The Barchester Chronicles1982

Rev. Obadiah Slope:
And the bishop is generally unhappy about the state of the locks.

Archdeacon Grantly:
Locks? Specific locks, my lord, or locks in general?

Bishop Proudie:
Uh, merely one or two locks, er, on the outhouses.

Rev. Obadiah Slope:
Specifically, the coal house, the wood house, and the locks on the servants' bedrooms.

Mrs. Proudie:
Indeed, the locks in the entire building leave much to be desired.

Bishop Proudie:
Of course, a great deal depends upon a lock, but equally so, er, uh, upon the key. Well, hem, ha-hah, I always think that the fault - if fault there be - frequently lies, er, well, with the key, hmm, rather than the lock.