WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:03:24.705 --> 00:03:25.706 Good morning. 4 00:03:26.248 --> 00:03:27.499 - Morning. - Good morning. 5 00:03:27.625 --> 00:03:28.626 Good morning. 6 00:03:28.751 --> 00:03:31.587 So, here I am. All ready for battle. 7 00:03:33.213 --> 00:03:34.632 I'd better introduce you. 8 00:03:34.632 --> 00:03:37.051 This is Mr Peter Wakeling, our new colleague. 9 00:03:37.051 --> 00:03:39.345 Mr Wakeling, Mr Hart. 10 00:03:39.470 --> 00:03:41.013 - How do you do? - How do you do? 11 00:03:41.180 --> 00:03:43.015 - And Mr Rusbridger. - How do you do? 12 00:03:43.140 --> 00:03:44.683 You're eagerly awaited, Mr Wakeling. 13 00:03:44.683 --> 00:03:46.477 We've been short now, nearly two months. 14 00:03:46.477 --> 00:03:48.479 Well, I hope to make a difference. 15 00:03:48.479 --> 00:03:50.564 It may take a week or two though. 16 00:03:57.488 --> 00:03:58.614 Don't worry, old chap. 17 00:03:58.614 --> 00:04:01.408 This time of morning, it's a kind of rule. 18 00:04:01.408 --> 00:04:04.119 Not too much fun and laughter. Rather like church. 19 00:04:05.204 --> 00:04:06.246 Oh. 20 00:04:07.706 --> 00:04:09.541 Yes, I see what you mean. 21 00:04:54.712 --> 00:04:56.672 First day's always a bit nerve-racking. 22 00:04:58.716 --> 00:05:00.592 - Yes. - You'll get the hang of it. 23 00:05:01.260 --> 00:05:02.386 As for these chaps here, 24 00:05:02.511 --> 00:05:04.013 they'll improve somewhat once they wake up. 25 00:05:04.138 --> 00:05:08.058 It's not us you have to worry about, Mr Wakeling. We're your pals. 26 00:05:08.183 --> 00:05:10.978 But you'll need to get on the right side of the old man. 27 00:05:11.103 --> 00:05:12.980 You mean Mr Williams? 28 00:05:14.023 --> 00:05:16.191 He seemed a decent sort at the interview. 29 00:05:16.608 --> 00:05:18.986 A little on the frosty side, perhaps. 30 00:05:23.198 --> 00:05:25.701 The truth is, I didn't really get to see too much of him. 31 00:05:25.826 --> 00:05:28.579 Well, you're about to get another chance just now. 32 00:05:28.704 --> 00:05:29.955 His station's coming up. 33 00:05:57.024 --> 00:05:58.358 Mind the doors. 34 00:06:01.445 --> 00:06:02.488 Is he coming in here? 35 00:06:03.739 --> 00:06:05.449 Oh, no. He never travels with us. 36 00:06:24.218 --> 00:06:25.511 Good morning, gentlemen. 37 00:06:25.719 --> 00:06:27.346 Good morning, Mr Williams. 38 00:06:42.277 --> 00:06:44.279 Come along, Mr Wakeling. 39 00:07:22.025 --> 00:07:23.652 - Good morning, Sir James - Hmm. 40 00:08:02.733 --> 00:08:06.862 Mr Rusbridger, why has this D19 come back to us? 41 00:08:07.029 --> 00:08:08.697 Mr Wright at Planning was of the view 42 00:08:08.822 --> 00:08:10.699 that a remittance certificate should be attached to it. 43 00:08:10.824 --> 00:08:12.868 A remittance certificate can only be issued 44 00:08:12.993 --> 00:08:15.204 after the D19 is authorised. 45 00:08:15.913 --> 00:08:18.415 Yes, I tried to tell Mr Wright that, Mr Williams, 46 00:08:18.415 --> 00:08:19.917 but he simply won't have it. 47 00:08:20.042 --> 00:08:21.877 Then we can keep it here for now. 48 00:08:24.338 --> 00:08:26.048 It'll do no harm. 49 00:08:34.973 --> 00:08:37.309 Consider yourself very fortunate, Mr Wakeling. 50 00:08:37.434 --> 00:08:39.811 Bequeathed one of our tallest skyscrapers. 51 00:08:39.937 --> 00:08:41.855 Courtesy of Mr Woodward, your predecessor. 52 00:08:47.152 --> 00:08:48.987 If your skyscraper isn't very tall, 53 00:08:48.987 --> 00:08:52.407 or, God forbid, you work so fast you don't have one at all, 54 00:08:52.532 --> 00:08:55.994 people will suspect you of not having anything very important to do. 55 00:09:04.920 --> 00:09:05.921 I see. 56 00:09:08.966 --> 00:09:10.968 So here's your first rule, Mr Wakeling. 57 00:09:10.968 --> 00:09:12.302 Keep the skyscraper high. 58 00:09:13.470 --> 00:09:16.223 The ladies from Chester Street, sir. 59 00:09:16.223 --> 00:09:18.267 Please show the ladies in, Mr Singh. 60 00:09:20.519 --> 00:09:23.146 Mr Middleton, your turn, 61 00:09:23.272 --> 00:09:25.190 if you don't mind. 62 00:09:25.315 --> 00:09:26.942 Of course, Mr Williams. 63 00:09:32.572 --> 00:09:34.950 Mr Wakeling, perhaps you'd like to assist Mr Middleton 64 00:09:35.075 --> 00:09:36.952 - with the ladies. - Of course, sir. 65 00:09:41.498 --> 00:09:44.251 Ladies. How are we today? 66 00:09:45.419 --> 00:09:47.629 We were elsewhere in this building all yesterday. 67 00:09:48.171 --> 00:09:50.632 First at Parks, then at Planning... 68 00:09:50.632 --> 00:09:52.759 then at Cleansing and Sewage. 69 00:09:52.884 --> 00:09:54.553 Then just before closing yesterday, 70 00:09:54.678 --> 00:09:57.306 the gentleman said we were to bring this to you. 71 00:10:04.604 --> 00:10:06.481 Let me speak with Mr Williams. 72 00:10:07.607 --> 00:10:08.692 Just a moment. 73 00:10:12.946 --> 00:10:14.573 Public Works, how may I help? 74 00:10:15.657 --> 00:10:17.534 New here, ain't you? 75 00:10:17.534 --> 00:10:19.786 Yes. First day, actually. 76 00:10:20.412 --> 00:10:21.955 Well, you enjoy yourself, son. 77 00:10:22.914 --> 00:10:24.416 No end of entertainment you'll get here. 78 00:10:24.541 --> 00:10:25.542 Eliza. 79 00:10:25.667 --> 00:10:27.711 I'm just chatting with the young gentleman. 80 00:10:28.337 --> 00:10:32.174 Your letter and your petition are very well presented. 81 00:10:32.632 --> 00:10:34.926 We, of course, know this from before. 82 00:10:35.052 --> 00:10:38.221 However, you must first take it to Parks and Recreation 83 00:10:38.221 --> 00:10:39.639 on the third floor. 84 00:10:39.765 --> 00:10:41.683 We were there yesterday, sir. 85 00:10:41.683 --> 00:10:43.894 They even thought to offer us a bench to sit on. 86 00:10:43.894 --> 00:10:46.396 - That's how long we was there. - Eliza. 87 00:10:46.396 --> 00:10:47.647 I do apologise. 88 00:10:47.647 --> 00:10:50.442 And we don't wish you any further inconvenience. 89 00:10:50.442 --> 00:10:53.320 So, Mr Williams has suggested you be accompanied 90 00:10:53.445 --> 00:10:57.032 by a member of our staff to ensure there's no further confusion. 91 00:10:58.617 --> 00:10:59.993 This is Mr Wakeling. 92 00:11:02.662 --> 00:11:03.789 Oh! 93 00:11:04.289 --> 00:11:06.041 Splendid. Er ... 94 00:11:06.750 --> 00:11:09.336 Splendid. Yes, then I'll make sure, erm, 95 00:11:09.461 --> 00:11:11.421 all the confusion is... 96 00:11:12.881 --> 00:11:14.424 Well, that's lovely, son. 97 00:11:14.549 --> 00:11:16.718 Then you'd better hop over to our side of the fence. 98 00:11:16.718 --> 00:11:18.678 Yes, quite right. Thank you, Mr Singh. 99 00:11:18.678 --> 00:11:20.806 If you ladies would care to follow me. 100 00:11:22.891 --> 00:11:24.851 Allow me to lead the way, Mr Wakeling. 101 00:11:24.976 --> 00:11:27.938 We're perhaps more familiar with this building than you are. 102 00:11:43.328 --> 00:11:45.330 Forgive me, everyone. 103 00:11:46.498 --> 00:11:49.876 Unfortunately, I shall be obliged to leave early. 104 00:11:51.002 --> 00:11:54.172 At twenty past three. 105 00:11:54.631 --> 00:11:58.677 Er, Mr Middleton, perhaps you'd be so good as to deputise in my absence? 106 00:12:02.097 --> 00:12:03.932 Yes, of course, Mr Williams. 107 00:12:03.932 --> 00:12:06.268 I'll see everything stays shipshape. 108 00:12:06.393 --> 00:12:08.019 Thank you, Mr Middleton. 109 00:12:14.609 --> 00:12:16.736 Is it really true you may be leaving us, Miss Harris? 110 00:12:20.824 --> 00:12:22.492 It's not certain yet, Mr Williams. 111 00:12:26.288 --> 00:12:28.874 I did have my interview and it seemed to go well. 112 00:12:29.958 --> 00:12:31.668 It's Lyons Corner House. 113 00:12:35.380 --> 00:12:37.632 So, will you become one of those, erm... 114 00:12:37.799 --> 00:12:40.802 What do you call them? Skippies? Nippies? 115 00:12:40.802 --> 00:12:42.929 You'll look fetching in that apron, Miss Harris. 116 00:12:42.929 --> 00:12:45.307 It's an assistant manager's post, Mr Hart. 117 00:12:45.307 --> 00:12:46.808 At least, once I've settled in. 118 00:12:46.933 --> 00:12:49.352 I wasn't trying to be cheeky, Miss Harris. 119 00:12:49.352 --> 00:12:51.771 They do an excellent treacle sponge. 120 00:12:51.771 --> 00:12:54.232 At least the one on Coventry Street does. 121 00:12:57.569 --> 00:12:58.737 Good idea, sir. 122 00:12:58.904 --> 00:13:00.155 Hmm? 123 00:13:00.530 --> 00:13:02.032 Mr Wakeling, I mean. 124 00:13:03.533 --> 00:13:05.827 A playground is what's sorely needed, love. 125 00:13:06.328 --> 00:13:07.704 There's nowhere for them to play. 126 00:13:07.704 --> 00:13:10.081 A cesspool. No other word for it. 127 00:13:10.081 --> 00:13:13.293 Rats the size of that. And our houses backing right on to it. 128 00:13:15.712 --> 00:13:16.922 What on earth? 129 00:13:16.922 --> 00:13:18.924 You'll have to get used to that, love. 130 00:13:29.726 --> 00:13:32.354 So, you were saying it was 'K' staircase? 131 00:13:32.354 --> 00:13:34.397 - Yeah, the 'K' staircase. - Right. Righto. 132 00:13:34.397 --> 00:13:35.899 - It's the last one. - Yes. 133 00:13:36.024 --> 00:13:37.275 - Thank you so much. - You're welcome, sir. 134 00:13:37.275 --> 00:13:38.443 Good morning. 135 00:13:43.281 --> 00:13:45.033 Er, this way, ladies. If you will. 136 00:14:06.471 --> 00:14:07.556 Come on. 137 00:14:10.976 --> 00:14:13.228 - Parks have insisted, sir... - That's all very well, 138 00:14:13.353 --> 00:14:14.646 but we've been through this before, haven't we? 139 00:14:14.646 --> 00:14:16.648 - First we need all that water drained. 140 00:14:16.815 --> 00:14:20.235 I've explained this to you already. Cleansing needs to look at it first. 141 00:14:20.235 --> 00:14:21.695 Good day, ladies. 142 00:14:24.072 --> 00:14:26.283 A children's playground. 143 00:14:27.075 --> 00:14:28.493 So, this isn't for us. 144 00:14:28.618 --> 00:14:30.412 But I'm sure the Public Works Department 145 00:14:30.412 --> 00:14:32.080 will be pleased to assist you. 146 00:14:32.080 --> 00:14:33.582 Public Works? 147 00:14:34.457 --> 00:14:35.750 That's where he's from. 148 00:14:36.668 --> 00:14:37.794 You're from Public Works? 