1:53:00
Yes, sir. That's the Biffer.
Was, I should say.
1:53:03
He ain't much like that now.
That's him at the end.
1:53:06
He was a gentleman, the gunner was.
1:53:09
Not like these softies
what call theirselves heavyweights today.
1:53:12
Why, he'd take two of them for breakfast!
1:53:15
He didn't wear no fancy dressing gown...
1:53:20
Well, we mustn't lose our train.
We better go.
1:53:23
Thank you, sir.
1:53:29
- The fog's getting thicker.
- Yes. Beastly.
1:53:33
- Cigarette?
- Sorry. I don't smoke.
1:53:35
Of course not.
1:53:36
Never mind. There's a little tobacconist
just around the corner.
1:53:53
Well?
1:53:56
- Packet of Barclay Blue Ribbons, please.
- Yes, sir.
1:54:01
- Thank you, sir.
- Thank you.
1:54:02
- Good night, sir.
- Good night.
1:54:15
I thought you said
you'd never been in Melbridge.
1:54:17
I haven't.
1:54:18
But you said, "There's a little tobacconist
just around the corner."
1:54:22
You said, "There's a little tobacconist
just around the corner."
1:54:26
I said that?
1:54:27
That shop was off the main street.
1:54:28
You couldn't have seen it
on your way from the station.
1:54:33
No.
1:54:35
Then how did you know of it?
1:54:40
- I don't know.
- You went straight to it.
1:54:44
I did know, but I don't know how.
1:54:48
- Melbridge.
- What's the matter?
1:54:52
Melbridge.
1:54:54
Are you ill, sir? Let me get a cab.
1:54:57
No, let me think. There's something.