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Mr. Brownlow.
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Mr. Brownlow.
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There's something in him...
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...that touched my heart,
Mrs. Bedwin.
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Can't explain it.
:53:40
I feel the same, sir.
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Who is he? What is he?
:53:45
You know nothing of him.
:53:47
He had a fever. What of that?
:53:50
Bad people have fevers sometimes.
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I knew a man in Jamaica who was
hanged for murdering his master.
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He had a fever six times.
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- I know there is goodness in him.
- How do you know it?
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Goodness and innocence.
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- I knew it the first moment I saw him.
- He'll deceive you.
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Let you down
at the first opportunity...
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...like all your other
good and innocent causes.
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If that boy's good and innocent,
I'll eat my own head, sir.
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How do you feel, my dear?
:54:25
Very happy, sir.
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- And very grateful to you indeed, sir.
- Good boy.
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Have you given him any nourishment,
Bedwin? Any slops?
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Not slops, sir. Broth.
:54:39
A couple of glasses of port wine...
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...would have done him
a great deal more good.
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Wouldn't they, Sam?
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My name is Oliver, sir.
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Oliver?
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- Oliver what? Oliver Waters?
- No, sir. Twist. Oliver Twist.
:54:55
Why did you tell the magistrate
your name was Waters?
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I never told him so, sir.