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#Mothering Sunday Movie
#Mothering Sunday
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00:00It's a gorgeous day for you, yeah?
00:14Yes, sir.
00:17It's a pretty gorgeous day.
00:21Don't you think so, Mary?
00:23You know, if someone had told us it was going to be like this,
00:31we must as well have all packed hampers.
00:34It's something we used to do.
00:37Come by the river.
00:40Take it.
00:43Don't you think? I do.
00:45It's March, don't you?
00:47Well, yes, yes, indeed.
00:49We shall drive to Henley for lunch.
00:51And you, Jane, you and Millie shall have a hold of it to...
00:57Well, please, please.
01:00Thank you, sir.
01:02Just imagine that.
01:04Please, please.
01:08In the holidays, we shall have a sample.
01:16Sounds lovely, sir.
01:19And you, Jane, what will you do?
01:40Good morning, Beachwood House.
01:42Hey.
01:44What are you?
01:47Yes, madame.
01:48Yes, madame.
01:49Yes, madame.
01:53Who was that, Jane?
02:17I'm the ambassador.
02:19Really?
02:20Well, Jane, before you go...
02:33You're very kind, sir.
02:35You have a lovely day, sir.
02:38Millie will take the first place at the station for 2 April.
02:42Yes, and then I'll have a promise.
02:45Oh yes, bye.
02:47Will you?
02:49If I may, sir, I'll just take myself off.
02:53Add us on the second bicycle.
02:55So you say it's such a lovely day.
02:56Lovely day, yes, mate.
02:58See, it's all you might.
03:00Certainly, that's what I do, after my own devices.
03:13I'm happy.
03:16I'll count to everyone's message.
03:18Thank you, sir.
03:23Perfect, thank you.
03:24Consider yourself free to go.
03:47To my mothers, freedom is not the word.
03:50It's a beautiful day, Mary.
03:52Jesus, I hate it when you're cheerful.
03:54I'm being left to my own devices.
03:56Oh, David.
03:59Devices.
04:02I'll even set you up once I got the first pair with you.
04:06Why?
04:07Where are you up to date?
04:08I'll just let you go.
04:25All day for the book, Billy.
04:32Absolutely marvelous.
04:33Mother inside.
04:35She'll have cooked a lovely side for me.
04:38Her famous potatoes.
04:39I'm not going to write me for this hint.
04:41She's also used to be fresh.
04:43She will not.
04:44She will not come off her mind.
04:45I'm not going to try a million stories.
04:48I saw her in the night.
04:49I saw her in the middle of the year.
04:51Despite a bloody war.
04:52And that's a spectacularly good.
04:55You don't think the excuse would be husbandless.
04:57Try telling her now.
04:59And then God forbid I mention it.
05:01God forbid.
05:02You know, if I talk about it.
05:04If I don't mention my lad's name.
05:07Nick, please stop.
05:08A second.
05:23Doesn't it look better?
05:25Do you suppose they tell you the truth?
05:38What?
05:38Who tells you the truth?
05:41I was just thinking about assembling for the necessary lunch today.
05:45The live-ins, the sharing-ins, the odd days.
05:48I don't know if they say to one another now.
05:51Oh, well, the wedding, I suppose.
05:53Hmm?
05:56I suppose.
06:00How many days left again?
06:02Eleven.
06:04I think.
06:06It's nice to have a wedding.
06:07Yes, nice to have a little joy.
06:12You're right.
06:13A little joy goes a long way.
06:15You can tell your ma, at least someone's getting married.
06:18Oh, yes.
06:19That will cheer her right up.
06:20Have you met my mother?
06:21Sometimes I feel as though I have.
06:23Yes, Mel.
06:24Or maybe you'll acquire one on the train.
06:26Husband and...
06:27Never know, some sort of rambler.
06:29Tall, dark, handsome.
06:32Strong arms.
06:33How do you know about strong arms?
06:36Why are strong arms so excellent?
06:38Wait for me, then.
06:38If it's my husband, we're bonding.
06:40Wait, bloody.
06:41Help, Jane.
06:42Hurry up.
06:43Slow down.
06:44No!
06:59Let's go.
07:29Seven o'clock.
07:54Five o'clock, Jane.
07:56I'm torn.
07:59Seven o'clock, Jane.
08:29Seven o'clock, Jane.
08:59Seven o'clock, Jane.
09:00I am.
09:00I just want you to tell me, sweetie.
09:03I've not met like this before.
09:14Good morning, Mitra's house.
09:32Jane.
09:35Yes, Mel.
09:37Yes, Mel.
09:38I'll be on my own.
09:42I'm torn.
09:46Well, do you approve?
10:07Who came up with that again?
10:21What?
10:22Calling your parents a shower.
10:26I don't know. Dick or Freddie made it up and that sort of stuff.
10:32Why are you called Jane Fairchild?
10:35I couldn't leave my past.
10:38I'd hear Jane's again.
10:42Scarlet from a tissue on the steps.
10:47When Jane was on the future,
10:50they thought they wanted to give us something more time to do.
10:58I thought you'd find justice.
11:03I thought you'd find justice.
11:05I couldn't leave my past.
11:10I couldn't leave my past.
11:13I thought you'd find justice.
12:55Excuse me, please.
13:01Sorry.
13:08You're the new girl at Vietred.
13:10I'm a Upley.
13:15The Sheringham's.
13:16I'm Jane.
13:18Ethel.
13:19Mr. Sheringham.
13:26Hello.
13:30Who's your friend, then?
13:32Uh, this is Jane, sir.
13:34New girl at Vietred.
13:36Hello.
13:36Are you looking after the Nivens?
13:42Yes, sir.
13:46Very dear friends of mine, the Nivens.
13:50I'll see a great deal of you, I'm sure.
13:52Yes, sir.
13:53Nice to meet you, Jane.
13:58You have a lovely day.
14:02You too, sir.
14:04He's one of the good ones.
14:06Always like that.
14:07Like what?
14:09Friendly.
14:09I'm sure.
14:16Bye.
14:18Nice to meet you.
14:23Good.
14:23Yes.
14:32What are you doing?
14:33Stand there.
14:35Stay still.
14:36Why?
14:37What are you doing?
14:39Studying.
14:43That's my reason for showing up late.
14:46I'm making an awful lot to get through.
14:49Must work.
14:50Must work.
14:50Mugging up on law books, Jane.
14:54Let me attend where you study.
14:57You're what I intend to study today.
15:01On law books, I'm.
15:08Must let them understand the law books.
15:20you're right.
15:25I'm.
15:28You're right.
15:29I'm.
15:32I'm.
16:33I'll try to provide brilliant views and excellent road surfaces.
16:39And a picnic.
16:47And a buck in the field.
16:52It was a perfect sound in day, Jay.
16:55Do you rather wish you were doing that instead?
16:58No.
16:58Look at me.
17:02Yeah.
17:04It's perfect.
19:36I've heard that said.
19:41I'll have to meet you in an hour, Jane.
19:45By the swamp.
19:46I'll have to meet you in an hour.
19:55Godfrey, for goodness sake.
20:02We'll be late, my dear.
20:03Certainly the pace you drive, we will be.
20:07Please, Clary, at least.
20:13Here we are.
20:16I can't bear to be late.
20:18It hardly matters.
20:20It's just a lunch.
20:22Just yet another lunch.
20:25Here we go.
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