:09:18
May I ask, would
that be another book?
:09:23
Yes.
I'm afraid it is.
:09:25
I don't know
how you do it.
:09:27
Takes me all
my time to read one.
:09:30
Well, as Gwen
always used to say,
:09:33
it's easier to write one
than it is to read one
properly, Mrs. Barker.
:09:37
[ Mutters ]
Yes,
I'm sure she did.
:09:40
I can almost
hear her saying it.
:09:44
I've never really approved
of the pre-Raphaelites.
:09:50
Hmm?
:09:53
Well, just look at him.
:09:57
He's one of your sister's
favorites.
:09:59
What's meant
to be going on?
:10:02
Love letters, suicide--
that sort of thing?
:10:06
More likely
to be rejections
from publishers.
:10:10
Chatterton was
a writer.
Oh.
:10:14
I must get around
to reading one
of your books, Giles.
:10:17
There never seem to be
enough hours in the day.
:10:25
Giles?
:10:28
[ Thinking ]
Winsome, young, neoclassical.
:10:33
Isolated...
:10:36
by beauty, death.
:10:45
No smoking, guv.
Thanks very much.
:10:47
- I beg your pardon?
- It says, "No smoking."
:10:51
No. It says,
"Thank you for not smoking."
:10:53
As I am smoking,
I don't expect to be thanked.