2:48:02
Would you like some tea?
2:48:04
Oh, no! No, thank you, Mrs. Barry.
Not just now.
2:48:12
How's the world treating you, Graham?
2:48:15
Oh, not too bad.
2:48:19
Are you comfortable here?
2:48:21
Most comfortable.
2:48:23
Good, good!
2:48:38
Shall we get down to the matter at hand?
2:48:42
By all means.
2:48:49
Mr. Lyndon...
2:48:53
...Lord Bullingdon has instructed me...
2:48:57
...to offer you an annuity...
2:49:01
...of 500 guineas a year for life.
2:49:07
Specifically on the condition of your...
2:49:12
...leaving England...
2:49:14
...and to be stopped...
2:49:17
...the instant of your return.
2:49:22
Lord Bullingdon has also asked me
to point out to you...
2:49:28
...that should you decide to remain here...
2:49:31
...your stay would infallibly plunge you...
2:49:36
...into jail.
2:49:40
As in view of the present circumstances
there will soon be...
2:49:45
...innumerable writs taken out
against you for...
2:49:49
...debts long-outstanding...
2:49:52
...and your credit is so blown that...
2:49:56
...you could not hope...
2:49:58
...to raise a shilling.