:36:00
Well, how far is that?
:36:01
About thirty miles, I've often
given him a lift there
:36:04
What's the matter with you?
Get out of here!
:36:07
-Well?
-Well?
:36:10
All you have to do now is to get
the coat back from the tramp
:36:13
I'm glad you took the left fork
:36:17
So am I now
:36:20
Goodbye. And many, many
thanks
:36:24
Can l...
Can I just wish you good luck?
:36:33
-You ought to get back
-How are you going to get there?
:36:35
-I'll climb on one of the lorries
-They're all going the other way
:36:37
Or I could get a lift on a police
car, there will be one along soon
:36:58
I think it's marvellous of you
but you're not being very...
:37:00
...sensible, you know?
:37:01
Must we go on and on about this?
:37:02
Yes, what about your father,
won't he miss you?
:37:04
I thought all that out
:37:05
My aunt lives about two miles
from where we want to go
:37:08
I will call on her and then tell
my father the truth about...
:37:09
...where I've been
:37:10
-To save your conscience, eh?
-Yes, if you like
:37:13
I will only stay two or three
minutes, then we can be off again
:37:16
-This may be useful
-What's that for?
:37:19
For getting in touch with old
Will
:37:21
He might be in bed when I get
to the lodging house
:37:23
You mean he doesn't do night
work?
:37:24
-I shouldn't think so
-Well, we can do without it then
:37:42
-I shan't be two minutes
-I don't feel too safe sitting here
:37:49
How are you, Miss Erica? It's a
long time since we saw you last
:37:52
-Madam will be pleased to see you
-It's nice to see you, Lehmann
:37:55
-Is auntie in?
-Oh, yes, Miss
:37:57
It's Miss Felicity's birthday,
you know?
:37:58
She's having a party