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In 1929, when I was 13, I was sent to a
famous English boarding school for boys.
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In those days, life was pretty brutal at
schools like these.
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And you won't believe this, but even
now, 50 years later, if I sit for too
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on a hard chair, I begin to feel my
heart beating along the old wounds on my
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bottom where I was flogged.
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Do you want six with the dressing gown
on or four with it off?
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the prefect used to say to us down there
in the changing room late at night.
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This is a story about those school days
of mine.
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And for once, I have not made anything
up.
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It's all true.
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Good
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morning,
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Mr. President.
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Thank you.
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Five days a week for 36 years.
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William Perkins had been taking the 812
train to the city.
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He liked the process of commuting.
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There is a regularity about it that is
agreeable and comforting to a person of
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habit.
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And in addition, it served as a sort of
slipway, launching him gently but firmly
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into the waters of his daily business
routine.
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One of his special little pleasures was
to have his own particular seat in the
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same compartment with the same good
solid people sitting in their right
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with the right umbrellas and hats and
ties and newspapers until one morning
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something rather disturbing happened.
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Check second right, please.
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Mind the cigar.
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This is a smoker.
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You can do as you please.
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I just thought I'd ask.
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Matter of form, really.
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Form?
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Or seeing I am the new boy.
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Pretty.
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Quite a popsy, don't you think?
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I find it rather early in the morning
conversation, don't you?
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Good God.
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You remind me of my old company
commander in the Coast Stream Guard.
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If a new subaltern so much as dared to
say good morning to him, he'd bark back
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with seven in rapid fire.
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Good morning, good morning, good
morning, good morning, good morning,
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morning, good morning.
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That's twice for a week.
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Very funny.
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Good chapter.
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Work presents at the ground.
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We all saved her.
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What's the matter with you?
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Letting a perfect stranger rattle?
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Ruined my day.
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Better not prove to be a regular.
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Morning. Morning.
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If he is here again.
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Afraid so.
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Third day running.
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Any idea who he is?
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Not the foggiest.
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Oh,
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my God.
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Carly. Not after all these years.
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Not galloping Foxley.
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You beat me to it this morning.
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You're sitting in my place.
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No.
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These last mornings, you have been
sitting in mine.
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Oh, you should have told me.
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I'd have swapped.
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I said I was a new boy.
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No.
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I was... I was a new boy.
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Glad we motored down, were you?
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Yes.
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You soon settle in?
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Yes.
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Best days of your life are just
beginning. You see.
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Jolly fine school.
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Now... I say...
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Don't they teach you better manners than
that?
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It seems to me...
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An apology is in order.
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I'm so sorry.
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I don't like your tone, sir.
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Really? You strike me as being impudent
and ill -mannered.
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I can only hope that you're the
exception here.
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I shouldn't wish any son of mine to pick
up such habits.
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Ah, Mr. Perkins.
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I see you've already met our head of
house, Bruce Fox said.
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Very fine sportsman.
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All -rounder. Football, cricket.
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His manners leave something to be
desired.
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Really?
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I dare say it's the excitement of being
back, Abrams.
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Exactly, sir.
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Why don't you go and sort out the junior
duty roster?
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Take your pick of the new chap.
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With pleasure, sir.
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Well, Perkins, I expect you feel very
much the new boy.
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Don't worry. You'll soon make your mark.
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Just what I've been telling him.
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Report to nature. There's a good chap.
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Chin up.
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Tickety -boo.
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Bye, Dad.
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Bye, William.
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Now keep the pecker up.
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Right soon.
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Naturally, he feels he's walking into
the lion's den. All the new men do.
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But it's too fast, though.
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You, boy, get that hat off.
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Joaquin?
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Yes?
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You're mine, boy.
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Am I?
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My personal servant, Valet.
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Bedmaker. Dog's body.
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Washer -upper.
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Boot -cleaner.
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You're my slave, Perkins.
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Right, Perkins.
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Recite your duties.
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When the bell rings, I get up, dust the
desk, clean his shoes,
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put out his clothes, polish the fender,
clean the grate.
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Morning, Foxley.
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What do you think you're doing?
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Cleaning the grate.
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You're behind schedule.
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No. Shut up, slave.
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I'm breathing.
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You'd better get down to the bogs.
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Bogs? The lavatories.
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The water closets. The latrines.
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Les petits coins.
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The places of easement, boy.
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Do I clean them?
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If necessary.
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Then you warm the seat for me.
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And if it's not warm enough, then I warm
yours.
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Something wrong?
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You're staring.
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I'm sorry.
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Do you imagine we've met before or
something?
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I'm sorry.
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I know very well we've met before.
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Oh, yes.
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Oh, yes, Foxley.
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I could expose you for the perfect swine
you were.
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You don't recognise me, do you, eh?
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A moustache, much of years.
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But I recognise you, all right.
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Oh, yes.
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No.
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I've decided, Perkins.
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It's going to be with the dressing gown.
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Off.
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Off!
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Hurry up, come on!
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Now, touch your toes.
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Tighter, much tighter than that.
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Now, what are you?
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I'm a lazy little boy.
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Who can't light a fire?
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Who can't polish a button without
smudging the uniform?
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What else are you?
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Don't know.