149 00:14:38.378 --> 00:14:40.672 Well, yes. First day, actually. 150 00:14:40.797 --> 00:14:43.133 Then why on earth have you brought these good ladies here? 151 00:14:43.133 --> 00:14:44.593 I do apologise. 152 00:14:44.718 --> 00:14:47.637 Yours is an excellent scheme and I wish you well with it. 153 00:14:47.762 --> 00:14:50.223 Look here, take this back to your office at once. 154 00:14:50.223 --> 00:14:52.642 These ladies deserve better. 155 00:14:52.767 --> 00:14:53.810 Good day to you. 156 00:15:28.386 --> 00:15:30.722 Mr Wakeling, what may I do for you? 157 00:15:30.847 --> 00:15:32.891 The ladies' petition, sir. 158 00:15:33.975 --> 00:15:38.188 Mr Harvey at Cleansing insists, er, that this is for us after all. 159 00:15:39.522 --> 00:15:41.149 Mr Harvey is quite wrong. 160 00:15:42.609 --> 00:15:45.278 But we can keep it here. There's no harm. 161 00:15:46.446 --> 00:15:47.947 Thank you, Mr Wakeling. 162 00:16:42.585 --> 00:16:44.546 So, where did you decide on in the end? 163 00:16:44.546 --> 00:16:47.590 Bournemouth. Ten days starting next Monday. 164 00:16:47.590 --> 00:16:50.885 Oh, lovely. You must be looking forward to it. 165 00:16:51.010 --> 00:16:53.722 Same guesthouse we stayed in year before last. 166 00:16:53.847 --> 00:16:56.474 The lady there provides a very nice supper. 167 00:16:57.726 --> 00:17:00.186 - Next patient, please. - Yes, Doctor. 168 00:17:01.104 --> 00:17:03.857 Mr Williams? Doctor will see you now. 169 00:17:05.150 --> 00:17:06.151 Thank you. 170 00:17:10.989 --> 00:17:13.366 I much prefer the beach in Bournemouth. 171 00:17:13.491 --> 00:17:15.535 A pebble beach is so uncomfortable. 172 00:17:15.702 --> 00:17:17.579 I couldn't agree more. 173 00:17:20.707 --> 00:17:22.041 Mr Williams. 174 00:17:23.042 --> 00:17:24.878 Please, sit down. 175 00:17:28.173 --> 00:17:29.382 Thank you. 176 00:17:40.769 --> 00:17:42.395 The results have come back. 177 00:17:45.190 --> 00:17:48.485 I'm afraid this time they're pretty conclusive. 178 00:17:57.076 --> 00:17:58.411 It's never easy, this. 179 00:18:02.332 --> 00:18:03.333 Quite. 180 00:18:08.546 --> 00:18:10.340 And I said, "Look, if that's what you want, 181 00:18:10.340 --> 00:18:11.841 then I know a place where you can get it". 182 00:18:11.841 --> 00:18:14.385 That's incredibly wicked of you. 183 00:18:19.140 --> 00:18:21.309 - Good evening, Miss Fry. - Good evening. 184 00:18:22.519 --> 00:18:24.145 - Stop it. 185 00:18:25.104 --> 00:18:27.357 - She's still watching us. - How can she be? 186 00:18:27.357 --> 00:18:29.067 She doesn't have eyes in the back of her head. 187 00:18:29.192 --> 00:18:31.653 I assure you she does. 188 00:18:32.487 --> 00:18:33.571 If your father's in, 189 00:18:33.696 --> 00:18:36.032 this is a good time to talk about you know what. 190 00:18:36.157 --> 00:18:37.534 Not a good time. 191 00:18:37.534 --> 00:18:40.078 You'll have to start the ball rolling at some stage. 192 00:18:40.203 --> 00:18:42.705 Yes, but not tonight, darling. I'm really not up for it. 193 00:18:43.248 --> 00:18:44.499 Besides, he's not in. 194 00:18:44.833 --> 00:18:46.459 But this isn't his cinema night. 195 00:18:47.794 --> 00:18:49.212 Hello? Dad? 196 00:18:53.758 --> 00:18:56.052 He missed his cinema on Tuesday, so he's gone tonight. 197 00:18:56.052 --> 00:18:58.763 As I was saying, you can't put it off forever, dear. 198 00:18:58.888 --> 00:19:02.141 I don't intend still to be in this stifling house come Christmas. 199 00:19:02.141 --> 00:19:03.226 Christmas? 200 00:19:03.351 --> 00:19:05.520 How can anyone purchase a house and move in that sort of time? 201 00:19:05.645 --> 00:19:07.564 And besides, darling, it is his money. 202 00:19:07.689 --> 00:19:09.858 Your mother intended that money for us all. 203 00:19:09.983 --> 00:19:12.610 What's he sitting on it for? We're the ones who need it. 204 00:19:12.610 --> 00:19:14.279 You have to speak to him, Michael, I mean it. 205 00:19:14.279 --> 00:19:15.613 Mike... 206 00:19:17.073 --> 00:19:19.450 - Father. What on earth? - Oh. 207 00:19:19.450 --> 00:19:21.828 Dad, you gave us a start. 208 00:19:21.828 --> 00:19:23.621 Thought you'd gone to the pictures. 209 00:19:26.833 --> 00:19:29.168 - Dad, are you alright? - Yes. 210 00:19:30.879 --> 00:19:32.171 I was just... 211 00:19:33.006 --> 00:19:36.551 sitting here, erm, thinking things over. 212 00:19:37.635 --> 00:19:39.345 And then you two walked in. 213 00:19:42.140 --> 00:19:44.100 Will you sit for a while? 214 00:19:48.104 --> 00:19:49.105 - Well... - No. 215 00:19:49.314 --> 00:19:51.774 We both have early starts. I have to get ready for bed. 216 00:19:51.941 --> 00:19:53.568 You should too, dear. 217 00:19:53.568 --> 00:19:54.736 Goodnight. 218 00:20:00.825 --> 00:20:03.286 Well, better get going. 219 00:20:03.453 --> 00:20:05.747 - Heard what the boss just said. - Yes. 220 00:20:56.339 --> 00:20:59.175 Come on. Mum's leaving us behind. 221 00:21:18.569 --> 00:21:20.446 Well done, your boy. 222 00:21:23.408 --> 00:21:24.450 Well done. 223 00:21:34.627 --> 00:21:36.254 I'm being serious. 224 00:21:39.632 --> 00:21:41.968 Chap like you needs a wife. 225 00:21:42.093 --> 00:21:46.431 As for your boy, well, he'll come round to it. 226 00:21:46.597 --> 00:21:48.474 Youngsters get used to anything. 227 00:22:03.990 --> 00:22:05.241 Dad! 228 00:22:10.705 --> 00:22:11.706 Dad. 229 00:22:13.082 --> 00:22:14.375 Dad! 230 00:22:15.877 --> 00:22:17.170 Michael. 231 00:22:18.046 --> 00:22:19.213 Would you lock up? 232 00:22:20.882 --> 00:22:22.884 We're not coming down again now. 233 00:22:24.844 --> 00:22:26.054 Dad? 234 00:22:28.347 --> 00:22:29.682 Dad, are you there? 235 00:22:30.433 --> 00:22:31.601 Yes. 236 00:22:34.228 --> 00:22:35.396 Night, then. 237 00:22:35.521 --> 00:22:36.773 Goodnight. 238 00:23:12.725 --> 00:23:14.477 He's never late. 239 00:23:14.477 --> 00:23:16.229 Something must have happened. 240 00:23:17.480 --> 00:23:20.566 Daughter-in-law said he'd left as usual this morning. 241 00:23:23.611 --> 00:23:26.864 Do you think we should, erm, you know, alert the police, perhaps? 242 00:23:26.989 --> 00:23:29.117 Mr Williams is hardly an infant. 243 00:23:29.242 --> 00:23:32.370 What will the police care that he's a couple of hours late for work? 244 00:23:32.954 --> 00:23:34.789 "Couple of hours late for work." 245 00:23:34.789 --> 00:23:35.957 Who would ever have thought. 246 00:23:36.082 --> 00:23:38.584 Leaving early yesterday. Late today. 247 00:23:38.584 --> 00:23:41.754 Maybe he's just, you know, decided he's had enough. 248 00:23:41.754 --> 00:23:44.340 Gonna give it all up. 249 00:23:44.340 --> 00:23:47.802 I don't appreciate that suggestion, Mr Hart. 250 00:23:47.802 --> 00:23:51.222 In fact, I find it in rather poor taste. 251 00:23:53.474 --> 00:23:55.893 Pity he should choose today of all days. 252 00:23:57.186 --> 00:23:59.147 Why is that, Miss Harris? 253 00:24:00.022 --> 00:24:03.234 Because the Lyons Corner House have requested my reference. 254 00:24:03.234 --> 00:24:04.861 So, I need Mr Williams to... 255 00:24:04.986 --> 00:24:07.155 If it's a reference you're after, Miss Harris, 256 00:24:07.155 --> 00:24:10.283 I'll be happy to step in as Mr Williams' deputy. 257 00:24:10.408 --> 00:24:12.827 Hang on. He's just a little late, that's all. 258 00:24:12.827 --> 00:24:14.370 - No need for you to... - Quite. 259 00:24:14.495 --> 00:24:15.913 Thank you, Mr Middleton, 260 00:24:15.913 --> 00:24:18.499 but I'd prefer to wait for Mr Williams to return. 261 00:24:22.044 --> 00:24:24.922 How can it be that in this resort town of ours, 262 00:24:25.047 --> 00:24:28.217 insomniacs converging from every corner of the land, 263 00:24:28.342 --> 00:24:29.677 a fellow's not able to buy such a thing 264 00:24:29.677 --> 00:24:31.304 - as a sleeping tablet? - Oh, 265 00:24:31.429 --> 00:24:35.057 you don't half go on, Mr Sutherland. 266 00:24:35.057 --> 00:24:37.643 If you was really sleeping as little as you say... 267 00:24:37.643 --> 00:24:39.312 I don't see how your brain 268 00:24:39.312 --> 00:24:42.690 could keep coming up with them ridiculous phrases. 269 00:24:43.482 --> 00:24:45.443 Never mind your... 270 00:24:45.443 --> 00:24:49.405 well, "entertainments" shall we call them. 271 00:24:49.530 --> 00:24:52.992 Consider, I beg you, my last great work. 272 00:24:53.910 --> 00:24:55.453 "Shocking Stockings." 273 00:24:55.578 --> 00:24:59.332 Now, I very much suspect you judged it to be smutty and trivial. 274 00:24:59.332 --> 00:25:02.752 You know very well, Mr Sutherland, I never saw it. 275 00:25:02.877 --> 00:25:07.131 My point exactly. The dramatic vision of your most loyal customer 276 00:25:07.131 --> 00:25:09.926 and you shun it. You turn away with a blush. 277 00:25:10.051 --> 00:25:11.844 Would it have been that way in Paris? 278 00:25:12.011 --> 00:25:15.014 Where, triumphantly disowned by my entire family 279 00:25:15.014 --> 00:25:18.100 I so deliciously misspent my youth. 280 00:25:18.100 --> 00:25:20.353 The night, the wine, the women, 281 00:25:20.353 --> 00:25:22.980 the cabaret, the Moulin Rouge. 282 00:25:22.980 --> 00:25:25.524 Who knows, Mrs Blake? Had you been born French, 283 00:25:25.524 --> 00:25:28.486 you might even now be kicking high those lovely legs of yours 284 00:25:28.486 --> 00:25:31.280 for the appreciation of a discerning audience. 285 00:25:31.405 --> 00:25:33.658 Mr Sutherland, really! 286 00:25:33.658 --> 00:25:37.078 This little town of ours, Mrs Blake, English it may be, 287 00:25:37.245 --> 00:25:39.789 but I still have high ambitions for it. 288 00:25:39.914 --> 00:25:42.917 Bournemouth, Bognor Regis, they're long beyond reach. 289 00:25:43.042 --> 00:25:45.711 But here, hope still lingers. 290 00:25:46.837 --> 00:25:49.757 I could achieve all this, 291 00:25:49.882 --> 00:25:53.803 all this and more for this town, if only... 292 00:25:55.304 --> 00:25:56.764 if only I could sleep. 293 00:25:58.057 --> 00:25:59.141 Excuse me. 294 00:26:01.894 --> 00:26:03.771 I don't mean to intrude. 