:42:01
- What?
- Does it work?
:42:03
It has been known, yeah.
:42:13
Just be very careful, all right?
:42:21
Typical aristocracy.
:42:23
She gives you the pox...
:42:26
...and then four days later
she's marrying someone else.
:42:29
- Poor bastard.
- Rich bastard.
:42:32
Marriage à la mode, my dear Plunkett.
:42:35
- Love you, darling.
- I love you, too.
:42:38
Love her fortune, that is.
:42:40
(Plunkett) There they are:
the Devonshire diamonds.
:42:43
- See your Rebecca's here.
- Is she?
:42:46
- Where? Where?
- End of the table, right-hand side.
:42:53
Bastard!
:42:56
What rhymes with Rebecca?
:42:59
Pecker. How is the old, er...
:43:02
- Ah, much better, thank you.
- Good.
:43:05
I think it's got bigger,
if you can imagine such a thing.
:43:08
I'd rather not.
:43:09
- Right, let's get going.
- Yes.
:43:19
My new mask.
:43:22
Shall we?
:43:28
Right. Three minutes.
:43:35
(Dixon) Oh, hello! Look at these.
:43:44
Ladies and gentlemen!
:43:47
I crave your attention, but not
half so much as I crave your valuables.
:43:53
- This is part of the entertainment.
- Bloody realistic.
:43:56
Not part of the entertainment.
I am the Gentleman Highwayman.