:04:00
Them Cherrybums, you see them tight,
I keep them tight.
:04:05
10,000 a year out of my own pocket
I spend to clothe them.
:04:08
A master cutler sharps their swords,
and I keep them tight-stitched...
:04:12
...cut to a shadow. Good.
:04:15
If they can't fornicate, they can't fight...
:04:17
...and if they don't fight hard,
I'll flog their backs raw...
:04:20
...for all their fine looks.
:04:27
Nolan. lt's Nolan.
:04:30
There. Lewis!
:04:32
Nolan!
:04:34
He's seen us.
:04:37
l've not seen him for years,
and yet it will be like yesterday.
:04:40
l hope l can love him as you do.
:04:46
Dear friend!
:04:53
-This is Clarissa?
-This is my dear Clarissa.
:04:58
l've landed two days.
We were handed letters at Aden.
:05:01
You do scribble a lot, William.
Still, dear friend, l'm here.
:05:06
l am gazetted to the 11th Hussars,
you know that.
:05:10
My brother is to join the 11th Hussars,
Capt. Nolan.
:05:13
l'm playing the spy in Mufti.
:05:15
l've not joined yet, so l took
the opportunity of a spy's eye at them.
:05:19
Are they good, William?
:05:22
They look good.
Cardigan has them looking good.
:05:25
Yes, the mounts do look pretty dressed up.
:05:29
Still...
:05:30
...it is good to see you both,
and here of all places.
:05:35
lt is good.
:05:37
England is looking well.