295 00:26:03.896 --> 00:26:05.064 You do not intrude, sir. 296 00:26:05.064 --> 00:26:07.900 In fact, you are most welcome to join our conference here. 297 00:26:08.567 --> 00:26:09.860 That's most kind. 298 00:26:09.860 --> 00:26:14.073 But I wondered if I might have a private word with the gentleman. 299 00:26:15.199 --> 00:26:18.619 I see, yeah. Well, I'll leave you to it. 300 00:26:20.079 --> 00:26:22.081 The things that go on. 301 00:26:24.000 --> 00:26:27.628 Well, sir, may I take it you're inviting me aboard? 302 00:26:27.753 --> 00:26:29.422 If you'd care to. 303 00:26:34.677 --> 00:26:37.346 Excuse me. I just thought... 304 00:26:38.139 --> 00:26:40.391 overhearing what you were saying... 305 00:26:40.391 --> 00:26:41.475 Yes. 306 00:26:42.601 --> 00:26:43.602 If you like... 307 00:26:47.106 --> 00:26:48.482 you're welcome to these. 308 00:26:51.319 --> 00:26:54.864 Very kind of you, old man. It's just what I need. 309 00:26:56.699 --> 00:26:57.700 And... 310 00:27:05.291 --> 00:27:06.292 these. 311 00:27:11.672 --> 00:27:13.591 Rather a lot, old man. 312 00:27:18.137 --> 00:27:20.765 I'm grateful to you. I'll take them off your hands. 313 00:27:20.765 --> 00:27:22.224 I did think about it. 314 00:27:25.770 --> 00:27:27.521 But I don't have it in me, that kind of thing. 315 00:27:28.314 --> 00:27:30.858 Think of the inconvenience to your landlady. 316 00:27:33.194 --> 00:27:35.738 Odd. I thought about exactly that. 317 00:27:42.536 --> 00:27:43.788 It's not 318 00:27:44.246 --> 00:27:46.957 perhaps quite what you think. 319 00:27:49.585 --> 00:27:51.045 You see... 320 00:27:51.879 --> 00:27:55.341 this is rather a bore, but the doctors have given me six months. 321 00:27:56.384 --> 00:27:58.886 Eight or nine at a stretch. 322 00:28:00.971 --> 00:28:02.473 I'm so sorry. 323 00:28:06.227 --> 00:28:07.228 Funny. 324 00:28:10.856 --> 00:28:12.483 You're the first person I've told. 325 00:28:19.573 --> 00:28:21.659 The thing is, I just came down here. 326 00:28:26.705 --> 00:28:28.165 Look, you're... 327 00:28:29.041 --> 00:28:31.752 You're most welcome to those. I've no more need of them. 328 00:28:34.672 --> 00:28:35.881 Six months. 329 00:28:36.382 --> 00:28:37.425 Nine. 330 00:28:38.676 --> 00:28:41.345 It doesn't seem long, but it's something. 331 00:28:42.555 --> 00:28:46.851 Enough time to put things in order and to live a little, if you chose to. 332 00:28:46.851 --> 00:28:50.521 I withdrew some cash. It's almost half my life's savings. 333 00:28:50.521 --> 00:28:52.898 Look here, old chap. Enough of that. 334 00:28:53.023 --> 00:28:55.025 You need to be more careful. 335 00:28:59.947 --> 00:29:01.115 You see my problem. 336 00:29:02.408 --> 00:29:05.744 I withdrew this cash and came down here to... 337 00:29:10.374 --> 00:29:14.044 Enjoy myself, or live a little, as you put it. 338 00:29:15.379 --> 00:29:17.089 But I realise... 339 00:29:21.093 --> 00:29:22.511 I don't know how. 340 00:30:10.392 --> 00:30:11.519 Yes! 341 00:30:28.202 --> 00:30:29.662 Then he needed to be tough. 342 00:30:31.705 --> 00:30:33.207 No, no, no. No, no. 343 00:30:34.083 --> 00:30:37.795 When a girl like that steals your hat, always cheaper to buy a new one. 344 00:30:38.504 --> 00:30:42.007 Out with the old. New phase of life! 345 00:30:46.804 --> 00:30:49.557 You see, that hat. That's not bad. 346 00:30:49.807 --> 00:30:52.101 That could work. Do you know what I mean? 347 00:30:53.852 --> 00:30:55.896 Can you imagine something like that? 348 00:30:56.146 --> 00:30:58.732 I think that's good. I'm gonna talk to him. 349 00:30:58.857 --> 00:31:02.778 I'm gonna talk to him, because I think, for the right price 350 00:31:02.778 --> 00:31:05.406 - we can get that. - Well, I, there's no need. 351 00:31:05.573 --> 00:31:07.908 - I'm gonna talk to him. - Really? 352 00:31:12.246 --> 00:31:15.165 Show you something really special. Strictly VIPs only. 353 00:31:19.378 --> 00:31:22.047 ♪ Yes, we have no bananas 354 00:31:22.047 --> 00:31:24.675 ♪ We have no bananas today ♪ 355 00:31:24.925 --> 00:31:28.596 And so it falls to me to steer the family line as a playwright. 356 00:31:29.263 --> 00:31:33.392 Hattie, this here is my friend, Mr Rodney Williams of Esher, Surrey. 357 00:31:33.392 --> 00:31:35.978 And, do you know, that this man before you now is grievously ill. 358 00:31:35.978 --> 00:31:38.355 Then why is he drinking? 359 00:31:38.355 --> 00:31:40.649 Why indeed? 360 00:31:40.649 --> 00:31:45.988 He has decided to grasp life, what little of it remains to him. 361 00:31:46.113 --> 00:31:48.198 And we have to admire him for it. 362 00:31:49.658 --> 00:31:51.952 Don't you admire him, Hattie? 363 00:31:52.494 --> 00:31:55.831 If he's ill, then this ain't good for him. 364 00:31:55.956 --> 00:31:59.001 Hattie, you don't understand. This man, until yesterday 365 00:31:59.001 --> 00:32:03.172 was living a shell of an existence, has sprung to life. 366 00:32:03.172 --> 00:32:05.591 Look. He even has a new hat. 367 00:32:09.595 --> 00:32:11.930 Alright, alright. Come on, come on. 368 00:32:12.056 --> 00:32:14.433 What else do we know? Who wants to be next? 369 00:32:14.433 --> 00:32:16.560 Yeah, I, yes. 370 00:32:16.560 --> 00:32:18.979 Yes, I have a song. 371 00:32:18.979 --> 00:32:21.231 And what can you offer us, sir? 372 00:32:21.398 --> 00:32:23.067 Erm, I have a... 373 00:32:23.192 --> 00:32:26.779 I have a little Scotch on my, on my mother's side. 374 00:32:26.779 --> 00:32:28.906 Looks like you've got a little bit of Scotch in you right now, mate. 375 00:32:30.616 --> 00:32:32.951 You're right, I am somewhat, 376 00:32:32.951 --> 00:32:36.163 but I'd like to sing you a song, if I may. 377 00:32:36.163 --> 00:32:39.208 If you happen to know, erm, 378 00:32:39.541 --> 00:32:41.877 The Rowan Tree. Do you know the...? 379 00:32:41.877 --> 00:32:44.963 Rowan Tree. Old Scottish song, right? 380 00:32:44.963 --> 00:32:49.176 Yeah, I have a little Scotch in me. My late wife, too. 381 00:32:49.385 --> 00:32:51.428 Erm, she was, erm... 382 00:32:55.015 --> 00:33:00.145 ♪ Oh rowan tree, oh rowan tree 383 00:33:00.145 --> 00:33:04.483 ♪ Thou'lt aye be dear to me 384 00:33:05.442 --> 00:33:11.073 ♪ Entwined thou art wi' many ties 385 00:33:11.198 --> 00:33:15.703 ♪ O' hame and infancy 386 00:33:16.620 --> 00:33:22.334 ♪ Thy leaves were aye the first of spring 387 00:33:22.459 --> 00:33:26.797 ♪ Thy flowers the summer's pride 388 00:33:27.589 --> 00:33:32.970 ♪ There was nae such a bonny tree 389 00:33:33.178 --> 00:33:37.766 ♪ In a' the countryside 390 00:33:38.642 --> 00:33:43.564 ♪ On thy fair stem were mony names 391 00:33:43.689 --> 00:33:48.110 ♪ Which now nae mair I see 392 00:33:49.236 --> 00:33:54.783 ♪ But they're engraven on my heart 393 00:33:54.783 --> 00:33:58.454 ♪ Forgot they ne'er can be 394 00:34:02.624 --> 00:34:07.880 ♪ We sat aneath thy spreading shade 395 00:34:07.880 --> 00:34:12.551 ♪ The bairns around thee ran 396 00:34:12.968 --> 00:34:18.056 ♪ They pulled the bonny berries red 397 00:34:18.056 --> 00:34:22.436 ♪ And necklaces they strang 398 00:34:23.395 --> 00:34:28.734 ♪ My mother, though I see her still ♪ 399 00:34:40.370 --> 00:34:41.747 I'm so sorry. 400 00:34:42.247 --> 00:34:45.959 Come along, old man. I'll show you another place I know. 401 00:38:58.670 --> 00:39:00.130 Mr Williams? 402 00:39:02.174 --> 00:39:03.717 Mr Williams? 403 00:39:04.301 --> 00:39:06.470 Oh! Oh, it is you. 404 00:39:06.595 --> 00:39:10.348 I was quite thrown there for a minute. I mean, by your new hat. 405 00:39:10.348 --> 00:39:13.018 Ah, yes. I lost my old one. 406 00:39:13.018 --> 00:39:15.479 Well, it's jolly nice. 407 00:39:15.604 --> 00:39:17.397 I do wonder what they'll make of it at the office. 408 00:39:17.397 --> 00:39:20.067 Yes. I wonder 409 00:39:21.109 --> 00:39:23.236 What would be your guess, Miss Harris? 410 00:39:23.236 --> 00:39:26.490 Will my new hat go down a storm there? 411 00:39:28.116 --> 00:39:31.411 Noah himself couldn't get something to go down a storm with that lot. 412 00:39:31.411 --> 00:39:32.871 I don't need to worry about them any more, 413 00:39:33.080 --> 00:39:34.331 because I have a new job 414 00:39:34.456 --> 00:39:37.542 - Oh, yes? - That's why I'm so pleased to see you. 415 00:39:37.542 --> 00:39:40.087 Well, it's not the only reason, of course. 416 00:39:40.212 --> 00:39:43.173 I'm very glad to see that you're well and going about your business. 417 00:39:43.173 --> 00:39:46.301 When you didn't come in yesterday, and the day before... 418 00:39:46.426 --> 00:39:49.304 Yes, I have rather gone to ground. 419 00:39:49.429 --> 00:39:53.225 But you see, I've had other, erm... 420 00:39:53.892 --> 00:39:58.772 Never mind. Tell me more about your new job, Miss Harris. 421 00:39:58.772 --> 00:40:00.690 You know about it, Mr Williams. 422 00:40:00.690 --> 00:40:03.568 It's the position at the Lyons Corner House. 423 00:40:03.693 --> 00:40:05.904 A branch just around the corner from here. 424 00:40:05.904 --> 00:40:07.739 An assistant manager's role. 425 00:40:07.864 --> 00:40:09.991 At least once I get into the swing of things. 426 00:40:10.617 --> 00:40:12.410 I'm so excited. Sorry. 427 00:40:12.577 --> 00:40:13.578 No. 428 00:40:13.703 --> 00:40:15.539 - I didn't mean... - Don't worry. 429 00:40:15.664 --> 00:40:17.582 County Hall is not for everyone. 430 00:40:21.044 --> 00:40:24.089 I am pleased to see you, Mr Williams. I'm going to be honest. 431 00:40:24.214 --> 00:40:27.551 I do have the job, but it's subject to a reference. 432 00:40:27.676 --> 00:40:29.594 - Ah. - And because you were away... 433 00:40:29.594 --> 00:40:32.389 I see how I may have inconvenienced you. 434 00:40:33.849 --> 00:40:38.520 I was thinking of treating myself to a light lunch at Fortnum's. 435 00:40:40.438 --> 00:40:41.815 If you'd care to join me, 436 00:40:41.982 --> 00:40:43.775 I could write your reference over lunch. 