:55:01
Then I want you to use
your own judgment and experience.
:55:06
You'll know what to do
when the time comes...
:55:10
or what not to do.
:55:14
It seems a dreadful responsibility.
:55:16
Oh, it is. A terrible one.
:55:18
My honest advice is to refuse it.
:55:21
You know I won't, of course.
:55:24
I know.
:55:27
Ruined finery.
:55:29
That's all I have left.
:55:32
I'm, uh, stony broke.
Is that the phrase?
:55:37
It's a relief to admit it.
:55:39
- But your... your policy with Lloyds?
- Oh!
:55:44
You know how long it would take
to process an old claim like that?
:55:47
By the time I received it,
I'd be past needin' it.
:55:51
Well, now I think you're ready
for another cup of tea.
:55:55
Would you?
:55:59
I hold two roses within my hand
:56:04
Two roses I give to you
:56:10
The red rose tells you
:56:13
Of my passion
:56:18
The white rose
:56:21
My love so true
:56:27
Hush, hush
sweet Charlotte
:56:32
Charlotte, don't you cry
:56:37
Hush, hush
sweet Charlotte
:56:41
I'll love you till I die
:56:46
And every night
:56:49
After I should die
:56:52
Yes, every night
:56:55
When I'm gone
:56:58
The wind will sing to you