Oscar and Lucinda
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:23:02
well, when it is... gone.
:23:04
Oh.
:23:08
I'm sorry.
:23:12
There's nothing
to be sorry for.

:23:20
The glassworks that are for sale
in Darling Harbour...

:23:25
- I wish to buy them.
- To buy?

:23:28
Would you help me?
:23:30
But I have no knowledge
of the commercial side.

:23:34
My theory is adequate, of course, but...
:23:36
- I'll be there in a minute, Frazer.
- Very good, sir.

:23:40
Don't worry about him. Now stay, please.
:23:45
Soon, though, I have
clergyman's business to attend to.

:23:48
- Yes. You cannot help me.
- On the contrary.

:23:50
Of course I shall help you
to buy your glassworks.

:23:53
I have more than
£10,000.

:23:56
The deuce you do.
:23:57
Will you take
the plunge with me?

:24:06
Monsieur Leplastrier.
:24:09
Fifteen, 16, 17, 18, 19...
:24:15
Stop. More for you,
less for the poor.

:24:19
- Well, this is all I need.
- You need new togs.

:24:22
What is wrong with my togs?
:24:25
Everything.
:24:28
You rake it in, then throw it away.
:24:33
Look at you.
You look like a scarecrow.

:24:38
Perhaps because
I'm wearing your coat.


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