You may, and I do. Think of the problems it would solve:

One was always turning up in the bedtime stories he told in prep school.

It belongs in the kitchen drawer.

Take it in the kitchen. I'll answer the door.

this world and the people in it...

Of course. It's in the bedroom. How cozy.

Pity we couldn't have done it with the curtains open in the bright sunlight.

It's more; it's the signature of the artist.

There's champagne in the icebox.

It's the darkness that's got you down. Nobody ever feels really safe in the dark.

No particular reason. I thought you'd like to take it in to her. She's in the bedroom, phoning.

It's the sort of mischief that would have appealed to you in school...

You can put the books back in the morning.

Yes. I'll need a key to get in in the morning...

I had everything laid out in the dining room and it was just beautiful.

The rest of the things'll be here in two shakes.

The are in the death by slow torture category, Oh.

I'm going in the other room. To see the books?

The whole afternoon, after that mad rush in the morning!

Champagne? I put some in the icebox.