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03:43Pip, sir.
03:44Once more, give it mouth, boy.
03:46P-Pip, sir.
03:49Where do you live?
03:51The village, sir.
04:00Your parmaquille.
04:04Where is your mother?
04:06Here, sir.
04:07Ah, where?
04:08I mean, here, sir.
04:11Also, Georgiana, that's my mother.
04:15Is that your father?
04:16Belonging your mother?
04:18Yes, sir.
04:19Him too.
04:20Late of this parish.
04:22Aye.
04:24Who do you live with, then?
04:26Supposing that you kindly let to live.
04:29For Ant made up my mind here.
04:32My sister, sir.
04:34Mrs Jo Gardery.
04:35Wife of Jo Gardery.
04:37The blacksmith, sir.
04:38Blacksmith, aye.
04:43Blacksmith.
04:44Look here.
04:46You know what a file is?
04:48You know what whittles is?
04:50Food, sir.
04:51Now, you bring me your file and you bring me whittles.
04:54Here, tomorrow morning, early.
04:55For your heart and your liver shall be torn out.
04:58Roast in an eight.
04:59Hear me.
05:01Now, I ain't alone, as you might think I am.
05:05There's a young man hid with me.
05:09Compared with which young man I am an angel.
05:13Now, that young man has secret ways, peculiar to himself, of getting at a boy.
05:17Yes, and getting at his heart and at his liver.
05:20You hear me?
05:21Oh, yes.
05:22And a boy may lock his door and be warm in his bed and think himself comfortable and safe.
05:28But that young man will softly creep and creep his way to him and tear his insides out.
05:35Now, I'm keeping that young man from getting into your insides with great difficulty.
05:40I'll get you the file and food.
05:43Say, Lord, strike your dead if you don't.
05:46Lord, strike me dead if I don't.
05:47What poor varmint did they hang there, over yonder?
05:57A pirate, sir.
06:02Oh, you remember what you undertook.
06:04And you remember that young man.
06:08Now, you get your old boy.
06:09Good night, sir.
06:19Aye, what you were.
06:23I wish I were a frog.
06:26But I yield.
06:39I wish I was a kid.
06:59Pitbull, Jack!
07:01What was the matter with you?
07:03What have you been, old Jack?
07:05Mrs. Jones, I'm looking for you.
07:07Is she?
07:08She is, old chap.
07:10And what's more, she's got Tickler with her.
07:13She sat down and she got up and she made a grab for Tickler
07:17and she rampaged out, Pip.
07:20She rampaged out.
07:23Joe Gardery!
07:26Joe Gardery!
07:31Joe Gardery!
07:33Joe Gardery!
07:33You great, staring, stuck pig of us!
07:38Where have you been?
07:44Where have you been?
07:47Try to fetch and fight and bury me to death, would you?
07:56Well, that'll teach you.
07:59Where have you been?
08:01I'll have an answer.
08:03Only to the churchyard.
08:06Churchyard.
08:06If it weren't for me, you'd have gone to the churchyard long ago and stayed there.
08:12Who brought you up by hand?
08:14You did.
08:15I did.
08:16Don't ask me why.
08:17I wouldn't do it again.
08:19I've never had this apron off since the day you was born.
08:23It's shame enough to be a blacksmith's wife, and him a Gardery, without being a mother to you.
08:40You all right, old chap?
08:42Churchyard, indeed.
08:43You'll drive me to my grave between you, and a precious pair of mutton heads you'd be without me.
09:05Isn't it?
09:28Say, Pip, old chap, you can't attude it, it'll stick.
09:45Now what's the matter?
09:47Cough it up if you can, old chap.
09:49Manners is manners, but your elf's your elf.
09:52Whispers, whispers.
09:54What's the matter, then?
09:58Pip, old chap, you and me is ever the best of friends.
10:05I'd be the last of telling you, but such a most uncommon bolt as that.
10:11Been bolting his food, has he?
10:13Then he'd better be doosed.
10:18I used to bolt myself when I was your age, Pip, old chap.
10:23And I've seen some bolters in my time.
10:25Well, I ain't never seen your bolting equal yet, Pip.
10:30It's a miracle you ain't bolted dead.
10:32A miracle for who, I'd like to know.
10:41Drink it down.
10:42Every last drop.
10:44You'll take a dose yourself, Joe Gargery.
10:51After the turn, you've had.
10:52You'll be the worst.
11:15Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
11:17Ha, ha, ha, ha.
