woman (2004)
No need to button it. You can see it fits perfectly. from A Good Woman (2004)
No need to put yourself down, Tuppy. from A Good Woman (2004)
No one trusts women. from A Good Woman (2004)
No, back and almost no front. You could see everything. from A Good Woman (2004)
No, don't leave, I need to speak with you. from A Good Woman (2004)
No, I don't think it is. from A Good Woman (2004)
No, I think I'll do very well to marry you. from A Good Woman (2004)
No, I'll take it. He'll worry. from A Good Woman (2004)
No, I'm sure your wife is on the mark. from A Good Woman (2004)
No, I've nowhere to wear it. It's not exactly church on sunday. from A Good Woman (2004)
No, if you go out the back, you'll never come in the front, Joe. from A Good Woman (2004)
No, it's not for sale. from A Good Woman (2004)
No, no, I remember. from A Good Woman (2004)
No, no, John's yacht, John's rules. from A Good Woman (2004)
No, of course not. from A Good Woman (2004)
No, of course not. from A Good Woman (2004)
No, of course not. I wouldn't. from A Good Woman (2004)
No, that would make her as bad as her husband, wouldn't it? from A Good Woman (2004)
No. Steer clear. from A Good Woman (2004)
None at all. from A Good Woman (2004)
Not a thing. You're too old for presents. from A Good Woman (2004)
Not all attractive once you know her. from A Good Woman (2004)
Not for sale. from A Good Woman (2004)
Not for stirring the air, for stirring the heart. from A Good Woman (2004)
Not if you keep flattering me and paying me silly compliments. from A Good Woman (2004)
Not now. from A Good Woman (2004)
Nothing too laborious. I don't want to tamper with natural ignorance. from A Good Woman (2004)
Now I see uncle. He's with the american woman. from A Good Woman (2004)
Now look what you've made me do. from A Good Woman (2004)
Now she's in a villa a few minutes from the club. from A Good Woman (2004)
Now why shouldn't she? It's my best asset. from A Good Woman (2004)
Now, whatever you do, you mustn't make a scene. from A Good Woman (2004)
Now, you don't have to love me right away. from A Good Woman (2004)
Of course not. from A Good Woman (2004)
Of course, in public, she's always with other men. from A Good Woman (2004)
Of course. And so did I. from A Good Woman (2004)
Oh, can you get yourself home all right? from A Good Woman (2004)
Oh, hello Dumby, are you awake? from A Good Woman (2004)
Oh, I know Robert. We've been married over a year. from A Good Woman (2004)
Oh, I'm saving it for Robert. He loves figs. from A Good Woman (2004)
Oh, is she the one with the big... from A Good Woman (2004)
Oh, let's go in. You can tell me more about it. from A Good Woman (2004)
Oh, lucky blighter! from A Good Woman (2004)
Oh, my! from A Good Woman (2004)
Oh, no, of course not. from A Good Woman (2004)
Oh, poor fool. He'll never learn. from A Good Woman (2004)
Oh, thank you. from A Good Woman (2004)
Oh, was that your foot? from A Good Woman (2004)
Oh, what's his name? from A Good Woman (2004)
Oh, yes, couse. The flat tyre, the dog. from A Good Woman (2004)
Oh, yes, of course. from A Good Woman (2004)
Oh, yes. Everyone. from A Good Woman (2004)
Okay, in an hour. from A Good Woman (2004)
Okay. I'll get Robert. from A Good Woman (2004)
Old ish, fat ish, absolutely no brain... from A Good Woman (2004)
On the other hand... from A Good Woman (2004)
On which we build. from A Good Woman (2004)
One door closes, another opens. from A Good Woman (2004)
One fan looks very much like another. from A Good Woman (2004)
One is not getting what one wants, the other is getting it. from A Good Woman (2004)
One keeps one's eyes wide open before the wedding... from A Good Woman (2004)
One should always have a proper basis for marriage. A mutual... from A Good Woman (2004)
Only at three o'clock, that in between hour... from A Good Woman (2004)
Only because they take such pains to deceive each other. from A Good Woman (2004)
Opera makes me feel so romantic. from A Good Woman (2004)
Or anyone else. from A Good Woman (2004)
Or I would never tolerate him. from A Good Woman (2004)
Or in my bed. from A Good Woman (2004)
Otherwise we might fall into a huge abyss. from A Good Woman (2004)
