the Other Side of the Coin
Mrs Beale is doing her best to take the coffee stains out of the curtains she's making. The draper Mr Fairlie is at her door asking for them right away but she will not answer because of her mistake, and she has to make excuses later on when she mistakenly opens the door to him. Brian makes a final call on Ruth to figure out why she is returning to her former life. Lesley and Meryl get ready to go to a formal dance but there's a problem - Malcolm says Meryl can't go without an invitation, but given his snooty family background Lesley suspects there may be another ...-
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