:29:08
Biffer, here's the money for my bill.
:29:10
What? Off already?
:29:12
They want to send Smithy
back to the asylum.
:29:15
No.
:29:16
I'm not gonna let him go.
I'm taking him into the country.
:29:18
Giving up your job?
:29:20
I'll let you know when we get settled.
:29:22
- Will you send my trunk on to me?
- You bet, and good luck to you.
:29:25
Thanks, Biffer.
You're one in a million. Goodbye.
:29:28
Goodbye. Good luck.
:29:45
Smithy, what have you done?
:29:47
- He tried to stop you?
- Yes.
:29:48
Sam?
:29:49
I pushed him and he fell.
:29:52
If they get you now, you're done for.
:29:54
- I'm no good. Let me alone.
- No. I won't.
:29:57
- We can't leave him.
- We must.
:29:59
We'll think later. Come.
:30:01
But I'm no good. I'd better go back.
:30:13
That was bad luck, the stationmaster
recognizing me at Melbridge.
:30:19
They may have wired ahead
to Canford to stop us.
:30:23
Well, we won't go on to Canford.
:30:25
We'll get out at Swinton Junction.
:30:28
From Swinton, we can go into
the west country to Devon or Cornwall.
:30:33
We'll choose some little country place,
quiet and lovely.
:30:48
It's the end of the world.
:30:50
Lonely and lovely.
:30:53
We'll be safe here, even if...
:30:58
We'll phone first, and then we'll see.