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I don't like your tone, sir.
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You strike me as impudent and ill
-mannered.
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And your father's very particular about
manners, isn't he?
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Well?
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Well?
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It's a question requiring the answer.
Yes, boy, yes.
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Yes.
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Stay still.
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Blubber boy, and you get an extra
stroke.
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This is why I'm known as Galloping
Foxley.
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It's because I always beat at the
gallop.
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Who's blubbed with Foxley because of the
runner?
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He goes down the basin passage.
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It's time for you to feel the pain, you
see.
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At first, you don't feel anything.
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Just a sort of blunt thump. A sort of
numbing. But after a few seconds, about
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ten, that's the time it takes galloping
Foxley to go down the basin passage.
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Then it starts like a red -hot poker.
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By which time, he's galloping back.
Whoosh -whack! Whoosh -whack!
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Poor old Perkins.
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Perkins. Perkins.
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What? Show us the damage. Go on.
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No. Come on. We're on your side.
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No. Please.
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Come on.
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We're ever so sorry. Let's see the
marks.
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Oh. What?
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They're far apart.
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Not up to Foxy's usual standard.
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Too close.
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Beauty's actually touching.
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That low one's a rotten shot, but it
bled.
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Golly, Foxy's really got it in for you,
Perkins.
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What's the idea?
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Back to bed, all of you.
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So, Perkins showing off, is he?
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Is that it?
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Another peep out of any of you, and
you'll get what Perkins got.
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All coming back.
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Small eyes.
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Corrugated forehead.
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The wavy, oily hair.
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The glove.
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The white glove.
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Catch!
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Butterfingers.
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Better. You're improving, Perkins.
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Thank you, Foxley.
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It took me all day.
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At first glance, that is.
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But we'll see what my patent dust
detector can do, shall we?
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So, you're a lazy little bounder after
all, aren't you?
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I thought I just... You thought?
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Well, we'll meet later on, won't we?
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After prayers in the changing room.
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It was under the chair. As my slave, you
clean my study.
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And clean means clean.
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Yes, Foxley.
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And you've forgotten the wild irises for
my desk.
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But there wasn't time.
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There is now.
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But Clemson... You'll have to hurry.
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The pond's only two and a half miles
across the fields.
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A drowned rat.
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Don't come in.
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Only four.
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Hopeless. I couldn't reach.
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That's another stroke.
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Go on, get your coat off.
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We need you to make more toast.
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What's your slave like, Julian?
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Shaping up.
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I picked a dud in Perkins.
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Ible, insolent, incompetent.
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Have to beat him almost daily.
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I'm developing muscles where I didn't
even know I had them.
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You expect me to eat
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this?
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It's hardly done, this fight.
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You don't like it burnt.
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Useless.
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You've earned yourself another strike,
Perkins.
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And to think I used to write home and
say I was all right.
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Except I got a cold because I was caught
in the rain.
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Never a word about how he beat me.
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You beat me.
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You!
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Seven minutes to Cannon Street.
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Seven minutes to expose you.
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Foxley.
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It's... It's a thought.
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Yes.
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Why not?
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Why not?
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I wonder if I might have your attention
just for a few moments.
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I know it's not customary for us to
speak very much on this daily journey,
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and I hope you'll forgive me, but this
gentleman's presence has
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prompted some old memories.
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of my school days.
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Yes,
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it was a long time ago now, of course,
but I remember.
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Yes, I remember very well.
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You see, I suffered.
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I suffered terribly at his hands.
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I was his slave and I could never do
anything right because he was a total
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sadist.
271
00:21:46,500 --> 00:21:50,850
What in the old days... We will call the
abounder.
272
00:21:53,470 --> 00:21:56,890
He made my life a misery for a year.
273
00:21:57,990 --> 00:22:01,530
I almost committed suicide because of
him.
274
00:22:03,210 --> 00:22:07,750
He hasn't recognized me, but I've
recognized him.
275
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Oh, yes.
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He was head of my house, a public
school.
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00:22:15,080 --> 00:22:21,600
And he wielded absolute power over the
new men, as we small boys were called.
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As we know, absolute power corrupts
absolutely.
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00:22:28,260 --> 00:22:33,340
This man was a perfect Hitler to me.
280
00:22:34,300 --> 00:22:40,860
Any service not performed to his
satisfaction was a beatable offense.
281
00:22:42,080 --> 00:22:46,640
And... how he loved to exercise that
frilly.
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See who carries the cane?
283
00:22:50,240 --> 00:22:53,980
That's just like the one he used to beat
me with.
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00:22:54,220 --> 00:23:01,120
So scientifically, his peculiar talent
was
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00:23:01,120 --> 00:23:05,080
torture, mental and physical.
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00:23:09,240 --> 00:23:12,940
Gentlemen, galloping,
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Well, Foxley, do you recognize me now?
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00:23:22,040 --> 00:23:23,400
William Perkin?
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00:23:24,740 --> 00:23:25,760
St. Wilfrid?
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I'm very glad to meet you.
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But I'm Fortescue.
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00:23:33,580 --> 00:23:36,420
Jocelyn Fortescue, Eton, 1928.
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Ah, we came to arrive.
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Sorry old boy.
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We all make mistakes.
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