:43:07
The giant hastened
across the grass
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and came near to the child.
:43:11
When he came quite close,
:43:13
his face grew red with anger.
:43:15
And he said, "Who hath dared
to wound thee?"
:43:18
For on the palms
of the child's hands
:43:20
were the prints of two nails.
:43:22
And the prints of two nails
:43:24
were on his little feet.
:43:40
"Who hath dared to wound thee?"
:43:42
cried the giant.
:43:43
"Tell me, that I may take
my big sword
:43:46
"and slay him. "
:43:48
"Nay," answered the child.
:43:49
"But these are
the wounds of love. "
:44:00
Bosie thinks I'm jealous.
:44:02
It will come as a shock to Bosie
:44:04
to realise that he is
relatively unimportant
:44:07
in the scheme of things.
:44:09
But no doubt,
:44:10
Bosie will be remembered
as long as Oscar.
:44:13
Unfortunately.
:44:19
I sometimes wonder...
:44:23
If I hadn't, um...
:44:28
pushed him into...
:44:30
Don't.
:44:33
Oscar was very lucky
to meet you, Robbie.
:44:36
Think who else
it might have been.
:44:40
I'll have that one, thank you.
:44:42
Must you go abroad
again at once?
:44:44
I shouldn't
be here now.
:44:48
But has he got anywhere
to go when he's released?
:44:51
It'll have to be in France.
:44:53
I'm going to see
what I can arrange.
:44:55
But here?
:44:57
When he leaves prison?