:09:03
- Mrs Banks.
- Cast off tHe sHackles of yesterday
:09:07
SHoulder to sHoulder
into tHe fray
:09:11
Our daugHter´s daugHters
will adore us
:09:15
And tHey´ll sing
in grateful cHorus
:09:19
´´Well done
Sister Suffragette´´
:09:22
Being that as it may, I do not
wish to offend, but I--
:09:25
From Kensington to Billingsgate
one Hears tHe restless cries
:09:29
From every corner of tHe land
womankind arise
:09:32
Political equality
and equal rigHts witH men
:09:36
Take Heart for Mrs PankHurst
Has been clapped in irons again
:09:40
No more tHe meek and mild
subservients we
:09:46
We´re figHting for our rigHts
militantly
:09:51
Never you fear
:09:52
If I may have a word, Mrs Banks.
:09:56
- So cast off tHe sHackles of yesterday
- Mrs Banks!
:10:00
And sHoulder to sHoulder
into tHe fray
:10:04
Our daugHter´s daugHters
will adore us
:10:08
And tHey´ll sing
in grateful cHorus
:10:12
- ´´Well done´´
- Mrs Banks.
:10:14
- ´´Well done´´
- Mrs Banks.
:10:16
- ´´Well done, Sister Suf--´´
- Mrs Banks!
:10:19
- What is it, Katie Nanna?
- Mrs Banks, I have something
to say to you.
:10:24
- Where are the children?
- The children, madam...
:10:27
to be precise,
are not here.
:10:29
They´ve disappeared again.
:10:31
Katie Nanna, this is really
too careless of you.
:10:33
Doesn´t it make
the third time this week?
:10:35
The fourth, madam. And I for one
have had my fill of it.
:10:39
I´m not one to speak ill
of the children, but--
:10:40
Oh, please, when do you
expect them home?
:10:43
I really couldn´t say.
And now if you´d be good enough
to compute my wages, I´ll--
:10:47
Oh, gracious, Katie Nanna! You´re not
leaving? What will Mr Banks say?
:10:51
He´s going to be cross enough
as it is to come home and find
the children missing.
:10:54
Ellen, put these things away. You know
how the cause infuriates Mr Banks.
:10:58
Yes, ma´am.