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:58:17
Heads.
:58:29
Oh, Mr. Judd, the reverend's flowers!
:58:31
Whose dratted horse
is that?

:58:33
Silly bloody animal.
:58:38
No, Mr. Hasset did not ask
to go north. He was sent.

:58:42
- I asked and was refused.
- The bishop refused you?

:58:45
Mr. Judd,
what's going on?

:58:49
The Reverend Hasset,
is he, um...

:58:53
a good friend?
:58:56
Mmm.
He is a very dear friend.

:59:03
Oh, look!
:59:05
Ah.
:59:11
Come on!
:59:14
- I'll tell you, sir...
- Mr. Judd, Mrs. Judd.

:59:17
Please, come in.
:59:24
Here we are.
:59:27
You've been gambling, sir.
We'll not have this. You can't deny it.

:59:30
- I'm not denying it.
- She's slipping out.

:59:32
- I meant no offense.
- She's putting on her hat.

:59:34
- She is my guest, Mrs. Judd.
- A pretty name for it!

:59:36
- Mrs. Judd!
- I will not be stopped. He is a hypocrite.

:59:40
We make him lovely vestments.
He will not wear them. Isn't that true?

:59:43
- You think God would rather
see you looking like a crow?
- No. I wear what I believe...

:59:47
- You dress like a scarecrow, sir!
- Dresses like a scarecrow.

:59:50
And he throws out our music
and our candles.

:59:53
And here he is with cards
and women in the temple!

:59:57
You are a rude woman,
and you are a rude man.


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