:58:03
A fool!
:58:13
So four is the relative change between
the second variable and that of the first.
:58:19
Obviously, if A does not differ from X,
this ratio has no meaning.
:58:24
It certainly hasn't any meaning for me.
:58:28
I'm no good at mathematics.
I don't want to be an engineer.
:58:32
- Why are we wasting our time, then?
- Father wants me to follow him at the pit.
:58:37
I loathe it. All this Scupper Flats business.
:58:41
The men didn't break through.
Their luck held out.
:58:46
Yes, it did, didn't it?
:58:49
Just held out.
:58:52
- What's worrying you, Arthur?
- It won't hold out forever.
:58:56
Is it anything to do with Mr Gowlan?
:59:04
Coking coal for Millington's!
:59:06
Scupper Flats isn't closing down after all.
:59:23
- I'm not sure about this money clause.
- That's between me and Mr Millington.
:59:29
Of course.
:59:31
- How then, Joe?
- Hello, Davey.
:59:34
- Mr Barras.
- What do you want?
:59:36
That's another contract for coking coal.
:59:40
- I employ you to teach my son arithmetic.
- I hope you've got a strike clause.
:59:45
Don't be hasty. Why do you think I'm here?
:59:48
- I don't know. Why?
- I'll tell you.
:59:51
Millington was signing this contract
and I was worrying about Scupper Flats.
:59:57
I had to try and stop it,
but Mr Barras convinces me I'm wrong.