:32:02
Uh, would you like to settle
with me now, Sir Pitt?
:32:05
Tomorrow,
if you don't mind, Doctor.
:32:07
I only pays on results.
:32:15
How do I look?
:32:17
A good deal stronger.
They will be disappointed.
:32:21
Lady Southdown hovers
at the door night and noon.
:32:24
"Mm-mm, I always travel
with my medicine chest.
:32:28
"Can I not be of any assistance...
:32:30
with my special tonics?"
:32:37
That's a dose I doubt I'd live through.
:32:39
Nonsense!
It's Captain Rawdon
that needs you dead.
:32:43
Lady Southdown and Mr. Pitt Crawley
want you well enough to change your will.
:32:50
Rebecca Sharp,
I've made up my mind.
:32:54
You must come with me
to London.
:32:58
I insist upon it,
and so does Byron.
:33:00
And we won't be gainsaid,
will we?
:33:03
But what could I say
to dear Sir Pitt,
after all his kindness?
:33:07
Oh, leave him to me.
:33:09
When a man has two sons
and a rich spinster sister,
:33:12
he seldom gainsays her,
my dear.
:33:26
Must you go, Rawdon?
Uh, l-I thought you might stay
for some shooting.
:33:29
Oh, no. I... I thought it best
to see them safely back home...
:33:32
to, uh, Mayfair.
:33:42
Clear the way, there!
:33:44
There she goes,
the best little governess
the girls ever had.
:33:48
Mm, mm.
Suppose I better write to
Miss Pinkerton for a replacement.
:33:53
Let me, Sir Pitt.
:33:55
Mm, Miss Pinkerton is an old friend,
and I should so like to be useful.