The Remains of the Day
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:59:14
This is Elsa and this is lrma.
:59:19
I'm asking about their journey.
:59:23
It was long, my lord.
:59:30
I asked if they like the weather.
:59:32
We are grateful to you, my lord,
for letting us come here.

:59:38
Our parents are very grateful.
:59:40
Not at all.
Miss Kenton will look after you.

:59:43
-Won't you?
-lndeed, my lord.

:59:45
Welcome to Darlington Hall.
:59:48
-Thank you, my lord.
-Thank you, my lord.

:59:53
Will there be anything else?
1:00:19
Sir Geoffrey.
1:00:22
Good to see you.
1:00:24
How do you do?
1:00:26
Well, come in.
1:00:28
-Mr. Benn.
-Mr. Stevens.

1:00:31
Gentlemen, if you'd like to wait
here for a while.

1:00:41
-Aren't you still at Stanton Lacey?
-I'm with Sir Geoffrey now.

1:00:46
-You haven't changed one bit.
-I'll let you get on.

1:00:49
-Perhaps we'll meet later.
-I hope so.

1:00:54
But, gentlemen, you speak of Jews
and Gypsies, Negroes and so forth.

1:00:59
But one has to regard the racial
laws of the Fascists...


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