1:18:01
..grew old together.
1:18:04
But at times,...
1:18:07
..when we laughed, we grew younger.
1:18:18
If he was here now,...
1:18:21
..if he could hear what I say,...
1:18:24
..I'd congratulate him on being...
1:18:27
..a great man.
1:18:30
And thank him for being a friend.
1:18:40
(bell tolls)
1:18:41
(thud)
1:18:44
Oh, for God's sake!
1:18:47
(bell continues)
1:19:02
He must have been a great man,
this Michael fellow.
1:19:05
He had his faults.
1:19:09
Hello there, Ned. Are you well?
1:19:11
Not bad, Jim. Not bad.
1:19:13
Jackie. I'm sorry about
interrupting like that earlier.
1:19:17
Jackie knows about
our little bit of business.
1:19:19
Good. I'm glad you have
a friend you can confide in.
1:19:22
And will you be making
your enquiries today?
1:19:25
Oh, no. The village says that you're Ned,
so that's good enough for me.
1:19:29
I can issue you with the cheque today.
Although, are you sure this is a good time?
1:19:34
It is, Jim. As good as any.
1:19:37
All right.
1:19:39
- You wouldn't like a drink, Jim?
- No.
1:19:42
- No.
- I'd best leave you alone now, Ned.
1:19:44
(mournful fiddle)
1:19:50
Tighten up your strings, boys.
1:19:53
Oh, that's great, Jim.
1:19:55
- Mind your head there now.
- Will do now.
1:19:58
The best of luck, Ned.
Call me if you need any advice.