11:18Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
11:19There's another convict off.
11:30What does that mean, Jo?
11:31It's escaped. It's escaped.
11:34There was one off last night.
11:36Now they're giving warning another one.
11:39Who's giving warning?
11:40Questions, questions, questions.
11:42If I find that pudding ain't thoroughly stirred,
11:44there'll be no Christmas dinner for you, my dad.
11:49Mrs. Jo, I'd like to know, if you wouldn't much mind,
12:02where the firing comes from.
12:04Don't bless the fire.
12:06From the hulks.
12:12And please, what's hulks?
12:15That's the way with this boy.
12:16Answer one question, they'll ask a dozen more.
12:20There's a prison ship out across the marshes.
12:25I wonder who's put in prison ships?
12:27You'd better the life out of a body, you would.
12:30Villains are put in them.
12:32Thieves and murderers.
12:34That's how they end up.
12:35And how do they begin?
12:36By asking too many questions.
12:38Now off to bed with you.
12:39Go on.
12:39Off, off, off.
12:43What are you doing?
12:45Sitting there like a suede and dumpling.
12:47There's convicts loose, isn't there?
12:49Do you want us murdered in our beds?
12:52Lock up!
12:53You great fool.
12:55Lock up!
12:58Get up them stairs!
13:00Get you along to bed!
13:02I'll get tiktok to you, my lad!
13:12The boy may lock his door and think himself warm in his bed, and think himself comfortable, and see.
13:17But that young man will softly creep his way to that boy, and tear him up.
13:23Come ashore, Pip!
13:33Come ashore!
13:35Come ashore!
13:36Come ashore!
13:37No!
13:38No!
13:39Come ashore, boy!
13:40Come ashore!
13:41No! No!
13:44Come ashore, boy!
13:46Best to be hanged at once!
13:48No!
13:50Why put it off?
13:52Let it be hanged now!
13:53No! No!
14:10Let it be hanged!
14:40Let it be hanged!
15:10Let it be hanged!
15:40Let it be hanged!
15:42Let it be hanged!
15:44Let it be hanged!
15:46Let it be hanged!
15:48Let it be hanged!
15:52Let it be hanged!
15:58Let it be hanged!
16:04Let it be hanged!
16:06Let it be hanged!
16:08Let it be hanged!
16:18Let it be hanged!
16:20Let it be hanged!
16:22Let it be hanged!
16:24Let it be hanged!
16:26Let it be hanged!
16:28Let it be hanged!
16:30Let it be hanged!
16:32Let it be hanged!
16:34Let it be hanged!
16:36Let it be hanged!
16:38Let it be hanged!
16:40Let it be hanged!
16:42Let it be hanged!
16:44Let it be hanged!
16:46What's this boy?
17:09Brandy, sir.
17:16You brought no one?
17:20No, sir, no.
17:23I believe you.
17:26Won't you leave some for him?
17:29Him? Who's him?
17:31The young man that you spoke of.
17:35Oh, him.
17:38Oh, he won't be wanting no goodles.
17:42He looked hungry enough to me.
17:45Look.
17:47I saw him.
17:49He was dressed just like you.
17:51Where?
17:53Over yonder.
17:55When did you see him, boy?
17:57Just now.
17:59His face? Did you see his face?
18:01Was he marked here?
18:03Yes, sir.
18:05No.
18:07I thought it was the gun I heard.
18:13Couldn't be sure.
18:15I heard voices too, and I saw things.
18:19Soldiers and the rattle of mustard.
18:21Make ready.
18:23Present.
18:25Sir, if you'll excuse me, I must be getting home.
18:30Curse this iron on my sore ankle.
18:34Goodbye, sir.
18:36Merry Christmas.
18:45Curse him.
18:47I'll pull him down like a bloodhound.
18:49I'll pull him down like a bloodhound.
18:51The little Lord Jesus lay down his sweet head,
18:55When the crib for a bed, the little Lord Jesus lay down his sweet head, the stars in the bright sky look down where he lay.
19:15Mrs. Gargery, ma'am, are we ready for the grace?
19:18Please, Mr. Wopsle.
19:19For what we are about to receive, may the Lord make us truly grateful.
19:27Amen.
19:29Amen.
19:33And especially, Maury, be grateful to them which brought you up by hand.
19:41Why is it that the young are never grateful?
19:45Naturally wishes.
19:46Yes, I know you're partial.
19:52To wrap them.
19:54Hey, take that out to them.
19:56Compliments of Mrs. Chum.
