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Vlege!

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Ui!

Pa Тогдаi salead i cont az apy

Ui Kap sön engaged ire

Ui!

Hain wai de

Hanna, m'n gaeli, m'n gaeli.

Tom?

Tom!

Tom!

Hanna, m'n gaeli.

Hanna, m'n gaeli.

Tom!

We didn't get any eels, the traps are empty.

He may have a good idea.

When they fix the jetty, we can take tourists up the lake to see the ash flows.

Toad road, curry could sell the tickets and syrup could do the description.

She won't be here.

What?

The child is going back to England.

Oh, that doesn't matter.

We can do it.

On our own, when she leaving.

Oh, he's only a girl.

You need some sulfurous water.

Just watch your nearsons, I'll push you in the hole.

You can't have a trousers.

Yeah, and your mum will skin you.

You know, a bloke could really make a fool of himself.

Over a girl.

Look at Christopher.

And he's a scientist.

You'd think he had no.

I don't know.

Far as I'll do, I could go for your sister.

Emily!

She's quite a locker.

You want to watch your nearsons, you're going fast.

Anyway, are you going to give her something?

No.

Sarah J. You know, so she won't forget you.

Oh!

What was that for?

Because you're such an idiot.

You just need someone to share the pain with them.

What are you doing?

You're crippled, honey!

Yeah, we'll just lay off the subject.

It doesn't last really, honey.

The pain.

It doesn't about my arm.

LAUGHTER

LAUGHTER

LAUGHTER

Oh, yeah?

One round.

Oh, thank you for congratulations.

Congratulations.

Oh, thank you.

Oh, good day.

Thank you.

Do you know we were leaving on Friday?

Friday.

Grandfather's much better again, and there's a boat on Monday.

You know, I miss this place.

Yeah.

That's all right.

We've had a lot of fun.

I've enjoyed being a member of Tom Gregory's gang.

Never solved a crime before.

Will you write to me, Enigand?

You mean a letter?

I'd love to hear from you.

If you like, yes, I would.

Well, I've got some good news for all of you.

It's a letter from Customs and Exise, and they agree that a reward is appropriate.

Yes!

The old people of the ages of the persons involved have decided that rather than the payment of £25,

presentation be made instead of books of an educational nature.

Oh!

Oh!

LAUGHTER

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Ladies and gentlemen.

Kind friends.

I'm so glad you could all come along this afternoon to this modest function.

To help us celebrate the engagement of our only daughter, Emily,

to someone we've come to know and respect.

Mr. Christopher Bain of Oxford.

I'm not one for making speeches.

So I'll keep this brief and to the point,

and simply ask you to charge your glasses and drink a toast to lifelong happiness for Christopher and Emily.

Life long happiness for Christopher and Emily.

Quite Anna there, seems to be some kind of official dispatch.

It's for you from... from Timothy's patellar.

Sergeant, you read it, please.

Guy, Anna, would you prefer to go inside?

No.

Go on.

LAUGHTER

We hereby inform you that on the first day of May 1900,

Timothy, to King E. Mahi, exult himself in battle,

performing acts of bravery and heroism far and above the call of duty,

and for which he'll be awarded the Queen South Africa Medal.

With the proof that you can attend the ceremony upon his return to our country.

Your luck is on the train, Sir Charles.

Thank you, James. Thank you for it.

I'm sorry, we're not being able to.

So, Mr. Charles, will you have an invasion of our theoretical aristocrats when I get back to England?

I also.

The token on up and having the ideas about building grand hotels, what?

Where are I must go and find my new arrivals?

Goodbye, Sir Charles.

Bye, James.

Good afternoon, my boy.

I will, Sir Charles. And we can't thank you enough for the cottage.

We're overwhelmed.

Oh, yes, it's the perfect waiting for the Sir Charles, but really much to generous.

Yes, I know.

So I was determined by an old bit of property here.

Come hell-high water. If only to disprove the jinx.

Goodbye, Sir Charles. I'm so glad you're feeling better.

Bye.

Sarah.

Goodbye, Kiri.

It's one day you'll come and see me in England.

Emma.

What's up, Sir?

I don't know.

What's up?

I don't know.

What's up?

What's up?

Goodbye, David.

Try to hang on to your skin.

Tom.

I'll never forget my visit here.

Neither will there be.

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