Goodbye, Mr. Chips
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What does it mean?
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Something has occurred. What is it?
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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.

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- 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.

:24:05
- Go on! Run it out! Run! Run!
- No, no, get back, you ass!

:24:08
- Get back!
- Get back! Get back!

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Out!
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We've lost.
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- Bad luck, Maynard.
- Colley.

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All right, sir. Sedbury's beaten us.
We've lost the cup.

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Not just us, it's the whole school.
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You don't care how the fellows feel.
You don't want to be liked!

:24:34
Perhaps you don't mind being hated!
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Boys...
:24:42
...I should like to say that my judgment, in
the first place, was hasty and ill-advised.

:24:47
And no one regrets more
than Dr. Wetherby...

:24:50
...that my authority had to be upheld.
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If I've lost your friendship,
there's little left that I value.


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