:28:04
Ladies.
:28:09
Quick, I must do something
to engage his sympathy...
:28:13
and bring him to the declaration.
Should I choke?
:28:16
I think fainting might be more romantic
than choking.
:28:23
Mr. Nickleby, help!
:28:29
- What's happened?
- I think she was undone by your coldness.
:28:33
Was I abrupt?
My mind, I'm afraid, was on other matters.
:28:36
I'm sure it wasn't deliberate.
:28:37
It's just that with all the feelings
so nearly expressed between you of late...
:28:47
If I caused any distress,
I reproach myself most bitterly, but...
:28:53
This is most awkward, but...
:28:55
- Does your friend think I'm in love with her?
- Does she think so? Of course.
:29:00
But I've made no such declaration.
:29:03
Your eyes said what your mouth could not.
:29:06
Perhaps my mouth should say
what my eyes have not.
:29:09
I have scarcely seen the young lady
three times...
:29:12
but should I have seen her 30 or 30,000,
it would be the same.
:29:16
I have not one thought,
hope or wish connected with her...
:29:20
unless it be part of the picture
I keep in my mind...
:29:23
of one day being able to turn my back
upon this accursed place...
:29:26
and never to think of it again
with any feeling but loathing and disgust.
:29:33
Refused by a teacher...
:29:36
picked up by an advertisement.
:29:38
He's insulted not just you,
but the whole house of Squeers.
:29:43
He's proud. I said so from the start.
:29:47
He must be wounded.
:29:49
I hate him like poison!
:29:51
Where is Smike? We need wood.
:29:53
He's with Mr. Nickleby.
He waits on him hand and foot.