:34:03
Now, stay there!
:34:07
What a precious, strange girl that is.
:34:08
You may say that, Bill,
you may say that.
:34:11
Why did she take it in her head
to go out tonight?
:34:13
Obstinacy. Women's obstinacy,
I suppose, my dear.
:34:16
I thought I tamed her of that.
But she's as bad as ever.
:34:22
I think she's got a touch of my fever
in her blood and it won't come out.
:34:25
Like enough.
:34:27
Well, if she's taken that way again,
I'll let her a little blood.
:34:30
Without troubling the doctor.
:34:47
Why, now she's on the other tack.
:34:51
Good night.
:34:53
In two days, Bill,
come for the boy.
:34:59
Light him down.
:35:01
It's a pity he should fall and break
his neck without anyone seeing it.
:35:07
Show him a light.
:35:17
What is it, Nancy dear,
the reason for all this?
:35:21
- What do you mean?
- That matter just now.
:35:23
We'll speak of this anon.
:35:26
You have a friend in me, Nance.
:35:28
A staunch friend.
You know me of old, Nance.
:35:30
I know you well. Good night.
:35:38
Dodge...
:35:40
...pull it in.
:35:45
My glass is full already,
can't you see?
:35:53
Trouble?
:35:58
Dodger.