:00:35
- Your usual, my lord.
- Mmm?
:00:43
Good morning, my lord.
:00:56
The morning paper, my lord.
:01:02
"Sir Robert Chiltern,
a rising star in Parliament,...
:01:07
.. tonight hosts a party that promises to be
the highlight of the social calendar...
:01:12
.. with his wife, Lady Gertrude,...
:01:14
.. who is herself a leading figure
in women's politics. "
:01:17
"Together this couple...
:01:19
.. represents what is best
in English public life...
:01:23
.. and is a noble contrast
to the lax morality...
:01:26
.. so common
amongst foreign politicians. "
:01:30
Dear oh dear. They will never say
that about me, will they, Phipps?
:01:34
I sincerely hope not, sir.
:01:37
Bit of a busy day today, I'm afraid.
:01:39
Distressingly little time
for sloth or idleness.
:01:42
- Sorry to hear it, sir.
- Not entirely your fault, Phipps.
:01:45
Not this time.
:01:49
Thank you, my lord.