:05:15
So you wanted to get away,
my dear, did you?
:05:18
Wanted to call for the police,
did you?
:05:21
We'll soon cure you of that.
:05:25
I won't stand by
and see this done, Fagin.
:05:28
You got the boy.
What more do you want?
:05:30
Keep quiet, Nancy, or I'll quieten you
for a good long time to come.
:05:33
Let him be. Let him be!
:05:35
You're a fine one for the boy
to make a friend of.
:05:37
God Almighty help me, I am.
:05:40
He's a thief, a liar, a devil,
all that's bad from this night forth.
:05:43
Ain't that enough for the old wretch
without blows?
:05:46
Come, come, we must have
civil words. Civil words.
:05:49
Civil words?
Civil words, you old villain!
:05:52
I thieved for you when I was a child
not half as old as this.
:05:55
It's your living.
:05:56
Yes, and you're the wretch
that drove me to it...
:06:00
...and who will keep me at it,
day and night, till I die!
:06:06
Dodger, Charley,
put Oliver to bed.
:06:10
Best to take them clothes off.
They're too good to sleep in.
:06:13
Charley's right. This here suit cost
more than 4 pence ha'penny.
:06:16
I never felt such lovely stuff.
Have you, Dodger?
:06:20
Not me. But I'm willing to lay odds...
:06:22
...this is the same stuff
the queen wears on Sundays.
:06:28
Quick, get him.
:06:29
Take it off.
:06:34
Lift him up.
:06:35
Up he goes.
:06:41
Get them shoes off.