:18:00
"Loverly
:18:02
"Loverly
:18:05
"Loverly
:18:07
"Wouldn't it be loverly?"
:18:53
Come on, Alfie, let's go 'ome now.
This place is givin' me the willies.
:18:56
Home? What do you want to go 'ome for?
:18:59
It's nearly 5:00.
My daughter Eliza'll be along soon.
:19:02
She ought to be good for 'alf a crown
for a father that loves 'er.
:19:05
That's a laugh.
You ain't been near 'er for months.
:19:08
What's that got to do with it?
What's 'alf a crown after all I've give 'er?
:19:12
When did you ever give 'er anythin'?
:19:14
Anythin'? I give 'er everythin'.
:19:16
I give 'er the greatest gift
any human being can give to another:
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Life!
:19:21
I introduced 'er to this here planet, I did,
with all its wonders and marvels.
:19:26
The sun that shines, the moon that glows.
:19:28
Hyde Park to walk through
on a fine spring night.
:19:31
The 'ole ruddy city o' London to roam
around in sellin' 'er bloomin' flow'rs.
:19:36
I give 'er all that.
:19:38
Then I disappears and leaves 'er
on 'er own to enjoy it.
:19:41
If that ain't worth 'alf a crown
now and again...
:19:43
...l'll take my belt off and give 'er what for.
:19:45
You got a good 'eart.
But you want a 'alf a crown out o' Eliza...
:19:48
...you better have a good story.
:19:50
Leave that to me, my boy.
:19:52
- Good mornin', George.
- Not a brass farthin'.