:20:00
- No, please!
- Take it.
:20:02
And thank me for it.
:20:04
She does things for them boys...
:20:05
that I don't believe half the mothers going
would do for their own sons.
:20:10
- I should think they would not, sir.
- No.
:20:13
"Mr. Squeers' return from London
is a great event...
:20:16
"as he brings the boys news from home. "
:20:18
Bolder, come here.
:20:25
No letters.
:20:27
But I saw your father in London.
:20:29
He was £2.10 short in his payments.
:20:32
One...
:20:33
two, three...
:20:35
- Four...
- Five, six.
:20:38
But the good news is, we'll keep you on.
Smike, take him out.
:20:43
Letter for Cobbey. Stand up.
:20:48
Your grandmother's dead.
:20:51
Your uncle's took to drink.
:20:53
That's all the news your sister sends,
except for eight pence...
:20:58
which will just cover the square of glass
you broke last week.
:21:01
"After this, classes began. "
:21:03
Where's Graymarsh?
:21:04
Please, sir, he's cleaning
the back parlor window.
:21:07
Perfect. C-L-E-A-N, "clean."
:21:10
Verb, active, "to make bright."
:21:12
"Winder," a casement.
:21:14
"Win": W-l-N, "der": D-E-R.
:21:17
When the boy knows this,
he goes and does it.
:21:20
Where's Dorn?
:21:21
- Please, sir, he's weeding the garden.
- To be sure.
:21:25
"Bot": B-O-T, "tin": T-l-N, "ney": N-E-Y.
:21:29
"Bottiney." Noun, substantive.
:21:32
Knowledge of plants,
which he's applying right now.
:21:35
That's our system, Nickleby.
What do you think of it?
:21:38
It's useful.
:21:40
"And so went the day.
:21:43
"I very much hope I can be of service here. "
:21:57
Are you cold?
:21:59
You're shivering, poor fellow.