Episode 2 Scene
Mrs. Harbottle, a potential new bookkeeper for the practice, pays Siegfried a visit.
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Mrs. Harbottle, a potential new bookkeeper for the practice, pays Siegfried a visit.
Mrs. Harbottle, a potential new bookkeeper for the practice, pays Siegfried a visit at Skeldale House to discuss the job offer.
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Episode 2 Scene
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Mrs. Harbottle, a potential new bookkeeper for the practice, pays Siegfried a visit at Skeldale House to discuss the job offer.
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- Miss, um... - Harbottle.
- Yes, of course.
I'm so sorry.
I've been wrestling goats.
- They seem to have won.
(Siegfried and Miss Harbottle chuckling) - Miss Harbottle and I met at the Farmers' Union dance last week.
- The foxtrot.
- [Both] Carpe diem.
- [Miss Harbottle] You told me to call.
- So I did.
- So I'm here.
(Miss Harbottle chuckles) To discuss your offer.
(door squeaks) (door thuds) (birds chirping)
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Preview: S4 Ep2 | 30s | Siegfried has the bright idea of bringing in an experienced bookkeeper, Miss Harbottle. (30s)
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