:04:00
Ten guineas it shall be.
:04:03
Mark!
:04:15
I'm very much obliged, sir.
:04:18
- Good day to you, Mr. Sharp.
- Good day, my lord.
:04:31
The orphanage can take her,
but I thought you might find her useful.
:04:36
With both parents dead,
there's no one to fuss.
:04:40
You can...
do what you like with the child.
:04:44
Hmm.
How fluent is her French?
:04:47
Oh, very.
Her mother was Parisian.
:04:50
An opera girl.
:04:52
I see.
:04:55
Well, the less said
about that the better.
:05:18
Good-bye, Miss Sedley.
You are a credit to us.
:05:22
Take this copy of the great
Dr. Johnson's dictionary
as a token of our good wishes.
:05:26
Thank you,
Miss Pinkerton.
:05:30
You've tidied the library?
Yes, Miss Green.
:05:33
And the sheet music?
It's all put away?
:05:35
Yes, it is,
Miss Green.
Well, what about the study hall?
:05:37
Have you swept it
thoroughly?
I have and for the last time.
:05:40
Don't be too sure, Miss Sharp.
:05:42
Life can be very unpredictable.
:05:44
Oh, I do hope so,
Miss Green.
:05:59
Miss Sharp,
I can't pretend to understand...