"The Ghost & Mrs. Muir" Make Me a Match (TV Episode 1969) - Hope Lange as Carolyn Muir

Capt. Daniel Gregg : Madam, I consider marriage-minded women the bane of civilization.

Carolyn Muir : Captain, if it weren't for women and marriage there'd be no civilization.

Capt. Daniel Gregg : [notices Jonathan hanging on their every word] Jonathan, will you go downstairs and see what Claymore is up to?

Jonathan Muir : I'd rather stay here and listen to you talk about him.
Aggie Berns : Whatever happened to the good old New England tradition of quiet humility, conservatism, thrift?

Carolyn Muir : Oh, it's around. You just have to dig a little deeper for them.

Aggie Berns : I'm throwing away my shovel.
Martha Grant : I always hate to see one of the members of our team lose in mixed doubles.

Carolyn Muir : Well, Aggie's a little cynical now but, you know, I think it's a little like when the rider falls off a horse. Ya get her on another horse as soon as possible.

Martha Grant : Hmm. Trouble is there aren't that many good horses in the pasture, and the few there are are tough to get on the bridal path.
[Martha believes Aggie and Claymore would make a great couple]

Carolyn Muir : Do they really have a lot in common?

Martha Grant : It's a match not only made in Heaven but at the bank as well. I can see them falling in love, merging, and raising a lot of little deductions.
Carolyn Muir : Oh, it's time Claymore got married and realized that happiness isn't everything in life.

Hope Lange: Carolyn Muir