Summer in February Page #5
Don't you, Captain Evans?
Never lets us out of his sight.
But you're called back regularly
for training?
When required, yes,
every few months or so.
Very good, very good.
And where were you at school?
- I was at Rugby, sir.
- Rugby...
Very good, so, er...
- Who's going to show me round?
- Joey said he'd like to.
Gilbert's already asked me for a walk
to Mousehole along the cliffs.
Yes, marvellous views along there.
Good, excellent.
Do you ever come up to town,
Captain Evans?
I'm afraid.
Occasionally, yes, sir.
Do call in on us, er, if you do.
Thank you very much.
You were wonderful at tea. Thank you.
- And you were naughty.
- Was I?
- Very naughty.
- Yet I've never felt so good.
Haven't I?
Will you come with me
to the races on Saturday?
I'd love to.
And Father will be gone!
Keep them in line. Move them up.
That's it. Steady, now.
Altogether, keep them in line.
- Good to see you again.
- Good to be back.
- I'll see you later.
- Yes.
- Have you missed me, then?
- Oh, have you been away?
- Have you got it?
- I have. Sovereign to win.
And is he a winner, do you think?
- Undoubtedly.
- Are you ready, gentlemen?
Go on, boy!
Go on! Go on!
- Go on!
- Look, he's leading.
- Joey, time for a pint.
- Absolutely.
- Be a dear. Dolly?
- I don't want to miss the finish.
Don't be silly.
There's plenty of time.
What do you think?
There's no one like him.
Really? No one?
No one.
He's a genius.
Come on, Charlie! Come on!
Oh, he was doing so well.
Give that to him.
Give that here.
- Tell me something.
- What's that?
Is Laura in love with AJ?
- With AJ? No.
- No?
No, she... loves his work,
but... deep down
she's devoted to Harold.
Deep down. It's a lovely phrase.
Do you know who you are deep down?
Yes, I think so.
I wish I did.
And I know what I want.
I That's why I'm lonely
I No home at all
I After the ball is over
Morn! Morn!
I If you could read them all
I After the ball I
Oh, very good.
Oh, I wish I could play.
So do I. I...
That was fantastic.
Where did you learn to sing?
It's so beautiful down here,
isn't it?
Yes, it is.
It's the most beautiful place
I've ever been to.
- Florence.
- Yes.
- I've something I want to ask you.
- Yes.
What on earth are you doing
mooning about out here?
We're dancing inside
and only yesterday
you said how much you loved dancing.
And I am the best dancer in Lamorna.
Eh, Gilbert? Come on.
Florence!
Florence!
I need you this afternoon.
- I'm sorry, I can't. I'm busy.
- Busy doing what?
Sketching.
In your bedroom?
Hey. Well, bring it with you.
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