:47:03
- We haven't eaten it all at last.
- That we haven't.
:47:07
And now the pudding.
:47:09
Belinda and me'll clear, Mother.
:47:11
- I'll help with the pudding, Mother.
- No, I'd rather do it alone.
:47:14
- It might not turn out.
- Of course it will. It always has.
:47:16
Unless someone's climbed into the back
and stolen it.
:47:22
Stolen it?
:47:28
Hurry, Mother, hurry!
:47:34
Pass them over to this side.
:47:36
It's there. The pudding's there.
:47:38
- Hooray!
- Come along.
:47:39
I smell it. Do you smell it, Peter?
:47:42
That's the cloth coming off.
:47:43
- The holly's in.
- It is?
:47:45
It's blazing.
:47:48
Here it comes! Here comes the pudding.
:47:50
- Off with the lights.
- Off with the lights. Hurry.
:47:56
Hurry up.
:48:01
It did turn out, and it's not stolen.
:48:13
- It looks so good.
- Tim.
:48:19
It looks like the best you've ever made,
my dear.
:48:21
Bob, you say that every year.
:48:23
Every year they get better.
:48:25
How that's possible, don't ask me.
But it's true.
:48:27
So eat.
:48:31
Mother, you haven't got any.
:48:32
I don't want any, dear.
:48:34
- You must. Here, have some of mine.
- Just a little spoonful.
:48:41
I'm sure I'm going to burst.
:48:43
Not in here, my lad.
:48:44
If you want to burst, you go outside.
:48:47
You've hardly any tummy at all.
Look at mine.
:48:49
Now then, enough of that,
or there will be a calamity.
:48:51
- Peter, put some chestnuts on the fire.
- Yes, sir.
:48:53
Let's tidy the table, girls.
:48:55
Such a smell.
:48:57
Sweet enough?
:48:58
Sweet as honey.
Obviously made by an expert.