The Remains of the Day
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:18:00
In fact, I'm on my way
to try and do so now.

:18:06
Try the ignition.
:18:11
Thank you, sir.
I'm most grateful for your help.

:18:15
Good luck.
It's been interesting talking to you.

:18:51
Good morning.
:18:52
Lord Halifax was impressed
with the silver.

:18:55
I told him it was all your doing.
Sent his compliments. Well done.

:19:03
I've been meaning to ask you....
:19:06
That business last year
about the Jewish maids...

:19:10
...I suppose there's no way
of tracing them?

:19:12
That would be difficult. I tried
to get them a position in Surrey.

:19:17
There was room only for one,
and they didn't want to be separated.

:19:21
Well, try anyway. One would like
to do something for them.

:19:26
It was wrong, what occurred.
:19:28
I'm sorry about it. Very sorry.
:19:34
-Good morning.
-Good morning.

:19:39
He asked about the Jewish girls.
:19:41
-Elsa and lrma?
-He wondered where they were.

:19:44
He said it was wrong
to dismiss them.

:19:47
I remember you were
as distressed as I was about it.

:19:50
As you were?
:19:53
You thought it was right and proper
that they should be sent packing.

:19:58
Now, really, that is most unfair.

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