437 00:40:44.734 --> 00:40:46.945 - Really? - Why not? 438 00:40:47.070 --> 00:40:49.865 It might make up for the inconvenience I've caused you. 439 00:40:51.241 --> 00:40:52.284 Fortnum's? 440 00:40:55.912 --> 00:40:58.039 You know, Mr Williams, when I see you bowed 441 00:40:58.165 --> 00:40:59.708 over your paperwork like that 442 00:40:59.708 --> 00:41:01.877 I suddenly remember you are the same person. 443 00:41:02.878 --> 00:41:05.088 The one at the head of our desk, every morning and afternoon 444 00:41:05.213 --> 00:41:08.175 for the last 16 months of my life. 445 00:41:12.053 --> 00:41:14.222 But now I realise, you're not really like that at all. 446 00:41:15.599 --> 00:41:16.975 There's so much more to you. 447 00:41:18.351 --> 00:41:20.103 I mean, Fortnum's! 448 00:41:20.228 --> 00:41:21.313 Your new hat. 449 00:41:21.479 --> 00:41:23.732 I won't give you a more favourable reference 450 00:41:23.732 --> 00:41:25.483 because you say things like that. 451 00:41:28.486 --> 00:41:30.405 I'm not trying to butter you up, Mr Williams. 452 00:41:31.573 --> 00:41:33.742 I'm saying I got you wrong, that's all. 453 00:41:43.043 --> 00:41:45.212 Mr Williams, if you promise, 454 00:41:45.212 --> 00:41:47.339 and I mean really promise to not get angry, 455 00:41:47.464 --> 00:41:50.133 I'll tell you my secret nickname for you. 456 00:41:56.473 --> 00:41:59.226 - I promise. - And you really mustn't get cross. 457 00:41:59.643 --> 00:42:01.770 It's not just you. I have them for everyone. 458 00:42:01.895 --> 00:42:05.148 Only I know about them and my cousin, Rosemary, who I share rooms with. 459 00:42:05.273 --> 00:42:06.274 I see. 460 00:42:06.399 --> 00:42:09.027 For instance, Mr Rusbridger. 461 00:42:09.027 --> 00:42:10.904 I call him The Hover Man. 462 00:42:11.029 --> 00:42:13.240 Because he just hovers his pen over the page 463 00:42:13.823 --> 00:42:18.078 with the intention of doing work but never actually doing work. 464 00:42:23.833 --> 00:42:25.543 And Mr Hart. 465 00:42:26.211 --> 00:42:27.587 Well... 466 00:42:27.796 --> 00:42:29.506 I call him The Confused Chimney. 467 00:42:30.257 --> 00:42:33.593 Because he's constantly smoking and constantly bewildered. 468 00:42:34.844 --> 00:42:36.596 Have you seen his eyebrows? 469 00:42:39.015 --> 00:42:40.934 Mr Rusbridger, on my desk. 470 00:42:40.934 --> 00:42:42.310 Doesn't have a clue. 471 00:42:42.852 --> 00:42:44.437 It's very good. 472 00:42:44.562 --> 00:42:47.983 Alright. This time, I'll say the name, you have to guess who it is. 473 00:42:47.983 --> 00:42:51.528 He's on the fourth floor. Julius Caesar. 474 00:42:52.445 --> 00:42:55.240 Julius Caesar. Well... 475 00:42:55.657 --> 00:42:58.159 I suppose that would be, 476 00:42:58.285 --> 00:43:01.204 er, Mr Brown, in accounts? 477 00:43:01.621 --> 00:43:02.622 Correct! 478 00:43:06.376 --> 00:43:08.545 Excuse me. May I get you something else? 479 00:43:08.670 --> 00:43:09.754 A dessert? 480 00:43:11.214 --> 00:43:15.719 Erm, not for me. But perhaps the young lady might. 481 00:43:15.844 --> 00:43:17.178 Yes. 482 00:43:17.178 --> 00:43:20.140 Oh, I've always wanted one of those ice-cream sundaes. 483 00:43:20.265 --> 00:43:21.683 A Knickerbocker Glory, miss? 484 00:43:21.850 --> 00:43:23.893 Yes, please. With the fruit and nuts on top. 485 00:43:24.019 --> 00:43:25.854 - Of course. - Thank you so much. 486 00:43:27.022 --> 00:43:28.940 Are you sure this is alright? 487 00:43:29.357 --> 00:43:30.650 Of course. 488 00:43:33.320 --> 00:43:37.240 But, Miss Harris, you haven't come around to your main point. 489 00:43:38.825 --> 00:43:40.785 You were going to tell me your name for me. 490 00:43:42.370 --> 00:43:45.165 Oh, no, it's a silly nickname. 491 00:43:45.290 --> 00:43:46.416 I don't think I'll tell you. 492 00:43:46.541 --> 00:43:49.294 No, no. You've come this far. You have to tell me. 493 00:43:52.714 --> 00:43:53.715 Alright. 494 00:43:53.840 --> 00:43:56.760 Remember your promise. To not get angry. 495 00:43:59.554 --> 00:44:00.555 Mr Zombie. 496 00:44:01.389 --> 00:44:02.432 Mr what? 497 00:44:03.308 --> 00:44:04.351 Thank you. 498 00:44:05.560 --> 00:44:06.853 Mr Zombie. 499 00:44:07.354 --> 00:44:11.316 I saw a film about it with what's her name. 500 00:44:11.775 --> 00:44:12.817 Erm... 501 00:44:12.817 --> 00:44:15.737 Zombies are sort of like Egyptian mummies, 502 00:44:16.446 --> 00:44:19.824 but they can walk and go about doing things. 503 00:44:20.450 --> 00:44:22.285 They're sort of dead but not dead. 504 00:44:24.746 --> 00:44:25.955 Mr Zombie. 505 00:44:26.581 --> 00:44:28.792 My, my. 506 00:44:33.046 --> 00:44:36.091 I'm so sorry, Mr Williams. That's really wicked of me. 507 00:44:37.592 --> 00:44:39.803 You mustn't be upset, Miss Harris. 508 00:44:41.137 --> 00:44:43.640 Mr Zombie. It's rather good. 509 00:44:44.516 --> 00:44:47.685 It's quite appropriate, in fact. I like it. Mr Zombie. 510 00:44:48.228 --> 00:44:50.063 An Egyptian mummy. 511 00:44:50.730 --> 00:44:53.942 - Except I can move about. 512 00:44:53.942 --> 00:44:56.653 - Your Knickerbocker Glory, miss. - Thank you so much. 513 00:44:58.405 --> 00:44:59.781 Mmm. 514 00:46:11.644 --> 00:46:14.981 I'd better be on the 4:56. 515 00:46:15.106 --> 00:46:18.234 Or else I might find myself sharing the same train as our colleagues. 516 00:46:18.401 --> 00:46:19.944 That would be awkward. 517 00:46:19.944 --> 00:46:22.655 I do wonder, we haven't been terribly wicked? 518 00:46:24.365 --> 00:46:27.744 You don't have to worry about that any more, Miss Harris. 519 00:46:27.744 --> 00:46:30.455 You just keep your mind on your Lyons Corner House. 520 00:46:30.622 --> 00:46:33.124 I will. I was thinking about you. 521 00:46:33.291 --> 00:46:34.292 Ah! 522 00:46:36.044 --> 00:46:37.378 Don't worry about me. 523 00:46:38.838 --> 00:46:40.381 I've had a wonderful afternoon. 524 00:46:40.381 --> 00:46:42.592 - So have I. - Well, Miss Harris... 525 00:46:44.344 --> 00:46:47.555 - Goodbye. - Goodbye, Mr Williams. 526 00:47:06.658 --> 00:47:08.743 No doubt she'll pop back Monday. 527 00:47:12.288 --> 00:47:14.916 It's rather bad form really, isn't it? 528 00:47:14.916 --> 00:47:16.209 Even if she is leaving. 529 00:47:16.376 --> 00:47:18.002 We know it's a Lyons Corner House. 530 00:47:19.504 --> 00:47:21.923 Er, Mr Middleton, as Acting Head 531 00:47:22.048 --> 00:47:24.217 wouldn't you be able simply to look it up? 532 00:47:27.262 --> 00:47:29.639 That would be highly irregular, Mr Rusbridger. 533 00:47:30.390 --> 00:47:33.851 What, even if there may be far more than curiosity at stake? 534 00:47:34.018 --> 00:47:37.355 Look, really! Really. I... 535 00:47:39.440 --> 00:47:43.403 I do wish Mr Williams would come back. Perhaps things would go back to 536 00:47:43.528 --> 00:47:45.655 being a bit more orderly. 537 00:47:59.544 --> 00:48:01.879 People in this neighbourhood go up to town 538 00:48:01.879 --> 00:48:03.798 and if they were to see your father-in-law, 539 00:48:03.923 --> 00:48:06.259 just as I did, with this young woman 540 00:48:06.259 --> 00:48:09.971 goodness knows what they would think and how would that reflect on you 541 00:48:09.971 --> 00:48:12.348 living in the same household? 542 00:48:13.391 --> 00:48:15.935 That's why I just wanted to tell you. Well, good evening. 543 00:48:16.060 --> 00:48:17.061 Come on. 544 00:48:17.228 --> 00:48:18.855 The woman is a public nuisance. 545 00:48:21.399 --> 00:48:23.443 A prize mischief maker. 546 00:48:24.652 --> 00:48:26.154 Nothing she likes better than to put... 547 00:48:26.279 --> 00:48:27.280 Shh! 548 00:48:30.033 --> 00:48:31.200 Look, are... 549 00:48:32.493 --> 00:48:34.287 Are we really supposed to believe that my... 550 00:48:34.287 --> 00:48:35.830 You have to speak to him. 551 00:48:35.830 --> 00:48:38.124 If people are talking about this here. 552 00:48:48.176 --> 00:48:49.886 Look here. There's something 553 00:48:50.053 --> 00:48:52.472 I want to share with you both. 554 00:48:53.806 --> 00:48:55.016 It's, erm... 555 00:48:56.184 --> 00:48:58.061 It's a bit of a bore, really. 556 00:48:58.394 --> 00:49:00.355 But, erm... 557 00:49:01.731 --> 00:49:04.525 I probably should, erm... 558 00:49:14.952 --> 00:49:16.079 It's outrageous. 559 00:49:16.954 --> 00:49:18.289 At his age. 560 00:49:22.835 --> 00:49:25.922 And as for this girl. Barely a woman. 561 00:49:26.631 --> 00:49:28.633 - Certainly not a lady. - It does all fit. 562 00:49:28.758 --> 00:49:30.843 The calls from his office. The savings. 563 00:49:31.010 --> 00:49:32.845 You simply must speak to him. 564 00:49:32.845 --> 00:49:34.931 You should have done so long ago. About everything. 565 00:49:35.056 --> 00:49:36.474 I'll speak to him, alright. 566 00:49:39.185 --> 00:49:42.105 With pleasure, I'll speak to him. 567 00:49:45.233 --> 00:49:46.567 Look here. 568 00:49:46.693 --> 00:49:51.656 There's something I should probably talk to you, erm, about. 569 00:49:55.868 --> 00:49:56.869 I... 570 00:50:10.466 --> 00:50:12.969 Oh, here you are, Father. 571 00:50:26.232 --> 00:50:27.400 Smells wonderful. 572 00:50:28.443 --> 00:50:30.528 Er, yes. I do hope you'll enjoy it. 573 00:50:39.412 --> 00:50:40.413 Mmm. 574 00:50:41.664 --> 00:50:44.876 Alf Jordan sprained his ankle while on holiday. 575 00:50:45.668 --> 00:50:47.587 Unlikely to be fit for the start of the season. 576 00:50:47.587 --> 00:50:49.297 Oh dear. How unfortunate. 577 00:50:51.924 --> 00:50:53.551 It's a bit of a... 578 00:50:54.594 --> 00:50:56.596 bit of a bore, really. 579 00:50:56.596 --> 00:50:59.182 Darling, this is hardly the time to be reading. 580 00:51:00.558 --> 00:51:02.143 Sorry. 581 00:51:02.310 --> 00:51:03.561 Are we ready? 582 00:51:03.686 --> 00:51:04.896 Of course, we're ready. 583 00:51:04.896 --> 00:51:06.606 Ready as we'll ever be. 584 00:51:12.445 --> 00:51:13.738 Shepherd's pie. 585 00:51:13.863 --> 00:51:16.365 Yes. And decent mince too. 586 00:51:34.133 --> 00:51:35.134 Shall I serve? 587 00:51:37.053 --> 00:51:38.054 No. 588 00:51:47.688 --> 00:51:48.731 Ah... 589 00:51:50.066 --> 00:51:51.150 how splendid. 590 00:52:02.411 --> 00:52:03.496 Thank you, darling. 