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never complained before matter what's
the holdup is dinner never coming Jane
tell cook we'll be about two minutes
come in it's about it's no use nagging
me try not to come downstairs with my
hair looking like a bird's nest in all
the years I've known you you've never
worried about silly things like fashion
or curlicues curls or ringing Lizzie and
mr. Jameson has not come to meet some
vain silly seventeen-year-old
having tantrums and upsetting the
servants it's a good thing you left
Medical School before you graduated your
brutal you're pulling it out in handfuls
and then you won't have to worry anymore
will you and then a gram while famed for
her sharp mind and her bald head he's a
very dear friend and he thinks you don't
want to meet him I don't want you much
making for me we are not but we can't
live in powder for the next few weeks
just because you wish to I'm sorry other
now
Oh is he you're right and I'm wrong all
wrong I'm sorry of course you can't we
do feel for you come in put them over
here Jane I'll do it no no you go to
your guest I'm sorry Jane was a horribly
rude no miss but I was doing the best of
course you are come on then make me
beautiful
is here terribly boring solicitor just a
little bit boring
I am at the gate see my broken heart see
my tears hear my sobs I am here
not good enough enough quite frankly
I've upset her everything upsets her
seeing us happy hearing us disagree
seeing the children play the servants
smell of a rose
Charles her heart is broken sweetheart
we can't mend it for her and if she can
do that
it's so easy for everyone else you and
Charles so happy and my father and mrs.
Coste concern why can't I if I ever see
him again I think that I will kill him
I'll hit him and hit him and hit
good morning see Charles you look very
pretty enough you slept well I didn't
allow myself to sleep I lay awake on a
bed of nails all night as a punishment
for being such a terrible houseguest Oh
No and as dawn broke I made a resolution
it's time to leave my broken heart and
Finn O'Neill behind I am a spinster I
shall enjoy being a spinster and I shall
be a wonderful aunt and godmother shan't
I such nonsense Eleanor you already are
I shall take the children on a picnic
and right from know to armaid it's a
birthday next week
Oh No visit the village school you take
such an interesting it's Sunday and the
village school will have to wait until
tomorrow I'm glad it's Sunday I shall
start my new life with a rousing him and
a stirring sermon not an our parish
church you weren't sure we got it a huge
success of any of the congregation
managed to stay away that small window
breaks it's dawn Romeo it's nearly six
o'clock then I better go and see my
family but I dare not tell them about
you my dearest Romeo and Juliet we have
well Alibaba sounded just like a lady to
me you must be Sarah
yes Miss Sarah Mars I'll look after the
children when a nanny has a day off
Williams been talking about you all week
and mrs. Carroll says you're the
brightest star in the village school
she's going to be a teacher if I'm good
enough miss of course you were I can see
it straightaway and you're a budding
actress I just like the story
those two poor people so deeply in love
and so tragic and I'm doing it in my
exam miss exams I've wasted half my life
on exams Sara exams to not make you
happy
and being happy is what matters luncheon
is served
everyone wants us ladies to be happy if
we smile and say all the right things it
makes life so much easier
Sara I'll tell your teacher you must
read about miss Nightingale adventures
in far-flung lands every girl should
know about Florence Nightingale Sarah is
not Eleanor Bramwell she's an orphan she
was brought up in the workhouse and we
must fit her for her position in this
world the schoolteacher has are under
his wing just think darling if I had
rescued you from medical school
we try to school one girl for teaching
and one boy for clocking and if you have
more than one talented pupil country
needs its farm laborers miss Bronwen
quite as much as this doctors we all
must eat Sam loach has been absent all
week
the Milligan I'll call in and his mother
on the way home you will just give her
another sovereign and she will just
spend it on gin again working in that
dreadful place I think we must give up
with him he's born to be a beast of
burden in this miserable mire of a
village you dislike the village and the
children and you despise education I
wonder that do you bother at all so do i
when I have to tolerate the criticism of
ladies who stare at my pupils as if
there were animals in the zoo I was
noting the ringworm and lice the scabs
and sores and signs of malnutrition I'm
grateful for your interest but mrs. kill
Shaw should not have torn you away from
me a sewing circle miss brownwell is far
