:33:02
Not the sort of work l want.
:33:15
They hate you.
l'm glad l won't have to see !t much longer.
:33:19
The!r hate !s better than your love.
:33:22
You made a fortune explo!t!ng them.
:33:24
And now you try to ease your gu!lt
by sl!pp!ng them a few co!ns.
:33:28
At least l g!ve them a fa!r salary...
:33:31
!f they can do the work.
:33:33
There'll be few of them left to pay soon...
:33:36
w!th you and your new mach!nes.
:33:38
Yes, me and my new mach!nes.
:33:40
They say you've stopped the w!dows' coals.
:33:43
We've always allowed the w!dows
of men who worked for the f!rm...
:33:46
a load of coal every three months.
:33:49
They'll have to pay cost pr!ce from now on.
:33:51
The f!rm's not the char!table
!nst!tut!on you th!nk !t !s.
:33:54
Take us home.
:34:07
-M!nd your way, Thomas.
-Thank you, s!r.
:34:28
What pr!ce, that! She'll do, won't she?
:34:32
l'd g!ve my week's wages
for just f!ve m!nutes w!th her.
:34:36
Your m!ssus would have
someth!ng to say to you.
:34:38
Hey, you're f!rst-class!
:34:40
You th!nk she's worth a week's wages?
:34:42
Do l? l'd bloody well put them down
th!s second.
:34:50
Hello, love.
:34:51
What about th!s match
you were talk!ng about?