Brief Encounter

Milford, England, a small city with a large railroad station, where suburbanites change trains on their way to or from Liverpool. There's a second-rate refreshment room in the station, a sort of café, rather a gloomy place, but quite acceptable for brandy or a cup of tea while you're waiting for your train.

Why was a lovely surprise? Oh, hello, darling. Hi, there is something must of a cup of tea. I was going to stop at spindles, but I was terrified of missing my train. Oh dear. Oh, this is Dr. Harvey, darling.

Friend of mine, Mrs. Messerton. How do you do? How do you do? Dr. Would you be a perfect deer and get me a cup of tea? I doubt if I could drag my poor old bones as far as I counter.

Yes, of course. Mr. Cup of Tea. Cup of Tea with all with everything. Alec, there's your train. Yes, I know. But why aren't you coming with us? No, I go in the opposite direction. My practice is in cheerleading.

Oh, I see. Dr. Harvey's going to Africa soon. Oh, how thrilling! Five forty-five trains for Charlie, five four four four! I must go. I must go. I must go. Yes, you must. In the ring and land.

Goodbye. Oh, goodbye, Doctor. He'll have to run or he'll miss it. He's got to get over to the other platform. Yes, yes, I know. Oh, miss. Can you tell me if the catch worth trains in yet?

Is that his coming now? That's when it's the boat train, Missy. That's the stop here. Express. Oh. If that doesn't stop here, does it? But what, enough's the matter. Laura, are you ill? I don't know.