Aunt Ada: He settled her though, threatened to chuck her oof the Trent Bridge. She thought it were better to settle for a quid a week out of court than get a good wash.


--Hylda Baker (as Aunt Ada) in Saturday Night and Sunday Morning

Aunt Ada: It's you, in't it, it's you that's in trouble.
Arthur Seaton: Well it is if you want to know
Aunt Ada: I once knew a woman who got sent to prison for doing something like that.
Arthur Seaton: I thought you'd be able to help me.
Aunt Ada: Thougth I'd be able to help you just like that. You brainless loon, you ought to have more bloody sense, can't expect to get out of fixes as easy as that.
Arthur Seaton: I've got nobody else to turn to.
Aunt Ada: Why don't you marry her if she's a nice girl.
Arthur Seaton: She's already married.
Aunt Ada: You are in a bloody fix aren't you.


--Hylda Baker (as Aunt Ada) in Saturday Night and Sunday Morning

Aunt Ada: Look at him, he can't take his eyes off that young girl over there.
Arthur Seaton: Not me, I'm courting already. I was looking at the calendar.
Aunt Ada: I believe you.


--Hylda Baker (as Aunt Ada) in Saturday Night and Sunday Morning

Aunt Ada: You can't beat a bit of fun, can you Arthur.


--Hylda Baker (as Aunt Ada) in Saturday Night and Sunday Morning