:16:09
This child doesn't need to learn French.
She practically is French!
:16:15
She learned from her father.
:16:16
l understood what she said.
:16:18
l'm sorry. We tried to tell you.
:16:21
She can tutor the younger children. . .
:16:23
. . .and help you
with your pronunciation, Miss Minchin.
:16:28
Are those sausages l smell?
:16:45
Thank you.
:16:47
There's no talking at the table.
:16:50
Doesn't seem natural.
:16:55
l won't say it again.
:17:05
Seven times five is 35.
:17:08
Seven times six is 42.
:17:10
Seven times seven is 49.
:17:12
Seven times eight is. . .
:17:15
. . .58.
:17:17
No, wait. 54?
:17:22
55?
:17:23
Or 72? Or 93? Or 1 2?
:17:26
l'm sorry, Miss Minchin.
:17:29
l studied for hours last night.
:17:31
l find that hard to believe.
:17:33
l imagine your father will as well.
:17:36
Please don't tell him.
:17:38
l promise l'll do better.
:17:40
Please.
:17:42
Lavinia, you may continue.
:17:45
Seven times eight is 56.
:17:48
Seven times nine. . .
:17:49
. . .is 63.