too busy with her Hospital to join any
sewing circle and I would be ashamed of
a waiting room was full of dirt and
disease as this classroom is would you
miss Bramwell how satisfying for you
and I hear where you saying is stupid
creatures sit up straight
oh yeah once 77
no cheese cabbage and he's dead they
think this was heaven it's all very well
saying that man but he's the eldest if
you don't work I merely have to go on
fields he doesn't look like he's well
enough to work anywhere he's got to come
he'll be all right for sure I would do
the more good than this smoky atmosphere
can you sit up for me no it's weird
Ellen I'm not doctoring but resting the
place is filthy what can you expect do
my best
you'll be crawling with vermin yourself
if you don't get off that floor here's a
sovereign to buy some good fresh food
I'll have my housekeeper send a mattress
no rashes here this is all the time
mumps measles whooping cough from one
epidemic to another epidemics of the
result of ignorance and neglect not
thunder bolts from heaven I'm a teacher
not a doctor excuse me I'm going for my
dinner Sarah take them through their
tables again at 1 o'clock examine them
if you must
it'll make no difference to them or me
I'm here to rest mr. Hearn not to work
then go and rest miss Bramwell no one is
asking you to do anything but mind your
own business
am I the only doctor in the area
it's so unspeakably rude he has a
terrible temper miss it's not a crossing
but you have a clean bill of health you
can run along outside and play nice it's
quarter past and mr. Hanks ain't worried
about mr. Hearn with half his school
infected I'm sure he'll have better
things to worry about the multiplication
tables Sara assemble applause all these
children are infected you can't sit them
next to healthy children in this one
airless room what do you think will
happen when I dismiss them at the end of
the day do you think that parents will
segregate them from each other Sara the
door Sara stay where you are I will not
let you neglect the care of these
children you seem a little irrational
miss Bramwell and as you were here for a
rest I can only suggest that you take it
Sara will you please round to mr. kill
Shaw and tell him that I need to see him
urgently what are you going to do
measles can kill a malnourished child
and these are half starved if it doesn't
kill them it can definitely need care
and nursing and I will make sure they
get it
you heard me does your tall girl and
siren leave the doors open we need fresh
air
myself I've worked as a rotor system for
the mothers but the care they give will
be very basic it's only measles every
girl gets it and Jonesy's come
especially and must see the children
settle down for the night
really Anna you're beyond a joke now
Ellen are be honest with your old uncle
Charles measles I'm not overreacting in
any way no it isn't because mr. Hearn
annoyed you and you wanted to show the
thing or two there are two young babies
in the village we can't risk them
getting infected when you decide to
shake off melancholy you do a thoroughly
but if being busy helped it does you see
right through me don't you
your class clear sparkling class
that is fragile
oh dear
saved me for mr. Jameson Charles
sometimes I couldn't trip her up and tie
her doctor and she doesn't like me of
course she does well everyone does
calamine lotion for big bottles Flint
yes
lice oh yes and thermometers six mix
better go home to your other children
mrs. Jenkins if you can manage dr.
Sara's staying for the night I've made
my bed okay mr. Holmes our fish are you
taking the temperatures I have miss what
a good nurse you'd make look at these
neat records mrs. Jenkins had the old
tuffet miss don't wake up the little
ones but if they wake in the night give
it to them then and keep your eyes on
Sam he's the worst-affected Yes Doctor
and as much water as they like yes
that's not mine
no it was the warmest in the house I
don't want you catching a chill what
happened I didn't see did she drop the
juggle stumble she swooned
she just gave a huge so I closed her
eyes and sort of Pohang stare self very
poetic lift her up Charles we can't
leave her here all night alright no
wonder she's fainted she's nice too
something too tightly well
five months gone I'd say all their fancy
education ideas yes it's true what they
say you start off in the workouts if we
call you back on the place 11 now
there it is first sign of the rash she
has measles in addition to all her other
problems she bring a thermometer please
mrs. Jenkins mrs. Jenkins my husband
decides Minh at the church miss I'm
sorry I'll be off on yes of course um
the thermometers are on the table next
to the calamine lotion I won't do
anything for an immoral [ __ ] miss I'll
be back in the morning for the children
don't worry there's only you and me mrs.
