:10:01
# Prepared to fight or fall is
:10:03
# The enemy of one the enemy of all is
:10:07
# The enemy of one the enemy of all is
:10:11
- Abrahams, HM.
- Can you manage a tenor?
:10:14
- We're desperately short of tenors.
- Only under torture.
:10:17
- Aubrey. Sing, do you?
- School choir, that's all.
:10:20
You, Stallard?
:10:21
They kicked me out of Ring-a-ring o'Roses.
:10:24
Sorry about that. We can't all be gifted.
:10:26
# If everybody's somebody
:10:28
# Then no one's anybody
:10:31
- Put my friend here down as well.
- Steady on.
:10:33
Splendid! Rehearsals start on Monday.
lolanthe.
:10:36
- I was a boy alto.
- Perfect! You can be Queen of the Fairies.
:10:40
Where were you
when your country needed you?
:10:42
We have a duty, a solemn duty to those
millions of lives needlessly slaughtered!
:10:47
# When the boys are far away
:10:50
# They dream of home
:10:55
Well, glad to have you, Stallard.
:10:57
Good middle-distance men
don't grow on trees.
:11:00
I can't vouch for those times.
:11:03
Taken with the school alarm clock,
most of them.
:11:06
Give or take a second,
they're good enough for me.
:11:10
Have you come across a fellow
called Abrahams? HM Abrahams?
:11:13
He's challenged for the college dash.
:11:15
What's so special about that?
:11:17
In all the 700 years, nobody's ever done it.
:11:20
Right, what do you do?
:11:38
Right, chaps, thank you! Thank you.
:11:42
Let it be known that HM Abrahams
of Gonville and Caius
:11:45
has formally made challenge
for the college dash.
:11:49
You show 'em, Harold!
:11:51
For those not familiar with the rules...
:11:53
The challenger will atempt
to run around the court perimeter,
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to and from a point beneath the clock,
:11:59
within the time taken
by the clock to strike midday.