Major Barbara

00:02:24 The ancient Greeks considered it unseemly...

00:07:11 Will you come with me to our shelter where we'll pray together?

00:12:13 Remember the first time we caught a bus here, Major?

00:16:52 Well, dear, there were other differences.

00:21:40 - My dear sir, I beg your pardon. - Not at all. Delighted, I'm sure.

00:26:02 May I suggest a compromise?

00:30:57 but the better you are, the worse they like to think you was afore they rescued you.

00:35:33 Easy there, mate! She ain't done you no harm.

00:40:01 Oh, you're the man that little Jenny Hill was praying for inside just now.

00:44:24 Hello, Papa. So you kept your promise.

00:49:06 That is a frightful reflection, Mr. Walker, but I can't tear myself away from her.

00:53:15 Snobby Price drew our biggest crowd for months.

00:58:28 - What's he done to you? - Sergeant, it's Bill Walker that was my bloke.

01:02:46 That will make the standard price to buy anybody who's for sale.

01:08:31 but Bodger, Bodger, Bodger...

01:13:15 - Barbara! - Majorl

01:19:29 # Bring them in with all their sin #

01:26:16 - Perfectly. - Good.

01:30:51 - Quick! - Right, sir!

01:35:09 would be down on him like kites on a battlefield if he gave his name.

01:39:45 What? No capacity for business?

01:45:50 Plato says, my friend, that society cannot be saved...

01:51:56 - When I learnt the horrible truth... - What do you mean by the horrible truth, pray?

01:56:33 You understand, don't you, that I had to decide without consulting you.