Carrington

00:01:35 (train whistle)

00:06:22 (Carrington) Don't you like Ottoline?

00:11:13 Why don't you stay the night?

00:15:39 if you saw a German soldier raping your sister?

00:18:49 in some entirely ridiculous war they seem quite unable to grasp

00:21:25 Surely it wouldn't be right to plant nothing but cabbages and cauliflowers.

00:25:36 Let's see if we can't avoid all this, shall we?

00:29:12 Anything you like, Lytton.

00:35:06 So, would you mind if I left you directly after dinner?

00:40:40 My God!

00:43:43 - That's not the point. - Of course it is.

00:47:56 "l am confident, had I been damn'd in hell, and should have heard of this

00:51:04 - (Lytton) Yes, but will I like him? - Gerald? I don't see why not.

00:54:42 Oh. Well, never mind.

00:59:06 - A great deal of difference. - It's just a piece of paper.

01:02:36 But of course that is absurd.

01:08:27 I feel as if I'm drowning.

01:13:53 All right. Let's go through this step by step, shall we?

01:17:07 Tell him.

01:21:29 No, it's more than that.

01:25:05 I've done something rather impulsive.

01:33:24 One doesn't intend to let it get out of hand, and then it does.

01:36:55 So, I abandoned the gumboots and began to sidle up to the blond.

01:45:10 It is to you I owe the happiness, probably, of my life with Lytton.