:21:01
Let me be, Mr Killearn. You'll wake him.
:21:04
Don't, Mr Killearn!
:21:05
I'm sure the young master
has you nicely greased, does he not?
:21:09
Oh, Betty, you'd hardly
feel me going in.
:21:31
A wee whiff of quim in the morning,
:21:33
Mr Cunningham, sir.
:21:38
Just the thing to clear your head.
:21:45
Mr Cunningham,
I hope I'm not disturbing you.
:21:48
Of course
you're bloody well disturbing me.
:21:55
Do you think I want to wake up
:21:57
and find some great smelly
Scotch man staring down at me?
:22:12
What are you doing here?
:22:14
I came to tell you
that some local trades people
:22:17
are pressing
for payment on your debt.
:22:20
You woke me for that?
:22:22
A thousand apologies, Mr Cunningham,
:22:25
but they've also writ to His Lordship.
:22:31
Damn it, man.
:22:33
I but recently
earned His Lordship 200 guineas.
:22:36
What are the complaints
of a few tradesmen for such services?
:22:42
This country does not agree with me.
:22:45
I cannot wait to be
out of the damnable place.
:22:48
The sentiments of
a great many of us, sir.
:22:51
Would you like me
to take away your chamber pot?
:22:55
I know many a Scotsman would be
glad of this on a cold morning.
:22:59
It's almost pure spirit,