Young Winston Page #3
- PG
- Year:
- 1972
- 124 min
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Latin? No, sir.
While I am gone, learn this.
This, on the right-hand page.
When I return...
...we shall see
how well you have done.
They are ready for you.
Come along.
Now, then, have you learnt it?
- I think I can say it, sir.
- Then please do so.
Mensa:
a table.Mensa:
O table.Mensam:
a table.Mensae:
of table.Mensae:
to or for a table.Mensa:
by, with or from a table.Very good. Come along.
Excuse me, sir,
but what does it mean?
It means what it says.
Mensa:
a table.Mensa is a noun
of the first declension.
There are five declensions.
You have learnt the singular
of the first declension.
Yes, sir. But what does it mean?
I have told you.
Mensa in Latin means " a table. "
But it means " O table" too, sir.
And what does " O table" mean?
"Mensa:
O table"is the vocative case.
O table.
You would use that in addressing
a table, in invoking a table.
You would use it
in speaking to a table.
But I never do, sir.
Churchill...
...in this school, if you are impertinent,
you will be punished...
...and punished, let me tell you,
very severely.
Come along.
McSweeney, P J M W.
" He exhibits rather
too relaxed an attitude...
...towards the disciplines
of academic life.
Gamma. "
Stand forward, McSweeney.
Mr. McSweeney, I shall be obliged if,
after this assembly...
...you will take your customary step
through my study door.
"Sear Mama, I hope you are well.
I'm very happy at school.
I do wish you could come
and visit me one day soon. "
" He gabbles his translations
and is dirty with his written work. "
Step forward, Stuart MacKenzie.
May, A C W.
Stand forward, Mr. May.
Mr. Belcher tells me in this report...
...that you suppose noise to be
an effective camouflage for inattention.
You will give me
your attention in the study...
...where we will explore
your capacity for making noise.
Mr. May, you're first.
- which is, in my view, essential.
Oh, come, come, it really is time
the Honourable Member...
...stopped trying
on bona fide ones.
Mr. Speaker! Mr. Speaker, I protest!
Those words should be taken down.
Mr. Speaker, I agree.
I wholeheartedly agree.
Those words should be taken down.
Will the gentlemen of the press
It really is...
...time the Honourable Member...
...stopped trying
"Sear Papa, how are you? I am well.
- Mr. Churchill!
- I am very happy at school.
I had a nice birthday. Thank you
ever so much for the present.
I know you're ever so busy...
...but it would be ever so nice
if you could come one Sunday. "
And when the next election came...
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