20:05Wanton waste, I call it.
20:08Oh, sisters too, how may we do?
20:14For to preserve this name.
20:19This boy, I'll be near.
20:22For whom we do see.
20:26Bye, bye, la-dee-la-lay.
20:32Compliments of Mrs. Jo.
20:35Right now, children.
20:36No snatching now.
20:38Share it out proper.
20:40Merry Christmas, Biddy.
20:42Merry Christmas, Pip.
20:43Can you come along with us?
20:49Oh.
20:51Oh, I see.
20:53Well.
20:55Come on, children.
20:57But am I alone in considering the subject of today's sermon singularly ill-chosen?
21:03Mm.
21:03Dull as mud.
21:05I swear, Mr. Hubbell nodded off.
21:10Didn't you, my dear?
21:12Yeah.
21:13Now, if you'd had the preaching of it, Mr. Wopsle.
21:17Oh, dear ma'am.
21:19Would that the church could be thus thrown open.
21:21But one disperse.
21:24I am not, as I say, one to criticize.
21:27But truly to deliver a dull sermon in this day and age
21:30is the less excusable when there are so many subjects going about.
21:35Oh, you've ited there, sir.
21:38Plenty of subjects going about
21:40for those who know how to put salt on their tail.
21:43Look at pork alone, eh?
21:46There's a subject, eh?
21:47If you want a subject, look at pork.
21:51Very true, sir.
21:52Many a moral might be deduced from that text.
21:55Swine were the companions of the prodigal.
21:58The gluttony of swine was put before us
22:01as an example to the young.
22:03Look at this here, boy.
22:05Enjoying himself with his elders and betters.
22:08Improving himself with a conversation.
22:11Rolling in the lap of luxury.
22:14And is he grateful?
22:16He's been a world of trouble to you, ma'am.
22:19That I do know.
22:21Trouble.
22:21I should say he has.
22:25Will you take a little brandy, Uncle Pete?
22:29Great only, ma'am.
22:35Trouble?
22:36Not a night slept through from nought to five.
22:41Not a sickness in the village, but he'd catch it.
22:44Not a tree, but he'd fall out of it.
22:47Nor a ditch, but he'd fall into it.
22:49Trouble.
22:50Ah!
22:52I drink to a saint, ma'am.
22:54Oh, yes.
22:55Ah!
22:56I drink to a quartet.
22:57Yes!
22:57I drink to a quartet.
22:57Not a lot of it.
22:59Don't you drink to a quartet?
22:59Uh-uh.
23:00Yes, sir!
23:01Hmm?
23:02Huh?
23:03Um?
23:03Mm?
23:04Uh-oh.
23:04Mm?
23:05Mm!
23:05Ooh!
23:06Uncle Pete!
23:07Ah!
23:07Ooh!
23:08Come to him!
23:08No!
23:10almighty!
23:11Uncle Pete!
23:11Uh-uh!
23:12Uncle Pete!
23:13Tell me!
23:14Tell me!
23:14Ta!
23:15Tell me!
23:16Tell me!
23:17Tell me!
23:18Tell me!
23:19Tell me!
23:20Tell me!
23:20Tell me!
23:22Tell me!
23:23How could I get into the brandy?
23:34Oh, my, Uncle Pei.
23:36Oh, all's well, love.
23:39Oh, some hot gin and water, if you please.
23:44Hot gin and water?
23:46Quick, you great love!
23:49Oh, Uncle Pei.
23:51Oh, my!
24:04Is he dying?
24:06Dying?
24:07Whatever put that idea in your head, old chap.
24:10Hurry up with those plates and make sure they're cold.
24:18Uncle Pei.
24:20Mm-mm.
24:21Mm.
24:23Uh.
24:24Mm.
24:25Mm.
24:26And now, you must taste the most delightful and delicious present of Uncle Pea's.
24:56A savoury pork pie.
25:01Do no harm.
25:06Fetch it from the larder pit.
25:16What's the matter with the boy? Fetch it at once.
25:19Be a piece in it for you, old chap.
25:27Mutinous.
25:33Christmas after Christmas.
25:35Oh, yes, indeed.
25:37We'll see if Tickler won't hurry him up.
25:50Excuse me, ladies and gents, but I'm on a chase after a couple of convicts.
26:00And I need the blacksmith.
26:02Oh, what do you want with him, pray?
26:04Little job done, missus. These here ain't acting pretty.
26:08Locking them goes wrong.
