:40:01
That's right. A pit pony.
That's the way to remember Scandinavia.
:40:05
Kicking his legs up during a strike.
:40:08
If you want to remember Stockholm,
it's there on the pony's hoof.
:40:13
Oslo is there on the pony's Adam's apple.
:40:18
It's closing time. Go along home.
Good afternoon.
:40:22
(BOYS) Afternoon, sir.
:40:25
Pat? Patrick.
:40:31
This is your last day, Pat.
:40:34
- Aye.
- Did you tell you mother what I said?
:40:36
Aye. She said I had enough education
for hewing coal.
:40:41
I'll come down with you.
:40:48
- Fenwick.
- Yes, sir?
:40:50
Wait for me a bit, Pat.
:40:53
I understand Mr Barras asked you to coach
his son in the evening and you refused.
:41:00
Evenings are when I study for my degree,
Mr Strother.
:41:03
Pity you didn't think of that before.
You'd have had your degree by now.
:41:09
- You wished to see me?
- Yes.
:41:13
We're getting laughter in your class again.
:41:18
Education is a serious matter.
:41:21
- A child depends on it.
- But an article on modern education...
:41:25
I knew about modern education
before you were born.
:41:28
Its basis is to have teachers with degrees.
:41:31
We may keep you to oblige Mr Barras,
but you must be sensitive of your limitations.
:41:37
I'm sorry, Mr Strother.
:41:40
Another thing. Scandinavia is not a horse.
:41:43
Let me refer you to Gray's Geographical
Compendium for pupil-teachers, page 173.
:41:50
You will find this. "The shape of
Scandinavia may be likened to a bear."
:41:55
A bear, Mr Fenwick. A bear.
:41:58
But these boys have never seen a bear.