: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.
:42:01
Precisely. We teach them two things
at the same moment -
:42:06
the shape of Scandinavia
and the shape of a bear.
:42:09
- You may go, Fenwick.
- Thank you, sir.
:42:19
I hear you've got track of your Joe.
:42:22
Aye. He's in Tynecastle.
I ran over and dropped in on him.
:42:27
Thought I might touch him for a quid,
but he nearly touched me. Hey, look.
:42:36
Second time he's been down this month.
:42:41
A lot of water here.
:42:43
The men don't worry about the damp -
they work in worse -
:42:47
but they think it's coming
from the old workings.
:42:50
We've worked far enough here.
Move them along next shift.
:42:54
As you wish, Mr Barras.