26:11I reckon they were used for them before the night's out.
26:14All right, that seems to have got the timber back in there, eh?
26:17All right, that seems to have got the timber back in there, eh?
26:24Oh.
26:29That is.
26:31That's all gone.
26:32There we are.
26:36There we are.
26:38Right now.
26:42Aye, they're known to be out on the marshes still.
26:47Anybody here seen anything of such game?
26:49I should hope not.
26:52Well, they'll find themselves trucking a circle sooner than they can count on.
26:55My thanks to you, blacksmith.
26:57I was thinking I might perhaps come along with you, if that be in order.
27:02Glad to have you.
27:03And any other gent who wants to see some sport?
27:06In the circumstances, someone should stay to protect the ladies.
27:12Quite right.
27:13Smoke a pipe.
27:14If Garton is going, I shall go.
27:17Right then.
27:18Up, lads!
27:19Can I come, Joe?
27:21Well, I don't rightly know.
27:23Take him if you will.
27:24He can bring an account back.
27:25You're no better with a story than I can't.
27:27Fall in!
27:29Look, my legs!
27:33You bring it back with his head blown a bit.
27:35Don't look to me to put it together again.
27:37Fall in, fall!
27:40Or a past, if I may say so.
27:42Fit for an emperor.
27:44Good night, Merry Christmas.
27:46I hope we shan't find them, Joe.
27:48I'll give a shilling to know they've got clean away.
28:01Stay closer to the river!
28:03Joe!
28:04Joe's did too much for the boy.
28:06Narks.
28:07Joe!
28:08Joe!
28:09Joe!
28:10Joe!
28:11Murder!
28:12Halt!
28:13Help!
28:14Help!
28:15He's trying to kill me!
28:16No!
28:17No!
28:18Get him!
28:19Follow me, lads!
28:20That's a double!
28:21Murder!
28:22Murder!
28:23No!
28:24No!
28:25No!
28:26No!
28:27No!
28:28No!
28:29No!
28:30Get him!
28:31Follow me, lads!
28:32That's a double!
28:33No!
28:34No!
28:35No!
28:36No!
28:37No!
28:38No!
28:39No!
28:40No!
28:41No!
28:42No!
28:43No!
28:44No!
28:45No!
28:46No!
28:47No!
28:48No!
28:49No!
28:50I said to him, gotcha!
28:52Help!
28:58Murder!
29:02Murder!
29:04Murder!
29:08Murder!
29:10Come here!
29:12Blast your eyes, man!
29:14Help!
29:16Help!
29:18Help!
29:20Help!
29:22Help!
29:24Help!
29:26Help!
29:28Help!
29:30Help!
29:32Help!
29:34Help!
29:36Help!
29:38I'll kill you, Compasant!
29:40Compasant!
29:42Let me help!
29:44Where are you?
29:46Fine gentleman, Compasant!
29:48I'll drag you back, sir!
29:50Let me go!
30:02I took him!
30:04And I gave him to you!
30:06Remember that!
30:08I took him, and he knows it!
30:10And that's good enough of me!
30:12He? He tried to murder me!
30:14Murder him!
30:16Wouldn't I have done it if I could...
30:18If I'd have wanted to!
30:20You're a lying swine!
30:22Liar am I!
30:23Did you see much iron on that leg?
30:24I don't!
30:26I could have got clean away!
30:28But I'd have done better!
30:30I dragged him back!
30:32Liar!
30:34Huck it is, the boys!
30:36He's a gentleman, he is, this villain!
30:38A gentleman born with a bow and a simper for the judge!
30:42When we was tried together!
30:44And he turned me in!
30:46I know!
30:48The Hucks can have their gentleman back!
30:52And it's prime varmint!
30:54Better look at you!
30:55Bring him up!
30:56Come on, you!
30:57Get up!
30:58Come on!
30:59Come on!
31:00Let's get a move on!
31:01Get up!
31:02Thank you!
31:03Come on!
31:12Kind of short!
31:13Come on!
31:14Come on!
31:15Come on!
31:16Come on!
31:17Come on!
31:18Come on!
31:19Come on!
31:20Come on!
31:21Come on!
31:26I wish to say something regarding this escape.
31:29It may prevent some persons laying under suspicion along of me.
31:33You'll say it all right to a judge?
31:36A man can't starve!
31:37At least I can't!
31:40I took some whistles up at the village over yonder.
31:42Stalled you mean!
31:43I'll tell you where from.
31:44It was from the blacksmiths.
