:41:00
I came because I wanted to...
:41:01
You came to give Felicity a
birthday present, didn't you?
:41:06
Oh, how sweet of you, Erica!
:41:08
One of those lovely stone dwarfs
for the garden. Isn't it nice?
:41:12
Exactly like the ones we've got
It will fit in so nicely
:41:15
Shall we join the others?
:41:18
-Hello, daddy!
-Hello, darling!
:41:20
Oh, Erica, let's play find the
thimble!
:41:23
Hello, Felicity, are you having
a nice time?
:41:25
Yes, thank you, Erica! But I want
to play find the thimble!
:41:27
Well, I expect you can if you ask
mummy
:41:29
-I mean I want you to play
-I can't just now, dear
:41:32
-I will presently
-Why can't you play now?
:41:34
Come on, we'll play it on
our own!
:41:39
Major Cunningham, Mrs.
Cunningham
:41:51
Sit by me
:41:54
.Get the crackers, please!
-Oh, yes, yes, of course
:41:57
Mr... Mr...
:42:02
I suppose you're staying with the
Burgoynes, Mr...
:42:04
Not exactly, quite near...
:42:05
That's a large family, I've never
known how many they are but...
:42:07
...l suppose you find it rather
difficult to...
:42:08
Yes, I'm not too sure myself
:42:09
Erica, I'm so sorry, I didn't
quite catch your friend's name
:42:13
-Beechcott Manningtree
-Oh, really?
:42:15
That's a extraordinary name,
isn't it?
:42:16
I don't think I've ever come
across it before
:42:19
Come along, Erica
:42:25
Let's go now
:42:26
We can't, they'll start thinking
things
:42:27
I started thinking things
long ago
:42:29
Be quiet
:42:30
Love calls but once though
passion...
:42:33
-Steady, old girl
-I'll read it out
:42:35
You must leave things like that
to me, Harold
:42:36
It was my motto
:42:40
-Ah, the ice is here
-In the nick of time
:42:55
Auntie, we really ought to be
going
:42:56
-Yes, I really think we should
-Yes, yes, of course
:42:58
Would you mind picking these
ices for me, please?