:21:05
Our profession is not
an easy one, Mr. Chipping.
:21:07
It calls for something more
than a university degree.
:21:10
Our business is to mold men.
It demands character and courage.
:21:15
Above all, it demands the ability
to exercise authority.
:21:19
Without that, I think any young man
should ask himself seriously...
:21:23
...if he has not perhaps
mistaken his vocation.
:21:27
- No, sir...
- When a man is young, Mr. Chipping...
:21:29
...there are many
walks of life open to him.
:21:32
I hope you don't mean
that I should resign.
:21:34
I should be very reluctant
to do that, sir.
:21:37
It means everything to me to come
to Brookfield. I'll get on.
:21:41
- Please give me the chance to prove it, sir.
- I am willing to forget the incident...
:21:45
...but will those boys forget it?
You're going to have to face them again.
:21:49
That'll take courage. Moral courage.
:21:53
- However, if you care to make the trial...
- Thank you, sir.
:21:57
- I shall watch your progress with interest.
- Thank you, sir. I'm deeply grateful to you.
:22:08
Hello, Chipping. I hear the boys
gave you a rough time.
:22:13
They will not do it again,
Mr. Bingham, I assure you.
:22:21
Before we leave
I want to wish our cricket 11...
:22:26
...the best of luck against
Sedbury this afternoon.
:22:30
This year, Sedbury claims to be
sending us the finest team...
:22:34
...that ever came out
of a very fine school.
:22:38
Well, we shall give them
a hearty welcome.
:22:42
We shall give them a big tea,
but I venture to predict...
:22:47
...we shall not give them the cup.
:22:57
The boys are unusually quiet.