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sans belfry, sans roof,
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sans ceiling, and especially,
:12:06
sans warmth.
:12:07
It is hard to believe
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that the whole church interior
was shot in half a gale.
:12:12
It was as cold as Christmas.
:12:14
When making close-ups
of Hamish, Finlay and John,
:12:18
we had to place oil stoves
all around them
:12:22
to warm their patch of glacial air
so that their breath should not show.
:12:25
Alastair, Bobby Isbister and Sid
worked the reflectors,
:12:29
roosting on the rafters
in the full force of the wind.
:12:32
They had to nail
their reflectors down.
:12:35
Themselves,
they froze to their seats.
:12:38
The orange cellophane
on the doors and windows
:12:40
crackled like a bush fire
as the gusts caught it.
:12:44
The clouds sailed over
at such a pace
:12:47
that we never had more
than two minutes of sunlight.
:12:50
On three days,
we had to drop everything,
:12:52
all rush out and make fast tarpaulins
before a squall hit us.
:12:56
The actors were beyond all praise.
:12:59
They had to be ready,
like racehorses,
:13:02
to get off to a quick start,
:13:04
and cram as much action
into a short period as possible.
:13:10
(Dialogue) Some of us,
at certain times
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have been inclined
to limit the power of the gospel
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by supposing
that only certain sinners...
:13:20
...by supposing that only certain
sinners obtain the grace of God.
:13:31
Grand sermon, John.
:13:33
One hour and 15 minutes. Let them
beat that in Edinburgh if they can.
:13:37
And mind ye,
every sentence sound theology.