Pardon? from A Good Woman (2004)
People are either charming or tedious. from A Good Woman (2004)
People call something an experience... from A Good Woman (2004)
People change. You might feel differently. from A Good Woman (2004)
People don't always behave the way we expect. from A Good Woman (2004)
Please open the door. from A Good Woman (2004)
Please try to dream of someone else. from A Good Woman (2004)
Please, open the door. from A Good Woman (2004)
Please, something to drink before I faint. from A Good Woman (2004)
Please. from A Good Woman (2004)
Pooled by an old gold ring? from A Good Woman (2004)
Pooled by an old gold ring? from A Good Woman (2004)
Poor Lady Plymdale, I think she really likes Tuppy. from A Good Woman (2004)
Poor little Meg, she's so sweet. from A Good Woman (2004)
Poor Tuppy. from A Good Woman (2004)
Pragmatist? Twenty years, and not a word. from A Good Woman (2004)
Pretty women go shopping. from A Good Woman (2004)
Probably back to her apartment. from A Good Woman (2004)
Probably. from A Good Woman (2004)
Promise we won't end up like those old married couples... from A Good Woman (2004)
Put it away. from A Good Woman (2004)
Quite a scandal. from A Good Woman (2004)
Real gold. from A Good Woman (2004)
Rhode Island. Mrs Windemere. from A Good Woman (2004)
Right over here? from A Good Woman (2004)
Robert always gives everybody the benefit of the doubt. from A Good Woman (2004)
Robert was afraid it might rain. from A Good Woman (2004)
Robert? from A Good Woman (2004)
Robert? from A Good Woman (2004)
Robert. from A Good Woman (2004)
Ruined it for poor Tuppy. from A Good Woman (2004)
Sausages and women. from A Good Woman (2004)
Selfish people can't pull it off, but you're not that. from A Good Woman (2004)
Set the chins wagging? from A Good Woman (2004)
Shall I get a taxi? from A Good Woman (2004)
Shall we go? Would you mind? from A Good Woman (2004)
Share mine, then. from A Good Woman (2004)
She and I, we... understand each other. from A Good Woman (2004)
She asked me for money and I gave it to her, but... from A Good Woman (2004)
She came here with a secret that would have broken your heart. from A Good Woman (2004)
She didn't take my fan. I left it on the... from A Good Woman (2004)
She has a mother. from A Good Woman (2004)
She has the freedom to do likewise. from A Good Woman (2004)
She hasn't the courage to leave him. from A Good Woman (2004)
She insisted. from A Good Woman (2004)
She is quite the woman. from A Good Woman (2004)
She isn't at all. from A Good Woman (2004)
She must be twenty at least. Her mother? from A Good Woman (2004)
She must have left it last week when you came for lunch. from A Good Woman (2004)
She paints her face like an Indian. from A Good Woman (2004)
She said she took it by mistake. from A Good Woman (2004)
She threw me out last night. from A Good Woman (2004)
She was carrying it tonight. from A Good Woman (2004)
She was just leaving. from A Good Woman (2004)
She wears nothing but the latest fashions. from A Good Woman (2004)
She'd be so ashamed of me now. from A Good Woman (2004)
She'll give you a good discount. from A Good Woman (2004)
She's a cold, selfish woman. from A Good Woman (2004)
She's a good woman. from A Good Woman (2004)
She's a lucky woman. from A Good Woman (2004)
She's a smart woman. from A Good Woman (2004)
She's appealing to the worst in the poor man. from A Good Woman (2004)
She's downstairs. from A Good Woman (2004)
She's every bit as beaultiful as her daughter. from A Good Woman (2004)
She's everything I've ever wanted in a woman. from A Good Woman (2004)
She's got her eye on me, if you know what I mean. from A Good Woman (2004)
She's meeting me here for tea, though. from A Good Woman (2004)
She's my friend. Give her a discount. from A Good Woman (2004)
She's my guardian angel. from A Good Woman (2004)
She's my last, you know. I will miss her. from A Good Woman (2004)
She's nothing better than a common prostitute. from A Good Woman (2004)
She's waiting downstairs. from A Good Woman (2004)
Shopping for my birthday present? from A Good Woman (2004)
Should we be drinking this early in the day? from A Good Woman (2004)
