First Men in the Moon
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:13:02
Are you seriously telling us
you've been on the moon and returned?

:13:09
1899.
:13:12
Oh, it's so long...
:13:14
Thank you.
:13:16
l'd been...
:13:17
l'd been engaged in an
unsuccessful business speculation.

:13:22
My creditors were pressing me hard.
:13:25
l'd always had the idea
l could write a play.

:13:28
Wonderful financial possibilities
in a successful play.

:13:32
l looked for somewhere
secluded where l could write.

:13:36
In the end l rented a cottage,
out near Dymchurch.

:13:40
l remember it was along
an abandoned canal.

:14:08
- Just one today, Mr. Bedford.
- Thank you.

:14:25
- Hi.
- Infernal contraption!

:14:35
Hello.
:14:38
- Hello, darling.
- Kate.

:14:40
- Was it all right with your relations?
- No trouble.

:14:43
They think l'm at Worthing
rehearsing a play.

:14:47
Cherry Cottage.
:14:48
Arnold, it's lovely.
And with a real cherry tree.

:14:52
The moat to my castle. Come on.
:14:55
Watch your step.
:14:56
- All right?
- Thank you.

:14:58
Oh, it's so beautiful.

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