:56:09
I'll be right back.
:56:12
Good morning, Doctor.
Good morning, ma'am. Catherine.
:56:16
I came because I felt sure you would
not deny me the opportunity
:56:19
of wishing you both a safe journey.
:56:21
- Thank you very much.
- Morris, I'm glad you came.
:56:25
I've brought Miss Sloper
a small gift, sir.
:56:27
It is not usual for young ladies
in my daughter's situation
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to receive gifts from gentlemen.
:56:33
Yes, Doctor, I know,
but this is a very humble gift.
:56:35
- It's only a little hand warmer.
- Father, I would like to have it.
:56:44
Just put live charcoals in it,
Catherine.
:56:49
- I give it to you with all my love.
- Morris!
:57:04
I will be thinking of you, Catherine.
:57:06
(ship's horn)
:57:10
Good day, ma'am. Bon voyage, Doctor.
:57:30
I never expected to hear a sermon
like that in New York City.
:57:33
When the Reverend Penniman
sermonised on the loaves and fishes,
:57:36
they were right before you.
You could practically smell them.
:57:40
- Look, Mrs Penniman, you've lost.
- Why is it you always win?
:57:44
I cheat.
:57:47
Had it not been for your invitations,
:57:49
these past few months
would have been unbearable.
:57:51
You like this house, don't you,
Morris?
:57:53
Yes, ma'am, I do.
:57:55
You know,
the doctor is a man of fine taste.
:57:59
Although we do not like each other,
we seem to like the same things.