- from whitby? yes, yes, from kate, my cousin my long lost relative. i found her, robert.he's written. she's moved from whitby, as a matter of fact, to a little village called kirk--kirkewell that's it. she's widowed, owns a pet shop. how long is it since you've seen her? oh, not since we were at school together. - oh, you must invite her over. - too late, she's invited us. to yorkshire? we don't have to have passports. oh, think of it, robert, sea air, crab salads, lobster. what do you say? we've nothing much on. well, i have. sorry, i have this article to write. - oh. - there's a deadline. we journalists work to them. - and i don't want my article to be in late. - oh, i understand, robert. i've got to do some research into that dodgy roofing company. i can't believe this. i've found somebody from my family. i thought they'd all passed on. ( laughs ) kate fielding. oh, she did turn a good skipping rope. ♪ salt, mustard vinegar, pepper ♪ ♪ pepper, salt ♪ ♪ mustard, vinegar pepper, salt ♪ ♪ mustard, vinegar, pepper ♪ hetty: oh, it looks just like lancashire, really. ( cell

i have to be in whitby. hiya, little lady. i just wanted to make sure you get in okay. yeah. well i've got my key tonight. i can manage to turn it all by my little self. i just wanted to make sure that my repairs were... hunky-dory. allow me, janet. yes, perfect fit. - yeah. well, thanks. - bit like you and me. what? such a perfect fit. - everything all right, janet? - robert. robert, hey. robert, i'm dead glad to see you. how are you? i'm fine. is this a bad moment to call? no! no. little lady had a bit of lock-out problem last night. i helped her out. i was just checking that everything was hunky-dory. - is it? - yeah. now. ( sighs ) now use your magic mobile and get in touch with robert. he had a friend once who kept tortoises and terrapins. sam, i think his name was. describe those neck markings to him. see what he says. you don't believe your cousin, mrs. wainthropp. illogical things bother me geoffrey. kate said children paint the necks, but the first sight of a paintbrush, a tortoise would put his head in, and all that hoo-ha about me singing a solo with the choir and

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