You've been reading books, attending classes and lectures and... Well, that's all well and good, but I'd have her talk to Granny.

You can't beat 50, 60 years of experience.

Well, I'll pass that along to Edith.

Oh, by the way, when is the young one due to arrive?

Well, we don't know yet.

We're waiting for somebody to tell us.

Have you seen that man?

Is that Mr. Brewster driving away?

Yep.

How soon are they going to need my help?

They need it right now, but they don't want it.

Don't want it?

Do you mean that Mr. Drysdale pulled us off that train for nothing?

Now hold on, Granny.

It wasn't his fault.

Mrs. Brewster got it into her head that she's going to have this baby all by herself.

That little pampered city woman.

She's been reading books and such, and she figures she can handle it.

When's it due?

They're waiting for somebody to tell them.