1:03:01
Look at his togs, Fagin
1:03:03
Delighted to see you
looking so well , my dear
1:03:06
Why didnt you write, my dear,
and say you was coming?
1:03:09
Wed have got something warm
for supper
1:03:12
Hello, Fagin Whats that?
Thats mine, Fagin
1:03:15
Oh , no, my dear Mine, Bill , mine
You shalI have the books
1:03:18
If that aint mine and Nancys,
lll take the boy back again
1:03:21
Come on , hand over, will you?
1:03:22
This is hardly fair, Bill
Hardly fair, Nancy
1:03:25
Fair or not fair,
hand over, I tell you
1:03:28
Give it here, you avaricious
old skeleton Give it here!
1:03:32
Thats for our share of the trouble,
and not haIf enough neither
1:03:35
You may keep the books if youre fond
of reading If you aint, sell them
1:03:39
Theyre very pretty
Beautiful writing , isnt it, Oliver?
1:03:43
Send them back
They belong to Mr Brownlow
1:03:47
Send them back
The books and the money
1:03:49
HelI think I stole them
1:03:50
-Please send them back
-The boys right
1:03:52
Youre right, Oliver Youre right
They wilI think youve stolen them
1:03:57
lt couldnt have happened better
if wed chosen our time
1:04:00
Help! Help! Police!
1:04:02
Fetch the police! The police!
1:04:05
Keep back the dog , Bill
Hell tear the boy to pieces
1:04:08
-Serve him right
-Help! Fetch the police!
1:04:12
Fetch the police!
1:04:13
Step aside, or lll split
your head against the wall
1:04:16
I dont care
1:04:17
That child shant be torn down
by the dog unless you kill me first
1:04:23
Bullseye Here Bullseye!
1:04:33
Dodger!
1:04:35
Get after him !
1:04:40
Take your hands off me!