591 00:52:29.981 --> 00:52:33.150 There was a time when what one did in London 592 00:52:33.150 --> 00:52:34.318 stayed in London. 593 00:52:34.318 --> 00:52:37.572 But these days, half of the street works in London. 594 00:52:41.701 --> 00:52:43.202 Well, that's right, my dear. 595 00:52:46.581 --> 00:52:48.416 Half the street. 596 00:55:16.814 --> 00:55:17.815 Miss? 597 00:55:18.357 --> 00:55:19.525 Miss! 598 00:55:20.401 --> 00:55:22.236 The sausage roll is cold. 599 00:55:22.403 --> 00:55:23.863 Oh, I'm so sorry. 600 00:55:24.113 --> 00:55:26.240 - Miss? - Yes. One minute, sir. 601 00:55:26.240 --> 00:55:27.491 You're new here, aren't you? 602 00:55:27.616 --> 00:55:29.702 Haven't quite found your feet yet. 603 00:55:31.537 --> 00:55:33.122 Shall I bring you something else, madam? 604 00:55:33.122 --> 00:55:34.498 Some, some more tea, perhaps? 605 00:55:35.374 --> 00:55:36.625 I shall think about it. 606 00:55:38.377 --> 00:55:39.420 Excuse me. 607 00:55:39.545 --> 00:55:40.713 Miss? Miss! 608 00:55:42.298 --> 00:55:44.175 Make it snappy, please. It's getting very busy. 609 00:55:44.175 --> 00:55:45.301 Of course, Mr Adams. 610 00:55:45.426 --> 00:55:46.719 Mr Williams. 611 00:55:46.886 --> 00:55:48.471 Skiving again. 612 00:55:48.471 --> 00:55:49.597 I'm disappointed. 613 00:55:49.597 --> 00:55:51.599 And, Miss Harris, I'm disappointed to find you, 614 00:55:51.766 --> 00:55:54.185 well into your third week here, still working as a waitress. 615 00:55:54.310 --> 00:55:56.979 It was an assistant manager's post you accepted? 616 00:55:56.979 --> 00:55:58.147 Yes. 617 00:55:58.606 --> 00:56:01.108 Well, I hope to be given greater responsibilities in good time. 618 00:56:01.108 --> 00:56:03.444 If you wish, I might speak with your supervisor. 619 00:56:03.569 --> 00:56:05.321 No, that won't be necessary, thank you. 620 00:56:05.863 --> 00:56:07.656 Mr Williams, why haven't you returned to the office? 621 00:56:07.656 --> 00:56:09.283 You did say, last time, that you would. 622 00:56:09.408 --> 00:56:10.409 Yes. 623 00:56:10.534 --> 00:56:13.537 As it happens, I was just now thinking about that. 624 00:56:14.288 --> 00:56:16.415 Erm, after all, it's not as if 625 00:56:16.582 --> 00:56:19.877 I've found a wealth of other ways to occupy my time. 626 00:56:20.002 --> 00:56:21.170 Mr Williams, it's very busy. 627 00:56:21.170 --> 00:56:23.506 - I'm sorry. - Yeah, of course, I'll let you go. 628 00:56:23.631 --> 00:56:25.424 But, I am... 629 00:56:27.301 --> 00:56:29.678 I did wonder when your present shift ended. 630 00:56:31.055 --> 00:56:32.515 Why would you mind about that? 631 00:56:33.516 --> 00:56:34.683 Why? 632 00:56:35.434 --> 00:56:37.520 Well, for one thing, because they're showing 633 00:56:37.520 --> 00:56:40.022 I Was A Male War Bride at the pictures. 634 00:56:40.147 --> 00:56:42.149 And I wondered if you'd care to come along. 635 00:56:42.274 --> 00:56:44.693 No, I shan't be encouraging this skiving any longer. 636 00:56:45.402 --> 00:56:47.196 You need to get back to the office, alright? 637 00:56:47.321 --> 00:56:48.405 What will they be thinking? 638 00:56:48.405 --> 00:56:51.075 - Er, yes. But, you see, today... 639 00:56:52.493 --> 00:56:55.454 ...is my pictures day. 640 00:56:57.248 --> 00:57:00.543 Er, and I was merely wishing for a companion. 641 00:57:01.585 --> 00:57:02.628 Oh, well. 642 00:57:06.757 --> 00:57:08.551 Cary Grant, Miss Harris. 643 00:57:09.718 --> 00:57:13.055 I understood you were... quite fond of him. 644 00:57:15.516 --> 00:57:17.309 Any female trouble? 645 00:57:17.601 --> 00:57:19.770 Nothing much, Sergeant. 646 00:57:23.941 --> 00:57:26.026 Have you ever had any children before? 647 00:57:26.193 --> 00:57:28.070 Oh, my aching back. 648 00:57:28.195 --> 00:57:30.156 You know that awful feeling before breakfast? 649 00:57:30.322 --> 00:57:31.323 No, Captain, I don't. 650 00:57:31.323 --> 00:57:32.491 Oh, Sergeant, you're lucky. 651 00:57:42.459 --> 00:57:43.460 Yes! 652 00:57:43.711 --> 00:57:44.753 - Ha! 653 00:57:52.595 --> 00:57:53.804 Mr Williams. 654 00:57:53.804 --> 00:57:56.348 It's time I was going home. My cousin will be getting concerned. 655 00:57:56.515 --> 00:57:57.641 Oh, of course. 656 00:57:57.641 --> 00:57:59.393 But, erm, look at this. 657 00:57:59.518 --> 00:58:02.188 It may seem easy, but I assure you it isn't. 658 00:58:04.857 --> 00:58:06.066 Look. 659 00:58:10.571 --> 00:58:11.614 Ohh. 660 00:58:11.822 --> 00:58:13.324 It's so difficult. 661 00:58:13.449 --> 00:58:15.075 Mr Williams, I really must be going. 662 00:58:15.284 --> 00:58:17.036 Oh. Oh, of course. 663 00:58:17.161 --> 00:58:18.162 But before you go, Miss Harris, 664 00:58:18.162 --> 00:58:20.289 wouldn't you like to have a try yourself? 665 00:58:20.414 --> 00:58:22.917 I have a feeling, you see, that you'd be rather good at this. 666 00:58:23.083 --> 00:58:24.293 It's the rabbit. 667 00:58:24.585 --> 00:58:26.170 It's the rabbit we're after. 668 00:58:26.170 --> 00:58:28.005 Very well. Just once. Then I'll go. 669 00:58:42.853 --> 00:58:44.813 It's not nearly as easy as it, erm... 670 00:58:47.524 --> 00:58:50.736 Oh, I say! 671 00:58:51.028 --> 00:58:53.447 Well done, Miss Harris, well done. 672 00:58:53.447 --> 00:58:55.199 I might have known you could do it. 673 00:58:57.159 --> 00:58:58.661 Right. Now I'm going. 674 00:58:58.869 --> 00:59:00.162 Yes, of course. 675 00:59:00.913 --> 00:59:02.706 I'll walk you to your bus. 676 00:59:03.207 --> 00:59:04.375 Bravo, Miss Harris. 677 00:59:14.009 --> 00:59:15.261 Miss Harris? 678 00:59:21.475 --> 00:59:22.810 What is it, Mr Williams? 679 00:59:22.977 --> 00:59:23.978 I wondered... 680 00:59:24.603 --> 00:59:27.856 if you'd... join me for a drink. 681 00:59:28.691 --> 00:59:31.360 A few mins, that's all. 682 00:59:33.404 --> 00:59:34.863 Because you see, I... 683 00:59:36.573 --> 00:59:41.620 ...I don't... I don't feel quite able to go home just yet. 684 01:00:00.597 --> 01:00:03.517 Oh, this isn't very nice, really, is it, Mr Williams? 685 01:00:04.643 --> 01:00:07.896 I know it's quite innocent, and I'm not implying anything, but... 686 01:00:11.191 --> 01:00:12.943 Well, you're much older than me. 687 01:00:14.403 --> 01:00:17.906 And someone, someone might suppose that... 688 01:00:20.159 --> 01:00:21.827 you're becoming infatuated. 689 01:00:28.792 --> 01:00:30.711 Infatuated? 690 01:00:37.885 --> 01:00:41.638 I suppose, in a way, I am. 691 01:00:42.431 --> 01:00:47.019 But not quite as some might suppose. 692 01:00:48.395 --> 01:00:53.692 I realised, since you arrived, how very different it had been. 693 01:00:54.109 --> 01:00:58.655 I confess I did at times worry if your attitude was, well... 694 01:01:00.783 --> 01:01:01.784 appropriate. 695 01:01:01.784 --> 01:01:04.703 But I came to appreciate you. 696 01:01:04.703 --> 01:01:08.791 And, and not, not simply for your youth. 697 01:01:08.916 --> 01:01:11.418 There was some other quality. 698 01:01:11.543 --> 01:01:12.795 Your... 699 01:01:12.961 --> 01:01:14.338 appetite for life. 700 01:01:14.463 --> 01:01:17.132 Your... the way you always make everything jolly and gay. 701 01:01:17.132 --> 01:01:19.760 Even while working there with us. 702 01:01:19.927 --> 01:01:21.261 Mr Williams... 703 01:01:21.261 --> 01:01:24.390 I'm-- I'm just an ordinary person like everybody else. 704 01:01:25.140 --> 01:01:27.726 I-- I have no such special quality. 705 01:01:28.227 --> 01:01:29.770 I try to stay cheerful. 706 01:01:29.895 --> 01:01:30.938 That's true, but-- 707 01:01:30.938 --> 01:01:33.857 Miss Harris, I wonder if I may confide in you. 708 01:01:36.527 --> 01:01:39.863 There's something I haven't really told anyone else. 709 01:01:40.197 --> 01:01:41.490 Not even my son. 710 01:01:44.326 --> 01:01:46.370 It's quite... 711 01:01:48.831 --> 01:01:51.291 a bore, really, but the fact is... 712 01:01:56.880 --> 01:01:59.341 The fact is I'm not expected to live much longer. 713 01:02:00.801 --> 01:02:02.469 I have a cancer. Here. 714 01:02:08.225 --> 01:02:11.562 After receiving my news, I... 715 01:02:13.313 --> 01:02:16.108 I took to looking around myself a little. 716 01:02:16.275 --> 01:02:18.735 And that day I saw you in Piccadilly... 717 01:02:20.612 --> 01:02:22.239 I thought, "Look at her. 718 01:02:24.658 --> 01:02:26.285 "Look at Miss Harris. 719 01:02:29.329 --> 01:02:32.332 "If I'm only to be alive like her for one day." 720 01:02:36.545 --> 01:02:38.005 I suppose I... 721 01:02:38.714 --> 01:02:41.049 I hoped you'd show me, or... 722 01:02:41.675 --> 01:02:43.552 teach me to be like you. 723 01:02:44.553 --> 01:02:47.764 Mr Williams... your son. 724 01:02:47.764 --> 01:02:49.433 Why haven't you told your son? 725 01:02:49.641 --> 01:02:50.767 Well... 726 01:02:53.896 --> 01:02:55.647 I think the world of Michael. 727 01:02:58.108 --> 01:02:59.610 However, he's now... 728 01:03:02.738 --> 01:03:04.406 He has his own life to live, 729 01:03:04.406 --> 01:03:06.992 his own concerns, and that's as it should be. 730 01:03:09.411 --> 01:03:12.080 But you're correct. I'm behaving like an old fool. 731 01:03:14.458 --> 01:03:16.418 What was it, your name for me? 732 01:03:18.128 --> 01:03:19.129 Mr Zombie. 733 01:03:19.254 --> 01:03:22.674 Yes. Mr Zombie. 734 01:03:23.133 --> 01:03:24.843 I wasn't always. 735 01:03:26.678 --> 01:03:28.055 When I was your age, 736 01:03:28.388 --> 01:03:30.516 from when I was this high, 737 01:03:31.475 --> 01:03:32.976 what I wanted... 738 01:03:36.688 --> 01:03:38.023 was to be a gentleman. 739 01:03:39.650 --> 01:03:42.486 Nothing grand. Just a rank and file sort of gentleman. 740 01:03:45.614 --> 01:03:48.700 I used to see them in the mornings, all lined up at the railway station, 741 01:03:48.700 --> 01:03:52.621 whenever I went there with my mother in their suits and hats, 742 01:03:52.621 --> 01:03:54.873 waiting on the platform to go into London. 743 01:03:54.998 --> 01:03:57.167 A gentleman like that. 744 01:03:57.918 --> 01:03:59.211 That's what... 745 01:03:59.419 --> 01:04:01.630 That's what I longed to be one day. 746 01:04:13.517 --> 01:04:14.851 How did it happen? 