:09:02
Now that I think of it, I know a dressmaker
who may have some work.
:09:08
You, boy, have you ever done anything?
:09:11
No.
:09:12
Noggs, where's the morning paper
I left on my desk?
:09:15
- On my desk.
- Bring it to me.
:09:17
"Bring it to me."
:09:19
Stop parroting me.
:09:20
I wish I was a parrot. I'd fly away.
:09:23
I wish you were a parrot, too.
I'd wring your neck.
:09:26
- Read that.
- What is it, Nicholas?
:09:29
An advertisement.
:09:32
"Education at
Mr. Wackford Squeers' Academy."
:09:37
Oh, no.
:09:41
"Dotheboys Hall, at the delightful village
of Dotheboys, in Yorkshire.
:09:45
"Youth are clothed, boarded and booked...
:09:48
"instructed in all languages,
living and dead...
:09:50
"mathematics, orthography,
the use of globes and single stick.
:09:54
"Diet unparalleled.
An able assistant wanted.
:09:58
"Annual salary £5.
:10:00
"Master of Arts preferred."
:10:04
I'm not a Master of Arts.
:10:06
That can be got over, I believe.
:10:09
But it is such a long way off.
:10:11
If I am fortunate enough to be appointed,
what will become of those I leave behind?
:10:15
It will be my immediate care
to place your mother and sister...
:10:18
in some sphere of life
in which they may become independent.
:10:23
I will not forget what you have done
for me this day, Uncle.
:10:27
Nor shall I.
:10:38
Any chimneys to sweep?
:10:42
There he is. He's the man with one eye.
:10:45
Though the popular prejudice
runs in favor of two.
:10:49
- Is this one inch milk and the rest water?
- Aye, sir.
:10:54
Here's richness.
:10:56
When I say "one," you may take a drink.
:10:58
When I say "number two,"
the boy next to you may take it...