:21:02
Train it? Yer couldn't train a flea.
:21:06
Anyway, where yer gonna get
a kestrel from?
:21:08
- I know a nest.
- Yer don't.
:21:10
- All right, then, I don't.
- Where?
:21:12
- I'm not tellin'.
- I said, where?
:21:14
- You're hurtin' me arm!
- Where, then?
:21:17
Monastery Farm.
:21:21
Yer could have broke me arm then.
:21:23
I'll have to see about
goin' round there wi' me gun.
:21:26
- I'll tell t'farmer on yer.
- Why? What's he got to do with it?
:21:29
- He protects 'em.
- Protects 'em?
:21:32
Hawks are a menace to farmers.
They eat all the poultry an' that.
:21:35
Ar, I know. They dive down
onto t'cows and take 'em away.
:21:39
- Funny bugger.
- Well, yer talk daft. They're only small.
:21:43
They eat mice, insects,
and little birds sometimes.
:21:47
Hope I'll be watchin' a bird tonight. She'll
not have feathers. Not all over, anyway.
:21:59
- Have you had any tea yet, Billy?
- No.
:22:02
Well, get some, then.
You where t'pantry is.
:22:07
- How's yer horses gone on, Jud?
- Not bad. Two winners.
:22:10
You haven't.
Might be gettin' tret tonight, then.
:22:13
- Oh, somebody treats you every night.
- Shut it!
:22:16
And don't you be comin' home
blind drunk again, Jud.
:22:19
- Why? Are yer entertainin'?
- You're kiddin'.
:22:22
lf I entertained as much as you,
I shall do all right, shan't I?
:22:26
What tripe you've been
goin' out with lately. My God!
:22:31
- Better'n that cripple you bring home.
- What cripple? Reg? He's not a cripple.
:22:35
Will be if he comes in here tonight. At
least them I go out with are not tightfisted.
:22:40
Who is? You chuck your bloody money
around like a Scotchman with no arms!
:22:45
Have to use a spanner to get
a threepenny bit out of his hand.
:22:48
Aye, because he's comin' wise to you.
:22:50
Listen, what about him you're goin' wi'?
Tight as a camel's arse in a sandstorm.
:22:55
Keep yer hand over yer mouth talkin'
about him, cos yer'll get into trouble.
:22:59
- You're not too big for a hidin'.
- He can't do it.