747 01:04:18.564 --> 01:04:20.774 I fancy it just crept up on me. 748 01:04:20.899 --> 01:04:23.610 Just one day proceeding the next. 749 01:04:24.528 --> 01:04:26.989 A small wonder I didn't notice... 750 01:04:27.906 --> 01:04:29.449 what I was becoming. 751 01:04:33.245 --> 01:04:35.163 And then I looked at you. 752 01:04:38.959 --> 01:04:40.210 And I remembered... 753 01:04:42.796 --> 01:04:45.465 what it was like to be alive like that. 754 01:04:54.683 --> 01:04:57.060 I wonder if you ever stop on the way home 755 01:04:57.227 --> 01:04:58.812 and watch the children playing. 756 01:05:00.397 --> 01:05:02.691 In the street, or in the yard. 757 01:05:03.692 --> 01:05:06.612 And when the time comes and their mothers call them in, 758 01:05:07.154 --> 01:05:12.409 they're often reluctant. They, they get a little contrary. 759 01:05:12.409 --> 01:05:14.494 But that's as it should be. 760 01:05:15.996 --> 01:05:19.082 Far better that than to be the child you occasionally see, 761 01:05:19.082 --> 01:05:23.462 he's sitting by himself in the corner not taking part 762 01:05:24.630 --> 01:05:26.340 not happy, not unhappy. 763 01:05:26.340 --> 01:05:28.425 Merely waiting for his mother to call him in. 764 01:05:32.512 --> 01:05:35.474 I've become afraid that I might end up like that child. 765 01:05:37.601 --> 01:05:41.396 And I so very much do not wish to do so. 766 01:05:45.317 --> 01:05:49.780 When the time comes, when my Maker calls me... 767 01:06:08.131 --> 01:06:09.216 Miss Harris... 768 01:06:10.550 --> 01:06:13.428 I hope you'll able to forgive me. Please forgive me for everything. 769 01:06:13.428 --> 01:06:15.681 I've kept you far too long. 770 01:06:15.681 --> 01:06:17.432 We must get you to your bus stop. 771 01:06:18.392 --> 01:06:20.811 Mr Williams, are you all right? 772 01:06:21.645 --> 01:06:24.898 Never better. But we must hurry. Your cousin will be anxious. 773 01:06:38.036 --> 01:06:40.205 Good morning, Mr Singh. Would you come with me. 774 01:06:42.791 --> 01:06:45.293 - Good morning, everyone. - Oh, Mr Williams, sir. 775 01:06:45.919 --> 01:06:47.921 - Welcome back, sir. - Mr Hart. 776 01:06:48.213 --> 01:06:50.632 Our file on the bomb site at Chester Street. 777 01:06:50.632 --> 01:06:51.717 Erm... 778 01:06:51.717 --> 01:06:53.593 The one that the local ladies have been petitioning 779 01:06:53.593 --> 01:06:54.928 to turn into a children's playground. 780 01:06:55.137 --> 01:06:56.179 Ah! Now, I believe... 781 01:06:56.930 --> 01:06:58.932 Erm, I believe it's, uh... 782 01:06:59.057 --> 01:07:01.268 Yes, sir. I believe Mr Rusbridger has it. 783 01:07:01.810 --> 01:07:05.439 Yes. Mr Rusbridger, you took it off of Mr Williams' desk last Friday, 784 01:07:05.439 --> 01:07:07.107 the last time the ladies were here. 785 01:07:07.274 --> 01:07:08.900 - Well, Mr Rusbridger. - Yes, sir. I suppose I did. 786 01:07:08.900 --> 01:07:10.485 So, it must be here somewhere. 787 01:07:10.485 --> 01:07:12.487 Mr Wakeling, you say the ladies have been here again? 788 01:07:12.487 --> 01:07:13.822 - As recently as Friday? - Last Friday, sir. 789 01:07:13.989 --> 01:07:15.532 Yes, here it is. 790 01:07:15.699 --> 01:07:17.325 We have just enough time before lunch. 791 01:07:17.325 --> 01:07:18.785 I propose we go straight away. 792 01:07:18.785 --> 01:07:19.911 Go, sir? 793 01:07:20.036 --> 01:07:21.788 Mr Rusbridger, we'll will take the file with us, 794 01:07:21.788 --> 01:07:23.707 but please wrap it up well. It's pouring outside. 795 01:07:23.707 --> 01:07:26.001 Well, that's just it, if I may say so, sir, 796 01:07:26.126 --> 01:07:27.836 it is very wet just now. 797 01:07:27.836 --> 01:07:29.546 I'm sure we'll manage, Mr Hart. 798 01:07:29.880 --> 01:07:31.047 Mrs Johnstone. 799 01:07:32.132 --> 01:07:33.800 We haven't been formally introduced. 800 01:07:34.217 --> 01:07:36.261 How do you do, Mr Williams? 801 01:07:36.595 --> 01:07:37.721 It's a pleasure to meet you. 802 01:07:37.888 --> 01:07:39.181 The pleasure is all mine. 803 01:07:39.181 --> 01:07:42.684 Mrs Johnstone, would you mind terribly remaining here and holding the fort? 804 01:07:42.684 --> 01:07:45.187 - Certainly, sir. - Thank you. 805 01:07:45.479 --> 01:07:48.648 Messrs Middleton, Hart, Rusbridger, and Wakeling, if you'd follow me. 806 01:07:48.774 --> 01:07:49.941 Thank you, Mr Singh. 807 01:08:25.227 --> 01:08:26.311 Chester Street. 808 01:08:26.311 --> 01:08:29.272 District Line to Stepney Green and then a brisk walk. 809 01:09:51.187 --> 01:09:53.899 It was a lovely service. I think everyone enjoyed it. 810 01:09:55.108 --> 01:09:56.109 Pardon? 811 01:09:56.276 --> 01:09:58.278 It was a lovely service. I think everyone enjoyed it. 812 01:09:58.403 --> 01:10:00.488 Yes, yes. I think so. I think so. Yes. 813 01:10:16.838 --> 01:10:17.964 Good afternoon, Sir James. 814 01:10:18.298 --> 01:10:20.050 Jolly decent of you to show up. 815 01:10:20.216 --> 01:10:22.010 Good afternoon, Mr Ryman. 816 01:10:22.594 --> 01:10:24.262 Middleton, sir. 817 01:10:24.721 --> 01:10:26.598 You worked alongside him. 818 01:10:27.557 --> 01:10:28.892 Must be like losing family. 819 01:10:30.393 --> 01:10:33.939 Yes, sir. It feels almost like that. 820 01:10:34.356 --> 01:10:37.067 I want you to know how very sorry we all are. 821 01:10:37.233 --> 01:10:39.110 - Very good of you, sir. - Thank you, Sir James. 822 01:10:41.988 --> 01:10:43.239 Look here, Mr... 823 01:10:43.365 --> 01:10:44.866 - Middleton, sir. - Middleton, quite. 824 01:10:45.367 --> 01:10:48.703 Erm, perhaps, you'd be good enough to come to my office Monday morning. 825 01:10:49.287 --> 01:10:50.789 We might talk this over. 826 01:10:52.165 --> 01:10:54.084 How best to handle it from here. 827 01:10:55.877 --> 01:10:57.170 Of course, sir. 828 01:10:57.671 --> 01:11:01.716 Naturally, one wants to give credit where it's due. 829 01:11:03.218 --> 01:11:06.972 But the way those ladies have been kicking up. 830 01:11:08.014 --> 01:11:09.849 In the end, it does a disservice 831 01:11:09.849 --> 01:11:12.811 to the memory of our dear departed friend. 832 01:11:13.728 --> 01:11:15.271 Such a self-effacing fellow. 833 01:11:15.814 --> 01:11:19.067 If he were here, he'd be the first to protest. 834 01:11:19.234 --> 01:11:20.276 Excuse me. 835 01:11:20.860 --> 01:11:21.903 Miss Harris. 836 01:11:23.780 --> 01:11:25.490 - Hello, Mr Wakeling. - Hello. 837 01:11:26.533 --> 01:11:29.119 Erm, I saw you talking with the ladies. 838 01:11:30.286 --> 01:11:33.289 Yes, they're very distraught. They were so fond of him. 839 01:11:34.749 --> 01:11:35.792 Yes. 840 01:11:36.001 --> 01:11:37.711 Look, Miss Harris, erm... 841 01:11:39.504 --> 01:11:43.466 Well, I was, I suppose I was just wondering if, erm... 842 01:11:45.927 --> 01:11:48.221 What were you wondering, Mr Wakeling? 843 01:11:49.347 --> 01:11:50.432 Mr Wakeling. 844 01:11:50.557 --> 01:11:51.599 Mr Williams. 845 01:11:53.643 --> 01:11:55.145 I'm sorry to raise this here. 846 01:11:57.313 --> 01:11:59.858 But I thought it best to give this to you right away. 847 01:11:59.983 --> 01:12:00.984 Oh. 848 01:12:03.319 --> 01:12:04.946 It was among my father's things. 849 01:12:07.365 --> 01:12:08.700 Quite prominent. 850 01:12:08.908 --> 01:12:10.827 He's marked it "private and confidential'. 851 01:12:12.954 --> 01:12:14.247 So he has. 852 01:12:19.377 --> 01:12:20.462 Miss Harris. 853 01:12:21.671 --> 01:12:23.381 We haven't been introduced, I know, 854 01:12:23.381 --> 01:12:25.675 but I wonder if we might have a word in private. 855 01:12:26.676 --> 01:12:27.969 - In private? - Yes. 856 01:12:28.386 --> 01:12:30.930 - If, if you wouldn't mind. - Of course. 857 01:12:35.602 --> 01:12:38.438 - Excuse me. - Not at all. 858 01:12:38.688 --> 01:12:39.731 This way. 859 01:12:55.955 --> 01:12:57.332 Excuse me for bringing you away. 860 01:12:57.499 --> 01:12:59.542 Oh, no. No, not at all. 861 01:13:01.669 --> 01:13:03.171 I appreciate you coming today. 862 01:13:03.546 --> 01:13:04.756 Thank you. 863 01:13:06.966 --> 01:13:08.384 I'm awfully sorry. 864 01:13:09.719 --> 01:13:11.262 Must be such a huge loss. 865 01:13:13.181 --> 01:13:14.182 It is rather. 866 01:13:18.269 --> 01:13:19.729 We haven't really been introduced. 867 01:13:19.938 --> 01:13:20.939 No. 868 01:13:22.440 --> 01:13:24.317 I know that you worked with him. 869 01:13:24.859 --> 01:13:27.487 Yes, well, only briefly. 870 01:13:28.363 --> 01:13:29.447 Margaret Harris. 871 01:13:32.784 --> 01:13:33.952 Miss Harris... 872 01:13:34.786 --> 01:13:36.037 How do you do? 873 01:13:36.162 --> 01:13:37.163 How do you do? 874 01:13:38.456 --> 01:13:41.376 I'm sorry, I should have come and introduced myself earlier, 875 01:13:41.376 --> 01:13:44.796 - but you seemed so busy and... - Oh, that's, that's quite alright. 876 01:13:50.426 --> 01:13:52.303 I really am dreadfully sorry. 877 01:13:54.597 --> 01:13:56.266 This must be so hard for you. 878 01:13:56.474 --> 01:13:57.600 One bears up. 879 01:14:00.103 --> 01:14:02.272 And I've been through this sort of thing once before. 880 01:14:02.564 --> 01:14:03.773 Oh, yes. 881 01:14:05.233 --> 01:14:06.234 Miss Harris... 882 01:14:07.318 --> 01:14:10.321 there was something I wished to ask you. 883 01:14:10.446 --> 01:14:11.447 Of course. 884 01:14:12.949 --> 01:14:16.286 There's something I, I can't quite, erm... 885 01:14:21.875 --> 01:14:24.085 Did my father know he was ill? 886 01:14:28.715 --> 01:14:29.924 That he was dying? 887 01:14:39.392 --> 01:14:41.728 I don't know what... I don't know what to say. 888 01:14:52.280 --> 01:14:53.740 Because if he knew... 889 01:14:56.576 --> 01:14:58.119 and he told you... 890 01:15:01.164 --> 01:15:02.540 You see what I mean? 891 01:15:06.127 --> 01:15:07.670 Why wouldn't he tell me? 892 01:15:08.254 --> 01:15:09.339 Well... 893 01:15:12.008 --> 01:15:13.551 Perhaps he... 894 01:15:15.970 --> 01:15:17.889 If he'd just told me... 895 01:15:19.349 --> 01:15:21.392 I'd never have let him leave us like that. 896 01:15:23.269 --> 01:15:24.771 In all that cold. 897 01:15:41.871 --> 01:15:43.248 I'm sorry. 