2:45:00
Our men are doing what
they think they have to do.
2:45:03
Frank...
2:45:05
...and Ashley.
2:45:09
Oh, it isn"t possible.
2:45:14
There"s horses, Miss Melly.
Here they come.
2:45:16
We"re sewing, we"re sewing!
2:45:22
Open the door.
2:45:33
Good evening, Mrs. Kennedy.
2:45:37
Who is Mrs. Wilkes?
2:45:39
I am Mrs. Wilkes.
2:45:41
- I should like to speak to Mr. Wilkes.
- He"s not here.
2:45:45
- Are you sure?
- Don"t you doubt Miss Melly"s word!
2:45:48
I meant no disrespect, Mrs. Wilkes.
2:45:50
If you give me your word,
I won"t search the house.
2:45:53
Mr. Wilkes is at a political meeting
at Mr. Kennedy"s store.
2:45:56
He"s not at the store. There"s no
meeting tonight, no political meeting.
2:46:01
We"ll wait outside till
he and his friends return.
2:46:05
Surround the house.
Put a man on each door and window.
2:46:13
Keep on with your sewing, ladies.
2:46:16
And l"ll read aloud.
2:46:21
The Personal History and Experience
of David Copperfield.
2:46:27
Chapter One.
2:46:29
I am born.
2:46:34
To begin my life with the beginning of
my life, I record that I was born...
2:46:39
Chapter Nine.
I have a memorable birthday.
2:46:41
I pass over all that happened
at school...
2:46:43
...until the anniversary
of my birthday came round in March.
2:46:48
Except that Steerforth was more to be
admired than ever, I remember nothing.
2:46:51
He was going away
at the end of the half-year...
2:46:54
...if not sooner, and was more
spirited and independent than before.
2:46:58
And therefore, more engaging
than before...