:20:01
.. money merely to beget more money,...
:20:05
.. irrespective of the true cost
to the nation's soul.
:20:09
And it is this sickness,...
:20:11
.. a kind of moral blindness,
commerce without conscience,...
:20:15
.. which threatens to strike
at the very soul of this nation!
:20:19
The only remedy that I can see
is to strike back and to strike now!
:20:23
Hear, hear!
:20:25
Hear, hear!
:20:30
Order!
:20:32
- Bravo!
- As we stand...
:20:34
As we stand at the end of
this most eventful century,...
:20:40
.. it seems that we do, after all,
have a genuine opportunity.
:20:45
One honest chance...
:20:47
.. to shed our...
:20:50
.. sometimes imperfect past.
:20:52
To start again,...
:20:55
.. to step unshackled...
:20:57
.. into the next century...
:20:59
.. and to look our future...
:21:01
.. squarely and proudly...
:21:05
.. in the face.
:21:07
Hear, hear!
:21:30
You must agree,
it has been a romantic interlude.
:21:33
You might even confess to some faint
and secret regret at its outcome.
:21:38
For I do indeed feel some slight relief
that, in the end,...
:21:41
-.. Sir Robert has come to no harm.
- Really?
:21:44
Oh, yes, you see, I'm not really
quite as wicked as you suppose.
:21:48
Mrs Cheveley!
:21:51
And a lady must always honour her bets.
:21:54
Come back with me, Arthur.