898 01:15:47.877 --> 01:15:49.087 Er... 899 01:15:52.715 --> 01:15:54.092 Thank you, Miss Harris. 900 01:16:12.026 --> 01:16:13.278 What's that you've got there? 901 01:16:18.116 --> 01:16:19.200 Nothing. 902 01:16:20.660 --> 01:16:22.245 I'll read it some other time. 903 01:16:22.870 --> 01:16:25.832 Any of you chaps get a chance to talk to Mrs Smith? 904 01:16:26.541 --> 01:16:27.875 Or any of the other ladies? 905 01:16:29.919 --> 01:16:33.214 You know, one appreciates them sticking up for the old man's memory. 906 01:16:33.381 --> 01:16:35.341 But they've quite convinced themselves 907 01:16:35.341 --> 01:16:38.511 that Mr Williams built that playground entirely by himself. 908 01:16:44.726 --> 01:16:46.811 Parks did get more credit than they deserved. 909 01:16:46.811 --> 01:16:48.771 That's because they're called Parks. 910 01:16:51.691 --> 01:16:53.943 Sir James certainly got his share of the credit. 911 01:16:55.153 --> 01:16:56.738 Made certain of that. 912 01:16:57.113 --> 01:17:00.158 Sir James was quite crucial as far as that playground's concerned. 913 01:17:04.704 --> 01:17:06.122 Suppose he was. 914 01:17:08.666 --> 01:17:10.710 You know, I, I can't help thinking. 915 01:17:11.085 --> 01:17:12.879 And I, I didn't know Mr Williams 916 01:17:12.879 --> 01:17:14.964 the way you all did, of course, but... 917 01:17:16.632 --> 01:17:19.344 - ...but it does seem to me that he... - That he changed. 918 01:17:21.512 --> 01:17:22.513 Yes. 919 01:17:23.973 --> 01:17:25.767 It was this playground business. 920 01:17:27.268 --> 01:17:28.561 Chester Street. 921 01:17:28.561 --> 01:17:30.855 District Line to Stepney Green and then a brisk walk. 922 01:17:54.754 --> 01:17:56.005 No, you must... 923 01:17:56.005 --> 01:17:57.465 No, I insist, sir. 924 01:17:57.882 --> 01:17:59.050 Honestly. 925 01:18:10.853 --> 01:18:13.940 He was willing to traipse through all that sewage water 926 01:18:13.940 --> 01:18:15.650 - just to get to the site. - He did become... 927 01:18:16.359 --> 01:18:17.527 obsessed. 928 01:18:18.361 --> 01:18:20.530 He was prepared to make himself a right bugger about it. 929 01:18:21.030 --> 01:18:22.532 I accompanied him once to Planning. 930 01:18:22.532 --> 01:18:23.616 This is it here. 931 01:18:23.616 --> 01:18:25.410 Leave it with us and we'll send it down to you once it's ready. 932 01:18:25.410 --> 01:18:28.162 That ogre Talbot was presiding that day. 933 01:18:28.162 --> 01:18:30.415 Actually, I was hoping you might see to it now, 934 01:18:30.540 --> 01:18:32.667 and then I could take it off your hands straight away. 935 01:18:33.334 --> 01:18:36.671 Well, I'm unable to authorise it just like that. 936 01:18:36.879 --> 01:18:38.506 Look, look, don't worry. 937 01:18:38.506 --> 01:18:40.258 I'll see it gets done. We'll send it down to you. 938 01:18:41.008 --> 01:18:45.513 Why don't I wait here while you check those entries? 939 01:18:48.891 --> 01:18:51.185 Well, it's up to you, but you might find yourself waiting for some time. 940 01:18:51.185 --> 01:18:52.562 We've got a lot on up here. 941 01:18:52.562 --> 01:18:55.606 Take all the time you need, Mr Talbot. I'm quite happy here. 942 01:18:55.898 --> 01:18:58.526 Mr Hart, you'd better get back. 943 01:18:59.402 --> 01:19:01.612 Tell the others I've been held up. 944 01:19:02.280 --> 01:19:03.906 Indefinitely. 945 01:19:04.907 --> 01:19:06.576 Of course, Mr Williams. 946 01:19:13.291 --> 01:19:15.668 He said he'd sit and wait all day if he had to. 947 01:19:16.252 --> 01:19:17.670 And he did. 948 01:19:23.718 --> 01:19:25.887 This is very good of you, Mr Jones. 949 01:19:26.179 --> 01:19:30.475 I know we're placing an extra burden on all of you here. 950 01:19:30.475 --> 01:19:32.852 So, this is what? A kiddies' playground? 951 01:19:32.852 --> 01:19:33.936 Yes. 952 01:19:34.103 --> 01:19:35.146 Urgent? 953 01:19:35.521 --> 01:19:37.732 We'd appreciate your giving it priority. 954 01:19:39.233 --> 01:19:41.360 Well, if you request it, Mr Williams. 955 01:19:41.819 --> 01:19:43.488 Thank you, Mr Jones. 956 01:19:48.075 --> 01:19:50.328 - Thank you. - You're very welcome. 957 01:19:56.250 --> 01:19:58.002 Instead of just leaving... 958 01:19:59.462 --> 01:20:01.797 he went over to each of them in turn... 959 01:20:02.340 --> 01:20:03.674 Thank you. 960 01:20:04.300 --> 01:20:05.843 ...looked them in the face... 961 01:20:07.512 --> 01:20:08.763 Thank you. 962 01:20:08.888 --> 01:20:10.473 ...and thanked them all. 963 01:20:11.265 --> 01:20:12.350 Thank you. 964 01:20:12.517 --> 01:20:13.851 Yes, of course. Anything. 965 01:20:13.976 --> 01:20:15.144 I appreciate it. 966 01:20:16.145 --> 01:20:17.188 Thank you. 967 01:20:17.355 --> 01:20:18.564 That's quite alright, sir. 968 01:20:21.734 --> 01:20:23.027 Everyone. 969 01:20:25.238 --> 01:20:28.032 Parks did then rather pull out the stops, didn't they? 970 01:20:28.032 --> 01:20:29.116 Quite. 971 01:20:30.743 --> 01:20:31.911 The Mr Williams of a year ago 972 01:20:31.911 --> 01:20:33.746 would never thought of doing something like that. 973 01:20:42.463 --> 01:20:45.883 Actually, I witnessed something even more remarkable. 974 01:20:46.217 --> 01:20:49.428 I never told you chaps at the time because... 975 01:20:51.138 --> 01:20:52.848 Well, it rather annoyed me. 976 01:20:53.015 --> 01:20:55.101 So, you see, for all these reasons, 977 01:20:55.226 --> 01:20:57.061 this isn't something we can contemplate 978 01:20:57.061 --> 01:20:58.813 for the foreseeable future. 979 01:20:59.146 --> 01:21:02.108 I'm sorry. I genuinely regret it. 980 01:21:02.108 --> 01:21:04.151 We'd gone up to Sir James' office 981 01:21:04.151 --> 01:21:06.320 to plead a case for the playground, 982 01:21:06.571 --> 01:21:09.448 and Sir James rejected it. 983 01:21:09.574 --> 01:21:11.909 And the site is a disgrace. 984 01:21:13.327 --> 01:21:16.872 Unfortunately, just now, we have even more urgent priorities. 985 01:21:18.583 --> 01:21:21.502 Well, thank you for coming to see me. 986 01:21:23.671 --> 01:21:27.133 They're considering Anderson, for the new editor's post at Punch. 987 01:21:28.175 --> 01:21:30.177 I don't fancy that, do you? 988 01:21:30.303 --> 01:21:31.762 Wouldn't be quite right. 989 01:21:31.929 --> 01:21:33.514 Man's obsessed with the ballet. 990 01:21:33.848 --> 01:21:36.267 Well, that's not entirely fair. 991 01:21:36.392 --> 01:21:38.853 Anderson also cares passionately 992 01:21:39.020 --> 01:21:42.356 about detective fiction and horses. 993 01:21:43.774 --> 01:21:46.068 Sir James... 994 01:21:46.819 --> 01:21:48.487 ...please excuse me, 995 01:21:48.487 --> 01:21:52.325 but I beg you to reconsider. 996 01:21:53.242 --> 01:21:54.452 I beg you. 997 01:21:55.995 --> 01:22:00.583 Or, at least... keep the application open for one more week. 998 01:22:01.584 --> 01:22:03.502 What harm can that do? 999 01:22:04.295 --> 01:22:05.504 He begged him. 1000 01:22:06.339 --> 01:22:09.467 He begged him to reconsider. 1001 01:22:09.717 --> 01:22:11.552 And he wouldn't take no for an answer. 1002 01:22:11.844 --> 01:22:13.220 But it came off. 1003 01:22:13.387 --> 01:22:14.805 What, what's that? 1004 01:22:14.972 --> 01:22:16.140 It came off. 1005 01:22:17.183 --> 01:22:19.977 It must have done. The Chairman did reconsider. 1006 01:22:21.228 --> 01:22:22.438 Well, yes. 1007 01:22:23.564 --> 01:22:25.691 Yes, I suppose he did. 1008 01:22:26.025 --> 01:22:28.110 Those ladies may have a point. 1009 01:22:28.110 --> 01:22:30.780 Well, yes, but we all put our shoulders to it. 1010 01:22:30.946 --> 01:22:32.490 Yes, but... 1011 01:22:33.240 --> 01:22:35.284 there's no denying the old man did push it. 1012 01:22:39.497 --> 01:22:40.998 Could it be he knew? 1013 01:22:41.749 --> 01:22:43.084 That he didn't have long? 1014 01:22:43.459 --> 01:22:44.919 Knowing something like that, 1015 01:22:44.919 --> 01:22:48.547 I suppose that might... galvanise a person. 1016 01:22:48.673 --> 01:22:51.592 Yeah, but he didn't know. His, his son was very clear on that. 1017 01:22:51.967 --> 01:22:53.803 I'm pretty sure that's right. 1018 01:23:15.658 --> 01:23:16.826 I think he did know. 1019 01:23:27.670 --> 01:23:28.963 Ladies. 1020 01:23:30.423 --> 01:23:32.466 We mustn't be discouraged. 1021 01:23:33.759 --> 01:23:35.678 There will be a way around this. 1022 01:23:36.846 --> 01:23:38.139 I assure you. 1023 01:23:39.223 --> 01:23:41.434 I don't know how you kept your temper just now, sir. 1024 01:23:45.187 --> 01:23:47.648 I don't have time to get angry, Mrs Smith. 1025 01:23:48.190 --> 01:23:50.109 Something in the way he said it. 1026 01:23:50.109 --> 01:23:51.360 Ladies. 1027 01:24:01.704 --> 01:24:05.541 Well, perhaps we'd all do the same. All of us here. 1028 01:24:05.666 --> 01:24:09.378 We'd work with extra urgency in a situation like that. 1029 01:24:09.503 --> 01:24:10.588 Would we? 1030 01:24:10.713 --> 01:24:12.298 It's a natural reaction. 1031 01:24:12.923 --> 01:24:14.759 Well, I don't know. 1032 01:24:15.217 --> 01:24:16.927 I don't think everyone, 1033 01:24:17.928 --> 01:24:19.597 we here, even, 1034 01:24:20.598 --> 01:24:24.560 would necessarily have responded in quite the way Mr Williams did. 1035 01:24:26.145 --> 01:24:27.438 I agree. 1036 01:24:30.649 --> 01:24:31.734 Hm. 1037 01:24:33.819 --> 01:24:35.154 If he knew... 1038 01:24:36.030 --> 01:24:39.658 he did an awfully good job keeping it to himself. 1039 01:25:27.122 --> 01:25:28.833 It was almost like he... 1040 01:25:39.009 --> 01:25:40.052 Yeah. 1041 01:25:41.554 --> 01:25:42.555 You're right. 1042 01:25:44.431 --> 01:25:46.600 He certainly set an example for us. 1043 01:25:53.691 --> 01:25:54.817 Look here, everyone. 1044 01:25:58.571 --> 01:26:03.868 Let me propose that we all make a pledge, here, today. 1045 01:26:05.494 --> 01:26:09.498 Let's pledge to learn from his example. 1046 01:26:09.915 --> 01:26:13.085 This lesson he set before us. 1047 01:26:13.586 --> 01:26:18.883 Let's vow never again to shy away from our responsibilities. 