:18:02
-My dear, consider your social position!
-Uncle!
:18:11
-Which one?
-That one.
:18:13
-Him? I will not.
-But I want you to.
:18:16
No. Let him cool his head
in Dixon's mines. I'll have none of him.
:18:23
-£5.
-£5? That's an insulting sum to offer.
:18:26
-Does anyone offer more?
-£6.
:18:32
£7.
:18:33
You're making an exhibition of yourself...
:18:35
a girl like you,
bidding for a slave before these people.
:18:38
-Will you buy him?
-Certainly not.
:18:39
£8.
:18:45
When a lady's interested in a man....
:18:47
Calm down, Dixon,
£8 is nothing for such a man...
:18:49
a skilled physician,
a gentleman, and a scholar.
:18:53
-All right, £9.
-£10!
:18:58
lt's apparent Miss Bishop wants him
more than I do.
:19:00
Sold to Miss Arabella Bishop for £10.
:19:06
Sold!
:19:08
£10, sold.
:19:10
What would you like done with him,
Miss Bishop?
:19:12
Why, I don't know.
:19:18
You're extremely foolish.
lt might have cost you your life.
:19:22
lt was fortunate for you
that I was here to save you.
:19:25
I hardly consider it fortunate to be bought
by anyone by the name of Bishop.
:19:30
You could learn a lesson in gratitude.
:19:32
I could thank for not interfering.
:19:34
As it happens, you are hardly in a position
to have anything to say about it.
:19:38
You may join the others belonging
to my uncle...
:19:40
and henceforth you may take your orders
from him.
:19:45
Your very humble slave, Miss Bishop.