31:45It was a drum of liquor and a pie.
31:46Well, blow me!
31:47My wife missed a pie!
31:48Just the moment after you come in!
31:49Didn't she, Pep?
31:50You're the blacksmith.
31:51I'm sorry to say, sir, I eaten your pie.
31:52Well, you're welcome to it, insofar as was ever mine.
31:53We don't know what you've done.
31:54But you're right, sir.
31:55I'm sorry to say, sir.
31:56I eaten your pie.
31:57Well, you're welcome to it, insofar as was ever mine.
31:59We don't know what you've done.
32:00I'm sorry to say, sir.
32:02I've eaten your pie.
32:03Well, you're welcome to it, insofar as was ever mine.
32:05We don't know what you've done.
32:06But we wouldn't have you starve to death for it, poor miserable fellow creature, would
32:12us, Pep?
32:13Get him aboard!
32:14All right, come on.
32:15On you go.
32:16Keep walking.
32:17Come on, let's go.
32:18Keep going.
32:19Keep going.
32:20Keep going.
32:21Keep going.
32:22Keep going.
32:23Home, lads!
32:47Keep going.
32:48Keep going.
32:49Sergeant.
32:50Yes, blacksmith?
33:11Come on, pit bull chap.
33:13Bedtime.
33:17She'll be home in a moment, pit bull chap.
33:45Oh.
33:46Astonishing.
33:47You have come on since Christmas.
33:50You are a scholar.
33:51Did you ever go to school, Joe?
33:52No, Pip.
33:53Why not?
33:54Well, Pip...
33:55My father were given to drink.
33:58Consequence, I'm sorry.
33:59I'm sorry.
34:00I'm sorry.
34:01I'm sorry.
34:02I'm sorry.
34:03I'm sorry.
34:04I'm sorry.
34:05I'm sorry.
34:06I'm sorry.
34:07I'm sorry.
34:08I'm sorry.
34:09I'm sorry.
34:10I'm sorry.
34:11I'm sorry.
34:12I'm sorry.
34:13But...
34:14Consequence, I had to keep him.
34:16Which, you see, proved a drawback to my learning.
34:19Did he hammer you, Joe?
34:21Oh.
34:22With such a figure, Pip, as never he hammered his anvil.
34:25And my poor mother, too.
34:28Consequence, my mother and me, we ran away from my father several times.
34:33But my father...
34:36He were that good in his heart that he couldn't have bare to be without us.
34:45And so he...
34:46He'd come after us with the most tremendous crowd and...
34:51And they'd make such a row outside the houses where we were staying that...
34:56The people there would be obligated to give us up.
35:00And...
35:01And then he'd take us home and hammer us.
35:04He died.
35:06Took off in a purple lectic fit, he were.
35:10And my mother, too.
35:13Soon after.
35:14God bless her poor soul.
35:15Go on, Joe.
35:17Well...
35:18It was lonesome here at the forge all alone then.
35:25So I got acquainted with your sister.
35:28Now, Pip, your sister is a fine figure of a woman.
35:34I'm glad you think so, Joe.
35:37A little redness.
35:39A little matter of bone here and there.
35:43What does that matter to me?
35:46No, but Pip, Pip, it were all a talk of how she were bringing you up alone by hand.
35:56Very kind, folks said.
35:58And I said so, too.
36:00So small and flabby as you was.
36:04You bring the child, says I, as soon as she was ready to go to the church.
36:10There's room for him at the forge.
36:13And here we are.
36:15Never such friends, eh, Pip?
36:18Mind you, I will say that Mrs. Joe is given to government.
36:34At such times as when she is on the rampage, Pip,
36:39Candor compels me to admit she is a buster.
36:43But, and I want to say this to you, in all seriousness,
36:50I've seen so much of my own poor mother.
36:53A drudging and a slaving and a breaking of her honest heart.
36:57I'm dead afeared to be doing wrong by my own wife.
37:02I only wish it was just me that got put out, old chap.
37:05I wish there weren't no tickler for you.
37:08Joe Gargery.
37:14But that ain't the whale.
37:16And there it is.
37:18Oh there.
37:20Oh there.
37:21Whoa there.
37:22Whoa!
37:23Oh!
37:29Well.
37:30If that boy ain't grateful this time, he never will be.