1048 01:26:20.426 --> 01:26:24.430 Never again to push things under the carpet. Or upstairs. 1049 01:26:24.430 --> 01:26:26.599 Mr Williams has shown us... 1050 01:26:27.182 --> 01:26:29.059 Well, that if... 1051 01:26:30.728 --> 01:26:32.229 If we put our minds to it... 1052 01:26:32.396 --> 01:26:35.399 our backs into it, we can do even better. 1053 01:26:35.399 --> 01:26:36.483 That's right. 1054 01:26:36.650 --> 01:26:38.736 And let me say this here today, 1055 01:26:38.861 --> 01:26:41.614 while I remain in charge of Public Works, 1056 01:26:41.614 --> 01:26:44.199 we're going to be true to Mr Williams' memory. 1057 01:26:45.326 --> 01:26:47.286 We're going to get things done. 1058 01:26:47.286 --> 01:26:48.454 - That's right. - Hear. Hear. 1059 01:27:08.599 --> 01:27:10.559 Reasonably brief, if you don't mind. 1060 01:27:10.559 --> 01:27:13.228 - I'm expecting my nephew to call. - Of course! 1061 01:27:14.104 --> 01:27:15.314 Hello, Peter. 1062 01:27:15.481 --> 01:27:19.068 ♪ Sweet music, soft and mellow 1063 01:27:19.234 --> 01:27:21.946 ♪ Soothing and slow 1064 01:27:22.071 --> 01:27:25.699 ♪ Strains of a mellow cello 1065 01:27:25.699 --> 01:27:28.827 ♪ When lights are low 1066 01:27:29.119 --> 01:27:32.247 ♪ Dear, we're so close together 1067 01:27:32.581 --> 01:27:35.167 ♪ I love you so 1068 01:27:36.168 --> 01:27:39.046 ♪ Why think about the weather 1069 01:27:39.463 --> 01:27:41.757 ♪ When lights are low 1070 01:27:43.008 --> 01:27:45.928 ♪ Two hearts revealing 1071 01:27:46.345 --> 01:27:49.473 ♪ Music hath charms 1072 01:27:49.848 --> 01:27:52.184 ♪ Life's so appealing 1073 01:27:52.393 --> 01:27:53.435 ♪ With inspiration... 1074 01:27:55.771 --> 01:27:59.608 ♪ Our lips Meeting soft and tender 1075 01:27:59.608 --> 01:28:00.734 Be quiet, you. 1076 01:28:00.859 --> 01:28:03.195 ♪ Love's all aglow 1077 01:28:03.362 --> 01:28:06.865 ♪ Why shouldn't we surrender 1078 01:28:06.991 --> 01:28:09.660 ♪ When lights are low 1079 01:28:10.369 --> 01:28:12.204 ♪ When lights are low 1080 01:28:13.872 --> 01:28:16.166 ♪ When lights are low ♪ 1081 01:28:28.178 --> 01:28:29.513 Yes, Mr Singh. 1082 01:28:30.681 --> 01:28:33.434 Education insist this is for us, sir. 1083 01:28:33.434 --> 01:28:34.768 And which one is this? 1084 01:28:34.977 --> 01:28:38.105 The disagreement concerning the proposed prefabs 1085 01:28:38.522 --> 01:28:40.774 at Saint Mary's School in Shoreditch, sir. 1086 01:28:40.899 --> 01:28:41.942 Ah, that. 1087 01:28:42.693 --> 01:28:43.777 Mr Hart. 1088 01:28:44.028 --> 01:28:46.572 Can you look into Saint Mary's School? 1089 01:28:46.572 --> 01:28:48.407 That's for Education, Mr Middleton. 1090 01:28:48.407 --> 01:28:49.533 It's a Schools matter. 1091 01:28:49.658 --> 01:28:52.995 Even so, sir, Education insist... 1092 01:28:54.621 --> 01:28:55.664 Well... 1093 01:28:57.624 --> 01:28:59.877 we can keep it here for now. 1094 01:29:03.213 --> 01:29:04.298 No harm. 1095 01:29:08.302 --> 01:29:09.845 The postal run, please. 1096 01:29:13.474 --> 01:29:15.100 Mr Middleton. 1097 01:29:17.436 --> 01:29:18.812 Yes, Mr Wakeling. 1098 01:29:35.913 --> 01:29:38.373 I'd like this in triplicate, please, Mrs Johnstone. 1099 01:29:40.501 --> 01:29:42.544 That'll be all, thank you, Mr Singh. 1100 01:30:04.566 --> 01:30:06.568 I wonder, Mr Wakeling, 1101 01:30:06.860 --> 01:30:12.366 if I may now turn to matters you may consider more personal. 1102 01:30:13.951 --> 01:30:17.162 I have no wish to belittle our playground... 1103 01:30:17.788 --> 01:30:21.166 but I put it to you that it was, all the same... 1104 01:30:21.333 --> 01:30:22.793 a small thing. 1105 01:30:23.293 --> 01:30:26.213 And that it will, before long... 1106 01:30:26.380 --> 01:30:28.882 go the way of most small things. 1107 01:30:31.260 --> 01:30:33.846 It may fall into disrepair, 1108 01:30:34.012 --> 01:30:37.975 or be superseded by some grander scheme. 1109 01:30:39.601 --> 01:30:41.270 To speak plainly, 1110 01:30:41.436 --> 01:30:45.899 we cannot assume to have erected a lasting monument. 1111 01:30:47.985 --> 01:30:51.155 Should there come days when it's no longer clear to you 1112 01:30:51.280 --> 01:30:54.658 to what end you are directing your daily efforts, 1113 01:30:55.576 --> 01:30:59.037 when the sheer grind of it all threatens to reduce you 1114 01:30:59.204 --> 01:31:03.292 to the kind of state in which I so long existed... 1115 01:31:11.341 --> 01:31:15.721 I urge you then to recall our little playground, 1116 01:31:16.263 --> 01:31:18.348 and the modest satisfaction 1117 01:31:18.348 --> 01:31:21.560 that became our due upon its completion. 1118 01:31:41.622 --> 01:31:42.789 Evening, sir. 1119 01:31:44.708 --> 01:31:45.709 Good evening, Officer. 1120 01:31:47.669 --> 01:31:48.921 Everything alright? 1121 01:31:50.005 --> 01:31:51.131 Yes. 1122 01:31:51.340 --> 01:31:53.342 I just wanted to see this playground again. 1123 01:31:56.220 --> 01:31:59.598 I, I played a, a small part, 1124 01:31:59.848 --> 01:32:03.060 just a small part, mind you, in bringing it into being. 1125 01:32:03.352 --> 01:32:04.937 I work at the LCC. 1126 01:32:05.896 --> 01:32:07.231 Is that so, sir? 1127 01:32:08.273 --> 01:32:10.567 Well, then the people here have a lot to thank you for. 1128 01:32:10.567 --> 01:32:11.860 Oh, I didn't do much. 1129 01:32:11.985 --> 01:32:13.153 The man who did... 1130 01:32:15.405 --> 01:32:17.866 the man, the man who did passed away this winter. 1131 01:32:18.575 --> 01:32:19.952 Mr Williams. 1132 01:32:22.162 --> 01:32:23.205 Mr Williams. 1133 01:32:24.122 --> 01:32:25.207 Yes. 1134 01:32:27.167 --> 01:32:29.795 He'll be remembered round here with... 1135 01:32:31.797 --> 01:32:33.173 respect and affection. 1136 01:32:34.675 --> 01:32:37.886 I never actually had the honour of meeting Mr Williams personally. 1137 01:32:37.886 --> 01:32:40.013 He was always that busy. 1138 01:32:43.016 --> 01:32:44.059 If you was his... 1139 01:32:45.018 --> 01:32:47.771 friend, sir, then perhaps you wouldn't mind my telling you this. 1140 01:32:48.272 --> 01:32:50.357 You know, Station Sergeant says I'm being foolish. 1141 01:32:50.482 --> 01:32:51.608 But, er... 1142 01:32:52.359 --> 01:32:53.652 it stays on me mind. 1143 01:32:54.027 --> 01:32:55.112 Please. 1144 01:33:05.664 --> 01:33:10.168 ♪ Entwined thou art wi' many ties 1145 01:33:10.335 --> 01:33:14.339 ♪ O' hame and infancy 1146 01:33:15.007 --> 01:33:20.095 ♪ Thy leaves were aye The first of spring 1147 01:33:20.220 --> 01:33:24.308 ♪ Thy flowers the summer's pride 1148 01:33:24.808 --> 01:33:29.896 ♪ There was nae such a bonny tree 1149 01:33:30.022 --> 01:33:33.608 ♪ In a' the countryside 1150 01:33:35.027 --> 01:33:39.823 ♪ We sat aneath thy spreading shade 1151 01:33:39.948 --> 01:33:44.202 ♪ The bairns around thee ran 1152 01:33:44.536 --> 01:33:49.416 ♪ They pulled the bonny berries red 1153 01:33:49.583 --> 01:33:53.628 ♪ And necklaces they strang 1154 01:33:53.920 --> 01:33:58.550 ♪ My mother, oh I see her now 1155 01:33:58.842 --> 01:34:03.263 ♪ She smiled our sports to see 1156 01:34:03.430 --> 01:34:08.310 ♪ With little Jeannie on her lap 1157 01:34:08.477 --> 01:34:12.647 ♪ And Jamie on her knee ♪ 1158 01:34:18.153 --> 01:34:20.906 For his own good, sir, I should have persuaded him. 1159 01:34:22.866 --> 01:34:24.618 Told him to get out of the cold. 1160 01:34:27.162 --> 01:34:28.955 But, you see, sir, he looked so... 1161 01:34:31.708 --> 01:34:32.834 So happy. 1162 01:34:33.794 --> 01:34:35.629 And it, it felt a shame to... 1163 01:34:37.297 --> 01:34:38.715 disturb him. 1164 01:34:39.883 --> 01:34:42.928 I imagined, in time, he'd just come off that swing and go home. 1165 01:34:50.519 --> 01:34:52.437 Mr Williams had, erm... 1166 01:34:53.480 --> 01:34:55.440 had a terminal illness, you see. 1167 01:34:56.983 --> 01:34:59.403 And I think it was right... 1168 01:35:00.529 --> 01:35:02.489 that you allowed him that moment. 1169 01:35:06.535 --> 01:35:08.286 And I think you're quite right. 1170 01:35:09.246 --> 01:35:12.374 He was happy when you saw him. 1171 01:35:14.501 --> 01:35:17.671 Perhaps as happy as he'd ever been in his entire life. 1172 01:35:20.340 --> 01:35:23.468 So, I wouldn't worry yourself any more, Officer. 1173 01:35:31.351 --> 01:35:32.727 Goodnight, Officer. 1174 01:35:32.727 --> 01:35:33.812 Night, sir. 1175 01:37:38.186 --> 01:37:42.274 ♪ Oh rowan tree 1176 01:37:42.399 --> 01:37:46.069 ♪ Oh rowan tree 1177 01:37:46.236 --> 01:37:52.367 ♪ Thou'lt aye be dear to me 1178 01:37:52.367 --> 01:37:59.291 ♪ Entwined thou art with many ties 1179 01:37:59.457 --> 01:38:04.921 ♪ Of hame and infancy 1180 01:38:05.463 --> 01:38:11.720 ♪ Thy leaves were aye The first of spring 1181 01:38:12.012 --> 01:38:17.976 ♪ Thy flowers the summer's pride 1182 01:38:18.101 --> 01:38:21.938 ♪ There was nae sic 1183 01:38:21.938 --> 01:38:25.525 ♪ A bonnie tree 1184 01:38:25.734 --> 01:38:32.073 ♪ In a' the country side 1185 01:38:38.288 --> 01:38:44.502 ♪ How fair was thou in summer time 1186 01:38:44.669 --> 01:38:49.758 ♪ Wi' a'thy clusters white 1187 01:38:50.133 --> 01:38:56.514 ♪ How rich and gay thy autumn dress 1188 01:38:56.514 --> 01:39:01.853 ♪ Wi' berries red and bright 1189 01:39:02.437 --> 01:39:08.193 ♪ On thy fair stem were mony names 1190 01:39:08.360 --> 01:39:13.907 ♪ Which now nae mair I see 1191 01:39:14.032 --> 01:39:20.288 ♪ But they're engraven on my heart 1192 01:39:20.497 --> 01:39:25.377 ♪ Forget they ne'er can be 1193 01:39:28.588 --> 01:39:35.095 ♪ We sat aneath thy spreadin' shade 1194 01:39:35.220 --> 01:39:40.475 ♪ The bairnies round thee ran 1195 01:39:40.600 --> 01:39:46.815 ♪ They pu'd they bonnie berries red 1196 01:39:46.981 --> 01:39:52.070 ♪ And necklaces they strang 1197 01:39:52.278 --> 01:39:58.785 ♪ My mither, oh! i see her still 1198 01:39:58.952 --> 01:40:03.873 ♪ She smil'd our sports to see 1199 01:40:04.082 --> 01:40:11.047 ♪ Wi' little Jeannie on her lap 1200 01:40:11.381 --> 01:40:18.346 ♪ And Jamie on her knee ♪