| [machines whirring] |
00:00:55.840 - 00:00:57.888 |
| What's the matter, Mrs. James? |
00:01:24.200 - 00:01:25.929 |
| You'd better have a good rest tonight.
It's these 12-hour shifts. |
00:01:26.000 - 00:01:29.641 |
| I had some bad news this morning, miss. |
00:01:29.720 - 00:01:31.768 |
| My Jim's missing. |
00:01:31.840 - 00:01:33.808 |
| Oh, try not to worry.
I'm sure he'll turn up. |
00:01:33.880 - 00:01:36.804 |
| Oh, I do hope so, miss. |
00:01:36.880 - 00:01:38.803 |
| I expect I'll feel better
when I've had a cup of tea. |
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| - [horn blaring]
- That's right. It's finishing time now. |
00:01:41.280 - 00:01:44.204 |
| [indistinct chattering] |
00:01:44.280 - 00:01:46.089 |
| - [man whistling]
- [snoring] |
00:01:47.080 - 00:01:49.401 |
| [restless chattering] |
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| A million bullets
for dispatch by the morning? |
00:01:52.240 - 00:01:54.891 |
| But, I tell you, the girls have done
ten hours today already. |
00:01:54.960 - 00:01:57.930 |
| Yes, I realize how urgent it is. |
00:01:58.000 - 00:01:59.684 |
| - [people jeering]
- [chattering continues] |
00:01:59.760 - 00:02:01.096 |
| But you can't expect these girls to work
14 hours a stretch. |
00:02:01.120 - 00:02:03.600 |
| All right, I'll ask them. |
00:02:05.120 - 00:02:06.929 |
| She doesn't have to ask us. |
00:02:07.000 - 00:02:08.604 |
| A million bullets by the morning. |
00:02:08.680 - 00:02:11.081 |
| All right, come on, girls.
It's got to be done. |
00:02:11.160 - 00:02:13.367 |
