:49:11
Dally!
:49:14
All right, Dan. I'm coming.
:49:29
- It's a dog.
- What?
:49:31
A dog.
:49:36
You poor, poor thing.
:49:38
Now, who left you out on a night like this?
:49:41
Dan'I, I think we have to carry him.
:49:47
That's the last of the milk, Dally.
:49:50
Won't be any for your tea
tomorrow morning.
:49:52
It won't matter, Dan.
I often think we do things just from habit.
:49:56
In America, they say that
they always drink their tea without milk.
:50:02
Happen that's because
they haven't learned any better.
:50:07
Do you know, Dally,
I do believe she swam the river.
:50:11
Swam the river?
Whatever makes you think that?
:50:14
I saw her draggly trail all through the mud.
:50:17
- It came from the river.
- Did you swim the river, girl?
:50:22
Did you swim all that way
to get from Scotland into England?
:50:33
Dan, she doesn't seem to be swallowing.
:50:36
- What?
- Do you think she's dying?
:50:41
I don't know, Dally.
:50:43
Best thing we can do is just to let her be.
:50:48
I think I'll sit up with her tonight.
:50:50
- Now, Dally, you've done your best.
- But she might need some help.
:50:54
She's such a bonny dog, Dan.
Such a bonny dog.