A Man for All Seasons
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:16:05
Baked apples, sir.
:16:07
To sweeten my judgement.
:16:09
I'll give your daughter the same judgement
I would give my own.

:16:13
A fair one, quickly.
:16:15
Bless you, sir.
:16:17
I understand. Yes. I'll read it.
Yes. Thank you.

:16:26
Good evening, Sir Thomas.
:16:28
-I'll read it.
-It's an awkward case.

:16:30
-I could illuminate it for you--
-I'll read it.

:16:33
Just a moment or two....
:16:36
Boat!
:16:38
Sir?
:17:00
Chelsea, sir?
:17:01
Chelsea.
:17:03
I expect you'll make it worth my while, sir.
:17:05
-You've got a licence?
-Bless you, yes sir, I've got a licence.

:17:09
-Well then, the fares are fixed.
-They are, sir.

:17:11
Hampton to Chelsea downstream,
a penny halfpenny.

:17:14
Chelsea to Hampton upstream,
a penny halfpenny.

:17:16
Whoever makes the regulations
doesn't row a boat.

:17:19
No. Threepence if you get me home
for breakfast.

:17:22
Thank you, sir.
:17:51
A nice cup, sir.
:17:54
Yes.

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