:19:01
Your mother was never
firm in her faith, Richard.
:19:04
May 1916
:19:06
Mum says grace.
:19:07
lt's not enough.
A body must profess her faith.
:19:11
And she doesn't. She's too proud.
And your father could come to chapel.
:19:17
And your big brothers.
- l go to Sunday school.
:19:21
Do you say your prayers?
- Yes.
:19:24
Then pray that your mother may
find the way back to the fold.
:19:28
Richard, you are
the salt of the earth.
:19:32
Hope Laundry
:19:45
The pastor's laundry.
That'll be 1 .05.
:19:48
Use the back steps.
- The cellar door was locked.
:19:52
Just a moment.
:19:53
Oh, it's you, Richard?
You've brought my collars? Splendid.
:19:58
Pastor Bork?
- Yes?
:20:01
Why does my aunt say
l'm the salt of the earth?
:20:05
What is salt, Richard?
:20:09
What do we use it for?
:20:13
Putting on our eggs.
- Yes. lt enhances taste.
:20:16
But there is a greater purpose.
:20:21
lt keeps our food fresh.
- Yes.
:20:24
We use salt
to keep corruption at bay.
:20:28
Sin and corruption do not
exist where there is salt.
:20:33
So your aunt means that
you must be the preserving salt -
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- that keeps sin at bay.
:20:42
We'll have to move the bed.
:20:46
lt can go over in the corner.
:20:52
Put the mattresses onto the beds.
:20:55
And now the cupboard.