I Married a Witch Page #4
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Not like that.
First you butter them, hmm?
And then a little syrup.
Mr. Wooley, I've worked
for your family for 30 years...
been almost
a mother to you...
and to think that on this day,
of all days
Oh, yes, and send up
some evening gowns too, please.
You see, everything
the young lady had was burned.
Send them up right away, please.
Thank you.
You know, I think you've broken
my record for waffles.
Well, Margaret likes
nothing better than to make them.
Those people are still
downstairs waiting.
Margaret, these have made
a great hit with her.
- What did you say?
- Those people.
I told you they were here
You did?
I don't remember.
Uh, people waiting?
Who? Who are they?
- You'll find out.
- Excuse me.
Mm, more waffles?
There's no more batter.
[ Dishes Clattering ]
Oh! I'm sorry, Margaret.
- Better be sorry for yourself.
- Huh?
It's Miss Masterson downstairs,
with her father.
Who?
Miss Masterson,
the lady you're getting married to.
Oh!
- Good morning.
- Good morning.
I'd forgotten
you were going to drop in.
We didn't say we were.
What's the matter with you?
Have you seen the papers?
I've got you all over the front page.
That's great.
Dear, hadn't you better go?
- It's bad luck for the groom to see
the bride before the wedding.
- Don't be ridiculous.
Saving that girl was the luckiest break.
You don't know what that can do for you.
I have a rough idea.
I've arranged a special broadcast
about the fire. You're to be interviewed.
- I'll have you back by 11:00.
- That's fine.
Shall we go?
No, I'm going to stay here.
I want to see about
brightening up this antique shop.
- The photographers will be here.
- There's no time.
- Run along.
- I'm a little on edge,
with the wedding at noon.
I'd feel much better
if you came along.
There.
That's a good girl.
Excuse me.
I'll get my hat.
[ Estelle Shrieks ]
- How did that happen?
- It just slammed shut.
I'm terribly sorry.
There's rather a heavy draft...
blowing through
the house today.
What's he going out
with her for?
Why shouldn't he?
in less than two hours.
- As for you, young woman
- Oh, go to sleep.
After all my work!
No, I don't want to go.
[ Exhales ] Two hours.
That doesn't give me much time.
I wish Father were here.
[ Daniel ]
What seems to be the trouble?
Oh, good morning, Father.
I need some advice.
He's tougher than I thought.
I can't seem
to make him love me.
[ Daniel ]
Thou art the veriest bungler.
I must have been drunk
to give thee a body.
Oh, don't smoke
so much, Father.
- Did something go wrong
with thy philter?
- My what?
Thy love philter.
Thou gavest him one, I presume.
No. I thought I could
do it barehanded.
Art thou a witch or a woman?
Prepare a love philter at once.
Dost thou recall
the incantation? Listen.
Kettle, kettle on the hob
Hurry up and do thy job
[ Daniel ]
Steam and hiss and while you do
Cook an all-compelling brew
So that he who sips will be
Slave to love's captivity
Now put in a cool place
until ready.
- What will it taste like, Father?
- Like cool water...
but 'twill set
Master Wooley's blood on fire.
Then I'll treat him
like a slave.
I'll make him suffer,
body and soul.
Speaking of bodies,
I have a notion to make
a personal appearance myself.
Of course, I'll have to burn
a house down to do it. [ Chuckles ]
Not this one, Father.
I've a better idea:
the building he's in now.
- 'Twill force him back to me.
- Excellent!
Good hunting, Jennifer.
'Tis growing cool.
Now we shall see
Get ready, Master Wooley.
- Not dressed yet?
- I'm lucky to be alive.
What's happened now?
I was making a broadcast
about the fire, and suddenly
I was in another one.
- Mysterious explosion on the roof.
- Anybody hurt?
No, we all got out all right.
What's wrong with this door?
Margaret!
What are you two doing
in my bedroom?
What happened?
Oh, I
I must have dozed off.
Go upstairs and get dressed.
Where's the brandy?
- Did you get rid of that girl?
- "That girl"?
Oh! She must still be here.
Well, she won't
be here for long.
Ah, you listen to me,
young lady.
Come on, come on.
Get up.
I'm listening, Mr. Wooley.
Why do you look
at me that way?
Oh... my dress.
Do you like it?
I I don't know.
It's such a shock
to see you dressed.
I mean...
- you're beautiful.
- Enough to make a man fall in love?
Mere physical beauty
isn't everything.
That's what I thought.
- [ Clears Throat ] Look, Jennifer
- I don't like the tone of your voice.
I swallowed some smoke last night,
and I just swallowed more now.
- But that's not going to stop me
- Wally wants a drink of water.
Nice, cool water.
Thank you.
Now, all I have to say
Drink it, Wally...
and then I'll be glad to hear
anything you have to say.
You'll find out that
no one named Wooley...
is able to stay
away from me.
Oh, I'm awfully sorry.
This is terrible.
Jennifer! Jennifer!
Can you hear me?
Dudley! Come here!
Oh, you
Here, here. Drink this.
There.
There, that's better.
Now, how do you feel?
I I feel strange.
- Hmm?
- What happened?
Well, the picture fell.
Does your head hurt?
- My head?
- Mm.
No.
It's my heart.
- It feels so light.
- Try not to talk.
Oh, but I must.
I must tell you how I feel.
Oh, Wally,
you're so beautiful.
Dudley!
- Take my hand.
- Don't start that again.
Oh, my darling.
Let that man alone!
Dudley, something really
happened to her this time.
- She got a sock on the head.
That picture
- You did it in self-defense.
[ Jennifer ] Aren't you glad
you drank it, Wally?
- I didn't drink anything.
- What's she talking about?
A drink of water. I gave it to her
when she was coming to.
You gave it to me?
Never force liquids
on a person who's unconscious.
It may have serious consequences.
- [ Moaning ]
- Nervous reactions.
- Come on. We're late.
- What are we going to do?
- Lock her in this room.
- But, Dudley
Come on,
before she marries you.
Stop worrying.
She can't get out.
I'll drive.
You're too nervous.
You'll have to get rid of her
after the wedding.
Poor little girl.
All alone in the world...
except for a no-good father.
[ Brakes Screeching ]
Don't ever jam
your brakes on like that!
I didn't jam them.
It just stopped.
- I can't figure it out.
- What's that smoke?
- What happened to him?
- Who?
The fellow we pulled
out of the fire. He's gone!
How do you like my body, Jennifer?
[ Chuckles ]
Not too old, not too young.
I'm sorry I've forgotten
the formula for clothing.
I had to borrow this sheet
from the ambulance.
By the by, has the potion
been administered?
Yes.
Father, something
went wrong with our plan.
What?
But that love philter never fails.
It didn't.
But... I drank it.
Nicodemus!
Then you love him!
Yes, Father.
But he's about
to marry someone else...
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