: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...
:11:01
and so on, till all five boys
have been nourished.
:11:05
But work fast.
We leave when the coach horn blows.
:11:08
Number one.
:11:10
Number two.
:11:13
Number three.
:11:15
Number four.
:11:18
Number five.
:11:19
Out you go.
:11:22
Subdue your appetites,
and you've conquered human nature.
:11:26
Yorkshire coach leaves in five minutes!
:11:29
Wait by the coach in a straight line.
:11:33
Squeers, this is the boy I told you about.
My nephew.
:11:36
I am most grateful for the opportunity
to serve, sir.
:11:39
- Mr. Squeers.
- Mrs. Shaygar.
:11:41
Could you give those to Henry?
Tuesday is his birthday.
:11:44
Delighted, my dear.
The boy's happiness is our prime concern.
:11:48
Three inside, two little ones up top.
:11:52
Get up behind. If a boy drops off the back,
that's £20 a year lost.
:11:59
If he is the schoolmaster,
what kind of school can it be?