The Browning Version Page #2
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- 1994
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where you're sleeping.
Sir.
Do I disturb you, sir?
Perhaps.
I know the rules, sir,
but it's very important to me.
Have I...?
Have I got my switch
You have obtained
exactly what you deserve...
no less, and certainly no more.
And, Taplow,
I shall expect you at the house
for extra work at 12:15,
precisely.
What is it?
I'd fixed to play golf, sir.
Well, then you must
unfix it, mustn't you.
You missed an hour last week.
You can't expect me
to take money
from your father
under false pretenses.
He won't mind, sir.
I'm not sure I should take
your word for that, Taplow.
No, sir.
The point is that we mind,
don't we?
Yes, sir.
We mind.
12:
15, extra work.And you're an exchange,
I take it?
Yup.
I'm here for three.
Do you like it?
Yeah, it's a great place
to teach.
You just feel the history,
the tradition.
They put me up here
when I first came
for my interview.
I didn't sleep a wink.
The beds also date back
to 1667, I think.
I'll be fine.
It's only for two nights.
Are you married?
Yes.
Kids?
Yes, two.
We'll all be here next term.
Have you found a place to stay?
Yes, we're taking
the Crocker-Harris house.
Oh.
Yes, most of our classrooms
are in this building.
Go on, there, there.
Up here, up here
where Mr. Hunter manufactures
foul-smelling concoctions
for his own perverted
branch of learning.
Well, not as perverted
as the classics.
Won't, uh, Mr. Gilbert
be teaching the boys
about rape and murder, incest?
Unworthy, Mr. Hunter.
If you knew more about
the classics, you scientists,
you might be less keen
to destroy this little
planet of ours.
Wasn't it Einstein who said,
"We don't understand
science properly"?
No, I believe he said, "We don't
know how to use it sensibly."
Have a nice day, Mr. Gilbert.
If only he had
a little more discipline.
Of course, he's an American,
you know.
Sh*t, he's coming.
Now, boys, Mr. Crocker-Harris is
not here yet?
No, sir.
Six minutes to go, yet, sir.
Ah, six minutes.
Hello, Watson.
How's your father?
Um, he's quite well,
thank you, sir.
But my name's Wilson, sir.
Wilson, is it really?
But your father's all right
just the same, is he?
Yes, thank you, sir.
Well, well.
Now, boys, this is Mr. Gilbert.
He's going to be the head
of our new languages department.
remain in this class next term
will be as well behaved
with Mr. Gilbert
as I'm sure you were
with Mr. Crocker-Harris.
Good morning, boys.
It might interest you to sit in
on this period, Mister...
Mister...
Gilbert.
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