Young and Innocent
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:58:12
I didn't know what you were up
to, governor

:58:15
Coming along and saying you're
my pal

:58:18
And dragging me about like this
I feel like a shy bride

:58:24
I'm terribly glad
:58:28
I wonder how far is the nearest
telephone box

:58:29
-I ought to get on to father
-Here you are

:58:33
It's mine, all right
:58:37
There's no belt
What have you done with the belt?

:58:40
What have you done with that
belt?

:58:41
Belt?
:58:42
Here's a stitch. What happened
to it?

:58:43
There was no belt on it when
that bloke gave it to me

:58:46
Then it was my belt. Who do you
say gave you the coat?

:58:50
I told you, some fellow
:58:51
But can't you remember what he
looked like?

:58:53
"-Yes, he blinked
""-What do you mean """"blinked""""?"""

:58:55
Like this
:58:57
Anyhow, his evidence is as good
as the belt, he knows that...

:58:59
...l didn't give it to him
:59:00
-Oh, no governor, it wasn't you
-It's no good, Robert

:59:04
Of course it is, it's perfectly
good proof!

:59:05
The police will never believe
his evidence

:59:07
What do you mean, I'm
respectable

:59:09
And as for a tramp saying he was
given a practically new overcoat

:59:11
They'll think it's fantastic
:59:15
I've got to talk to you more
this. The police will catch up...

:59:17
...with us soon. Where's the best
place to hide?

:59:19
Well, there's a Boulevard
three mile off

:59:21
And there's a quiet little lane
where nobody goes much

:59:24
Before you get to...
:59:26
Oh, what about the old mine
workings? It's about a mile or so

:59:28
We'll go, Erica
:59:58
Let's try the old mine workings!

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