1:21:01
I don't know.
1:21:04
Yes.
1:21:06
I think there's a way.
1:21:19
"People who go every night
to places of public amusement...
1:21:22
"can hardly enter into..."
1:21:23
Your mother was mad.
1:21:26
"People who go every night
to places of public amusement...
1:21:29
"can hardly enter
into the fresh gala feeling...
1:21:31
"with which an opera or a concert..."
1:21:34
She died in an asylum with no brain at all.
1:21:40
"The snug comfort of the close carriage...
1:21:42
"...the pleasure of setting out
with companions...
1:21:44
"...the sight of the stars glinting fitfully
through the trees..."
1:22:12
I'm sorry, sir,
but the mistress won't see anyone.
1:22:14
Did she tell you to say that?
You're Elizabeth, aren't you?
1:22:17
- How'd you know my name?
- I know many things about this house.
1:22:20
You're fond of her, aren't you?
You'd like to help her, wouldn't you?
1:22:24
This is your chance because I'm a friend,
and you're going to let me see her.
1:22:28
No. I don't dare, sir. I'd lose me place.
1:22:30
Really, I don't dare...
1:22:39
- My husband isn't here.
- I know that, Mrs. Anton.
1:22:44
It's you I want to see.
1:22:47
Go away. I'm ill. I can't see anyone.
1:22:50
Elizabeth, stop him.
I didn't ask him to come.
1:22:52
Mrs. Anton, my name is Brian Cameron.
1:22:55
You mustn't come here. Go away.
1:22:57
Not until I've given you this.
Look at it, please.