:27:00
So do I, but I fear, Lady Markby,...
:27:02
.. that for me the future
seems strangely uncertain.
:27:05
And what of the present?
:27:07
Well, as a very dear friend
once said to me,...
:27:10
.. "To love oneself is the beginning
of a lifelong romance. "
:27:14
Goodbye, dear Lady Markby.
:27:19
London will be the lesser
for your leaving...
:27:22
.. and sadly lacking in scandal.
:27:24
Ah, my dear Lady Markby,
my personal favourite is shortly to unfold.
:27:29
Consider it a parting gift.
:27:31
Thank you, Mrs Cheveley.
:28:11
May I see it?
:28:13
Mmm.
:28:24
So... that is what you were doing
with that woman Mrs Cheveley?
:28:29
Mmm.
:28:30
Oh.
:28:32
Well, it certainly didn't look that way.
:28:34
There's a great deal of difference
between looking and seeing,...
:28:38
.. isn't there, Miss Mabel?
:28:43
Oh, my dear Arthur,...
:28:45
.. what a good friend you are to him.
:28:48
To us.
:28:50
But the truth is
we're not out of danger yet.
:28:53
There's a rather popular saying
about frying pans and fires.
:28:57
Only this time it is you and I
who are to be roasted.