Signora, the florist is waiting for his money. from A Good Woman (2004)
SilÍnce! from A Good Woman (2004)
Sitting opposite each other at dinner with nothing to say. from A Good Woman (2004)
Sleep. from A Good Woman (2004)
Smart, too. Smarter than me, I expect, but... from A Good Woman (2004)
So I wouldn't worry about what they say, it's all cats in a bag. from A Good Woman (2004)
So is monogamy from A Good Woman (2004)
So it's true, then? from A Good Woman (2004)
So late in the season. I warned you. from A Good Woman (2004)
So sorry to hear you're leaving us, Mrs Erlynne. from A Good Woman (2004)
So unfortunate. from A Good Woman (2004)
So what are we drinking? from A Good Woman (2004)
So you said. Goodnight, Tuppy. from A Good Woman (2004)
So, I'll do exactly as you wish... from A Good Woman (2004)
So, yes, I take your point. from A Good Woman (2004)
Some people might. from A Good Woman (2004)
Some women bring happiness... from A Good Woman (2004)
Somebody must be giving her a very generous allowance. from A Good Woman (2004)
Someone like that makes things awkward. from A Good Woman (2004)
Something in the diet, perhaps? from A Good Woman (2004)
Sometimes a third person is needed to lighten the load. from A Good Woman (2004)
Sometimes that door is not the one you expect. from A Good Woman (2004)
Step over love to pick up pride and guilt. from A Good Woman (2004)
Stop, boy! from A Good Woman (2004)
Stop. from A Good Woman (2004)
Suppose I marry you, and in a year your investments go sour. from A Good Woman (2004)
Suppose it wasn't work, suppose he had a mistress. from A Good Woman (2004)
Surely not. Probably be two more at least. from A Good Woman (2004)
Swear it on whatever you hold sacred. from A Good Woman (2004)
Tell him to wait. I'll see you tonight. from A Good Woman (2004)
Tempting, but no. from A Good Woman (2004)
Than those of her own species, and the widow Plymdale... from A Good Woman (2004)
Thank you very much. Come back again to see us. from A Good Woman (2004)
Thank you. from A Good Woman (2004)
Thank you. from A Good Woman (2004)
Thank you. from A Good Woman (2004)
Thank you. I won't be long. from A Good Woman (2004)
That anything has really changed for us? from A Good Woman (2004)
That attract men like a bee to a flame. from A Good Woman (2004)
That girl in lilac, do you know her? from A Good Woman (2004)
That I have no defense. from A Good Woman (2004)
That I'm a wanton woman? from A Good Woman (2004)
That means everything to my life... from A Good Woman (2004)
That Meg Windemere is your daughter? from A Good Woman (2004)
That women distrust other women. from A Good Woman (2004)
That women distrust other women. from A Good Woman (2004)
That's a slanderous statement. If you can't back it up, I wouldn't repeat it. from A Good Woman (2004)
That's because I married the prince. from A Good Woman (2004)
That's Mrs Kleghorn sitting next to Mrs Fairchild. from A Good Woman (2004)
That's not saying much, I'm afraid. from A Good Woman (2004)
That's not true, it matters to Tuppy. from A Good Woman (2004)
That's nothing, I found her hair in my bed. from A Good Woman (2004)
That's the favour? from A Good Woman (2004)
That's the one I bought Meg. from A Good Woman (2004)
That's the only difference. from A Good Woman (2004)
That's why I brought it now. from A Good Woman (2004)
The Brazilian taxi diver with the pregnant daughter... from A Good Woman (2004)
The colour looks perfect on you. Don't you like it? from A Good Woman (2004)
The dress? from A Good Woman (2004)
The Grand, but we're trying to find a villa. from A Good Woman (2004)
The invitation said no gifts. from A Good Woman (2004)
The italian coast in summer attracts the rich and famous. from A Good Woman (2004)
The mating habits of the blue bellied finch... from A Good Woman (2004)
The other hand, then. from A Good Woman (2004)
The point is, she's a changed woman. You can see it in her eyes. from A Good Woman (2004)
The problem is I've been lying to my wife... from A Good Woman (2004)
The right age, you push the thought aside. from A Good Woman (2004)
The Romans call it "The Land of the Sirens..." from A Good Woman (2004)
