:20:00
I'd be sure to land an old trout.
:20:04
I never change... except in my affections.
:20:08
What a noble nature you have.
:20:10
The question...
:20:12
But you told me yesterday.
:20:14
I have reason to believe
the information I received...
:20:17
.. was prejudiced.
:20:19
- Or, at any rate, misinformed.
- But...
:20:22
I now believe there may be
some benefit to the scheme.
:20:25
Benefit?
:20:26
To whom?
:20:30
This has nothing to do
with Mrs Cheveley, does it?
:20:35
You seem to be
displaying signs of triviality.
:20:39
On the contrary, Aunt Augusta,...
:20:41
.. I've now realised
for the first time in my life...
:20:45
.. the vital importance of being earnest!
:20:50
Robert,...
:20:52
.. you... are telling me the whole truth?
:20:58
Why do you ask me such a question?
:21:03
Why do you not answer it?
:21:09
Author!
:21:16
Ladies and gentlemen,...
:21:18
.. I have enjoyed this evening immensely.
:21:23
Robert,...
:21:25
.. is there, in your life, any...
:21:29
.. any secret, any...
:21:32
.. indiscretion?
:21:36
.. that you think as highly
of the play as I do myself!
:21:40
You must tell me!
You must tell me at once!
:21:42
Oh, Gertrude, there is nothing
in my past life that you might not know.
:21:51
I was sure of it, my darling.
:21:54
I was sure of it.