:52:00
And I've got a serious charge
to bring against this gentleman.
:52:04
- Yes, awfully serious.
- My goodness me.
:52:06
I am really most - most frightfully sorry.
L- l-I do beg your pardon.
:52:10
It's... seldom I make a mistake.
:52:15
Well, remarkable place, this, isn't it?
Not just a collection of relics.
:52:20
It's a place which could
stimulate the minds of the -
:52:24
- Less fortunate?
- Well, quite so.
:52:27
To ask questions which one -
which one no doubt inadequately tries to -
:52:31
Ben, we're waiting.
:52:33
Oh. Uh, yes. Uh, quite so.
I, uh - I - I -
:52:36
Excuse me.
:52:42
Extraordinary thing.
:52:44
I shan't trouble you any further.
:52:46
Where are you going
with your serious charge?
:52:49
- I don't know what came over me.
- You blackmailed me.
:52:51
- No, sir.
- You didn't?
:52:53
- Maurice, listen -
- Maurice am I?
:52:55
Well, you called me Alec.
I'm as good as you.
:52:58
I don't find you are.
:53:01
By God, if you'd split on me to Ducie,
I'd have broken you.
:53:05
Might have cost me hundreds,
but I've got them.
:53:07
But the police always
back my sort against yours.
:53:11
As good as I?
:53:17
Come outside.
:53:20
It rained even harder
than this at the boathouse.
:53:25
It was even colder.
:53:28
Why did you not come?
:53:31
I was frightened.
:53:33
And you let yourself get afraid of me.
:53:36
That's why we're trying
to down each other.
:53:38
I wouldn't take a penny from you.
I don't want to hurt your little finger.
:53:42
Come on.
Let's give over talking. Here.
:53:46
Stop with me.
Sleep the night with me.
:53:52
I - I can't.
:53:54
I've got an engagement.
A formal business dinner.
:53:59
It's my job.
Meet me another evening instead.