Angels and Insects

00:23:41 Young Mr Swinnerton wishes to marry my daughter.

00:26:39 Well, that must be so.

00:30:24 They are so terribly fragile.

00:33:59 Oh...

00:36:25 and not be able myself...

00:39:41 As for breeding, I count my father as a kind man, an honest man

00:43:10 We are both men of the outdoors. We have that in common, do we not?

00:51:06 My present good fortune...

00:57:29 You put molasses in a tin and they fall in and can't right themselves.

01:01:03 can hardly be said to have a distinct origin.

01:04:13 Am! Am!

01:06:52 Yes, yes.

01:09:04 I pray nightly for the cause of President Lincoln.

01:11:23 What would you say to a few cartoon-like illustrations to your text?

01:15:49 Where does it all come from?

01:18:43 I don't, not a personal one. But in her general wellbeing.

01:21:27 "They are beaten back, for the most part, from their home nests

01:24:53 This cushion here. That's better.

01:29:30 Is she ill?

01:33:15 It was just something secret... that was, you know?

01:35:34 It's perfectly obvious. You just have to look at them.

01:40:05 I choose to know about some things and not about others.

01:42:38 I have a banker's draft from Mr Murray, the publisher, which will more than suffice

01:44:54 - Matty... Miss Crompton... - Up here, at night, there is no Matty!