:31:17
You're getting on well enough
with that this morning.
:31:20
Tastes nice today.
:31:24
Listen.
:31:27
Hear that?
:31:28
It's the wind.
:31:31
Sometimes it sounds like
someone's lost out in the moor...
:31:34
...and crying.
:31:39
Poor little Betty Butterworth...
:31:42
...the scullery maid.
:31:43
She's had a toothache all morning.
:31:46
I need your help. Come on.
Get this child outside at once!
:31:49
Come on, Martha, please!
:32:02
Soot.
:32:06
He doesn't know thee. You frightened him.
:32:07
I frightened him?
:32:09
Come.
:32:10
He won't hurt you.
:32:13
-He'll bite me.
-He won't.
:32:15
But he's filthy and dirty.
:32:17
No, he's soft. You'll like it.
:32:23
There. I did it.
:32:41
Like that, Miss Mary.
:32:43
I know you, too.
You're Martha's brother, Dickon.
:32:59
The robin says he's been waiting for you.