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Sir Humphrey Appleby: [Bernard has a problem] Tell me about it.Bernard Woolley: Well, you know that jar the Minister was given in Qumran? Well, the Minister's wife liked it.Sir Humphrey Appleby: I expect she did.Bernard Woolley: Then when I explained the rules to her, she looked terribly sad.Sir Humphrey Appleby: They always do.Bernard Woolley: And then she asked was it really worth more than ?50 and she said wouldn't it be marvellous if it wasn't and she sort of... looked at me.Sir Humphrey Appleby: But my dear Bernard, a 17th century vase...Bernard Woolley: Yes, I know, I know. But there was this terribly nice Qumrany businessman and we had a... a... a conversation and he valued it as a copy, not as an original. ?49.95.Sir Humphrey Appleby: And you believed him?Bernard Woolley: Well, yes, he said he was an expert and he spoke Arabic awfully well. And so I accepted his valuation in good faith. After all, Islam is a jolly good faith.Sir Humphrey Appleby: Bernard, you took a grave personal risk. You're lucky nobody's been asking any questions.Bernard Woolley: Well, that's just it, you see, a journalist from the Guardian saw it in the Minister's house and started to ask a lot of questions. Of course, Mrs Hacker said it was a copy, but, well the Press are so... horribly suspicious of things.Sir Humphrey Appleby: Despicable.Bernard Woolley: So what shall I do?Sir Humphrey Appleby: The Minister must be told.

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