Brief Encounter

00:00:24 [Bell Tolling]

00:04:49 - Oh, I see. - I'm a general practitioner.

00:08:06 and never particularly cared for.

00:11:29 My birthday's in June. There aren't any pantomimes in June.

00:15:15 Fred

00:18:37 - Nasty, very nasty. - Better?

00:21:42 and you know how I love barrel organs.

00:24:48 We finished lunch, and that idiot of a waitress had put the bill all on one.

00:28:20 but what do I get out of it?

00:31:11 - There's your train. - Yes.

00:34:50 He'll be as right as rain in a few hours.

00:37:36 I'm laughing at me. I'm the one that's funny.

00:41:11 Please don't say anymore.

00:44:35 That boatman thinks we are quite dotty, but look how sweet he's been.

00:48:21 Was I? Yes, I suppose I was.

00:51:43 that I had ever lied to you.

00:55:34 It all seemed very grand.

00:58:31 That it isn't worth it.

01:02:23 And if them sandwiches were made this morning, you're Shirley Temple.

01:07:29 - I must go now. I'll collect my hat and coat. - Very well.

01:11:25 I walked away, trying to look casual, knowing that he was watching me.

01:15:35 - I shall have to lock up. - All right.

01:19:35 not to let it spoil our last moments together.

01:23:10 just so that I could see him again for an instant.