37:35it's only to be hoped he won't get pampered and above himself but i have my fears oh she ain't
37:43in that line ma'am she knows better what are you gawking at joe gargery is the house afire
37:50oh which some individual mentioned shame you wouldn't call miss havisham a he i suppose
37:58miss havisham from uptown is there any miss havisham downtown she wants this boy to go
38:06and play there what and play he will i'll work him well however does she come to know pip who said
38:15she knew him you great moon car well which some individual mentioned pip isn't uncle p a tenant
38:23of hers don't he go there to pay his rent and might she not ask him if he knew a boy to be playmate to
38:30her niece and wouldn't uncle p who is always considerate for us mention this boy well put
38:38ma'am prettily pointed now joseph you know the situation i doubt him i doubt he's considered
38:46that this boy's fortune may be made by his going to miss havisham's and look at him
38:52grind with dirt from head to toe
39:05oh
39:19no
39:20no
39:22Ow!
39:44Now you mind your manners up at the house, or you'll know about it.
39:52Goodbye, Joe.
39:54Goodbye, old chap.
39:56I'm servin' Mum.
40:22Tell the clock on the dot.
40:28Get down, boy, and ring the bell.
40:32Ooh!
40:40Tell the clock on the dot.
40:44Get down, boy, and ring the bell.
41:02What name?
41:20What name?
41:22Humblechook.
41:24Quite right.
41:26And this is young Pip.
41:28Is it?
41:30Make you bow, boy.
41:32Make you bow.
41:34Come in, Pip.
41:40Oh, do you want to see Miss Havisham?
41:42If Miss Havisham wishes to see me.
41:46Ah, but you see she don't.
41:52Come with me, boy.
41:56Boy?
41:58Don't loiter, boy.
42:18Don't loiter, boy.
42:20Go in.
42:36After you, Miss.
42:38I'm not going in.
42:40Come in.
43:00Who is it?
43:02Pip, Mum.
43:04Pip?
43:06Come to play, Mum.
43:08Step nearer.
43:15Come close.
43:30Let me look at you.
43:32You're not afraid of a woman who has never seen the sun since before you were born.
43:52Do you know what I touch here?
43:54Yes, Mum.
43:56What?
43:57Your heart.
44:02Broken!
44:12I want diversion.
44:14I have a fancy to see some plays.
44:16I have a fancy to see some plays.
44:44What I will do?
44:45Thank you, my dear.
44:48It's yours.
44:50My dear.
44:56Yours one day, my dearest.
45:00You'll use it well.
45:02You'll use it well.
45:07Let me see you play cards for this boy.
45:11But he's a common labouring boy.
45:15Well, you can break his heart.
45:23What do you play, boy?
45:27Only beggar my neighbour, miss.
45:29Beggar him.
45:35Jack.
45:36He calls the knaves Jacks.
45:42What coarse hands he has.
45:49Deal them again, boy.
45:51Okay.
45:51Oh, you stupid, clumsy, labouring boy.
46:00Pip, come here.
46:04Look at his thick boots.
46:07You don't answer?
46:11What do you think of her?
46:13I don't like to say.
46:18Tell me in my ear.
46:22I think she's very proud.
46:26Anything else?
46:28I think she's very pretty.
46:33Anything else?
46:34I think I should like to go home.
46:48And never see her again, though she is so pretty.
46:52When shall I have you here again?
47:03Six days from now.
47:05Do you hear?
47:06Yes, ma'am.
47:08Estella, take him down.
47:09Give him something to eat.
47:16Oh, Pip.
47:17Do you want to get to eat?
47:39I'm sorry.
47:40Bye.
47:44Bye.
47:44Bye.
47:45Bye.
47:46Bye.
47:46Bye.
47:47Bye.
47:47Bye.
47:47Bye.
47:47Bye.
47:47There you are, boy.
47:53I'm not hungry.
47:57Miss Havisham says you're to eat.
48:01I'm not hungry.
48:08Can you sing, boy?
48:10Well, can you?
48:13A bit.
48:14Sing me a song, then.
48:16Go on.
48:20Beat it out, beat it out, old Clem.
48:22We're the clink for the stout, old Clem.
48:24Blow the fire, blow the fire, old Clem.
48:37Why don't you cry?
48:40Because I don't want to.
48:41Oh, yes, you do.
48:42I don't.
48:46I don't want to.
48:48No.
48:49I don't want to.
48:49What do you say?
48:50I don't want to.
48:54Oh, my God.
48:55Oh, my God.
49:25Oh, my God.
49:55Oh, my God.
50:25Oh, my God.
50:55Oh, my God.
51:25Oh, my God.
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