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:13:06
Lady Colin is endeavouring
to persuade us to take up smoking.

:13:09
She's writing an article for
The Saturday Review.

:13:12
She proposes that nicotine
is a gift from the gods...

:13:15
...and if men may benefit
from its soothing qualities...

:13:18
...why, then, may women not also?
:13:21
My poor daughter now believes that...
:13:23
...smoking is an extension
of the communion...

:13:27
...between a woman and her husband.
:13:30
- Will she smoke on her wedding day?
:13:33
Heaven forfend!
:13:35
Lady Colin is... irresistible.
:13:38
She cannot conceive
why the Irish are starving...

:13:41
...when there's
"lots of good fish in the sea".

:13:45
She most probably has a point.
:13:47
- Oh, there's good news from Dublin.
- Mmm?

:13:49
The Churchills "are" to return to London.
:13:52
Forgiven, but not forgotten.
:13:54
I do hope so.
:13:58
Jenny says Winston is 11,
covered in freckles...

:14:01
...and has a total disdain for authority.
:14:10
Mmm.
:14:12
I shall miss this fragrance.
:14:15
Sicilian lemons.
:14:18
Have you chosen your Beethoven
for the Philharmonic Society?

:14:23
As a matter of fact, I have.
:14:25
Yes.
:14:26
- No.2?
- The Seventh.

:14:29
- Ah.
- More dramatic.

:14:33
And that is to be your work
whilst you're away?

:14:36
That... and only that.
:14:42
Will there be room for Mr Gilbert
in your baggage?

:14:45
Certainly not. He's far too large.
:14:48
Food for thought.
:14:50
Ce n'est pas รก moi de dire.
:14:53
Indeed not.
:14:56
Which train will you catch?
:14:59
The tidal train.

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