Maurice

:50:00

You said, "Call me Maurice,"
but you never even wrote to me.

:50:05

You made a fool of me,
and I can make you sorry for it.

:50:36

He's big enough, isn't he?

:50:44

Well, they must've owned
wonderful machinery to make a thing like that.

:50:48

I expect so.

:50:53

Mine's got five legs.

:50:57

So has mine.

:51:00

It's a peculiar notion,
when you think about it.

:51:10

It won't do, Mr. Hall.
I know what you're trying to do.

:51:13

You'd do better to settle this,
I can tell you.

:51:20

You've had your fun.
Now you've gotta pay up.

:51:26

I'll leave you to think it over.

:51:39

Surely-

:51:41

Surely you're an old boy
at Mr. Abrahams's school.

:51:44

Now, now, don't - don't tell me your name.
L- l-I want to remember.

:51:48

I shall remember.
Um -You're -You're not Colgan.

:51:52

You're not Smith. I know.
You're -You're Wimbleby. Yes?

:51:57

- My name's Scudder.
- Isn't. I'm Mr. Scudder.