: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.
:23:00
What does it mean?
:23:02
Something has occurred. What is it?
:23:05
Well, sir, it's really
no business of mine, but...
:23:08
- I think, sir, perhaps I can explain.
- You, Mr. Chipping?
:23:12
Yes, sir. I'm keeping my class
in this afternoon.
:23:15
- That means Maynard, our best player...
- Please, Mr. Shane.
:23:18
Sir, I'd entirely forgotten
about the cricket match.
:23:21
- Forgotten?
- Yes.
:23:24
My attention was drawn to the fact
by my class in such an insolent manner...
:23:28
...I thought it inadvisable
to go back on my decision.
:23:31
- You observe the effect on the school?
- I do indeed, sir. It's most regrettable.