:30:01
so it doesn't embarrass you by trying
to make things easier for you.
:30:05
lt does you
the compliment to trust you.
:30:08
Delius, the British composer,
was blind too.
:30:12
That's our only resemblance.
:30:14
This is his
"Summer Night on the River."
:30:17
(Crunch)
:30:21
A very interesting effect:
obligato on an apple.
:30:25
Oh, l apologise, Mr Mason.
:30:26
I forgot how hungry you
must be after your long walk.
:30:29
Just a moment. I'll get something.
:30:31
Oh, no. Thanks.
This is fine. I - I like apples.
:30:35
So do I. We'll save them for dessert.
:30:47
It was all ready, you see.
:30:49
All I needed was a reminder
that I was hungry too.
:30:53
- Are you dry enough?
- Just about, sir.
:30:56
It stopped raining.
:31:01
(Rumble) Is that a car coming?
:31:04
Two cars, I think. (Dog Barks)
:31:06
Excuse me.
:31:12
One car is my niece's.
I'd know that motor anywhere.
:31:16
The other is a stranger to me.
:31:17
Couple of men in it.
The girl's pointing down the road.
:31:20
They must be asking where to go.
:31:21
This is an easy country
to lose your way in.
:31:24
Car's starting off down the road now.
:31:26
- The girl's coming.
- That's my niece.
:31:29
She's been staying with me.
:31:30
She comes from New York
to spend a month with me every year.
:31:34
It's one of my greatest pleasures.
:31:36
Unhappily for me, she can't stay longer.
She finds the quiet deafening.
:31:42
Uncle Philip - hello, old boy.
What do you think happened? Oh.
:31:47
You didn't know we had a guest.
:31:48
You turned your back
and see what happened.
:31:51
My niece, Patricia Martin.
:31:54
- How do you do?
- How do you do?
:31:56
Uncle Philip, there was a car
full of detectives down the road.
:31:59
They wanted
to know the way to town.