:55:03
- You better go to your room.
- What are you going to do?
:55:06
I'm going out to work and forget all this.
:55:09
No. Please don't leave me here
all by myself now.
:55:12
I get so frightened when I am here alone
and you go out night after night.
:55:16
Frightened? You never
told me that before.
:55:19
I'm telling you now!
I'm frightened of the house!
:55:22
I hear noises and footsteps.
:55:25
I imagine things,
that there are people over the house.
:55:30
I'm frightened of myself, too.
Gregory, please!
:55:34
Please don't leave me. Stay with me.
Gregory, take me in your arms, please!
:55:38
Please. Take me in your arms, Gregory.
:55:45
I hope to find you better in the morning.
:56:10
She seems to be getting worse,
doesn't she, sir?
:56:13
You will please not refer
to your mistress as "she."
:56:17
Thank you, Nancy.
:56:19
Gonna work on your tunes
again tonight, sir?
:56:22
- You're always working, aren't you?
- Yes.
:56:26
What are you doing
with your evening out?
:56:28
I'm going to a music hall.
:56:32
- I've never been to an English music hall.
- You don't know what you've missed, sir.
:56:41
- You'd like it a lot, sir.
- We must see about that.
:56:46
And whom are you going
to the music hall with?
:56:48
Gentleman friend, sir.
:56:50
Now, you know, Nancy, don't you...
:56:52
that gentleman friends
are sometimes inclined...
:56:54
- to take liberties with young ladies?
- No, sir, not with me.
:56:58
I can take care of myself when I want to.