Jenkins is gone you see
have you told anybody else
the further
so you've been worrying about this and
weeping and fretting all on your own
did you have any family at all
you know we're going to do with you do
you know who the father is
yes of course you do I'm sorry
well you must tell him and he must
accept responsibility please
take my hand here now you're not alone
chose I'd quite forgotten here
how dreadful of me I'm glad you did her
Sara another case of measles well off
you go to Isabelle's ruin dinner there's
nothing you can do here I'm waiting to
walk you home
I'm not going Sarah I can't look after
the small ones and someone must but not
you
I've done worse in worse places Isabel
would never forgive me
she'll beat me soundly and refuse me my
pudding but you shall go to bed pudding
loose off you go what a wonderful woman
you are
Helena Brahma
I watch you I'm lost I wonder where will
you sleep
I went doze and rest I'm used to it good
night Charles why did you say you were
glad I'd forgotten you because when you
saw me your face lit up and you're quite
beautiful when you smile
I'll have a rest and come back later
look after the Miss fresh food and quiet
that's all they need to much never been
married no children knows better than
any of us stand out all night husband
doctor indeed is looking she's doing
here we couldn't do it oh yeah after the
temperatures taken not everyone Fred
could I have some put the lid on the pot
then we need to talk for supper all the
village girl she's the last one I would
have suspected after all mr. Han has
done for her and us the whole village
really this is how she rewards us doing
with the farm hands no doubt Sara seems
like a very nice girl to me
well she fooled all of us she has no one
she's used by everyone bye bye mr. horn
in the schoolroom for her own good you
in the nursery you see some man you talk
as if you hate us all me and Charlie
don't hate anyone it was a mistake my
coming here oh you have so little in
common I don't understand we were
talking about that wretched girl and
suddenly we were at loggerheads I better
get back to the schoolroom Sarah will be
feeling dreadful I feel dreadful you're
so smug Izzy can't you imagine what a
girl like Sarah must be going through no
I cannot she's been given a good
Christian upbringing living off the
charity of others and now she's
permitted some man Sarah has done only
what I and countless others have done
but with far more excuse
and now you may send me back to London
if you like
I must look after a 15 year old child
who is alone and lonely and lost remorse
the good words
repentance is more than words what are
you doing should be resting
this is janky that I will submit meself
use for me leave them leave them and go
indoors a position in life has changed
she needs to accept him understand that
she needs Christian forgiveness good
food and rest good day good day miss
Bronwen
Sara scrub your hands and arms and find
a clean apron how are we all
Sara taking your temperatures she must
not
she hasn't been anywhere near them Sara
come and sit down and take down the
temperatures as I call them out was that
delicious smell
look chitterlings miss it's a church
school sleeping slim with innocence she
should be sent straight back to the work
that's where she belong this she does
the school won't see me again for one
and miles but nor did supplying them
with meat I can promise you that
coming here was an idea yesterday
afternoon you took a walk to a village
since then you've closed the school
reopened it as a hospital and alienated
the local women what exactly were those
harridans getting on about Isabel didn't
tell you she just said you'd argued
she's lying in her room with a headache
the [ __ ] is poor little Sarah Sarah
Sarah Miller what about her she's having
a child good God and she has measles she
refuses to name the father but I'll
speak to her again later how is she
physically Annie she's young fit it is
only a simple infection after all but it
would be sad if it affected the baby an
unwed mother with a sickle crippled
child porridge yes and some man walks
away laughing how do you know he's doing
that men all over the world do that
we're not all like fit on you
sweet lonely Ella
I think no less of you Isabelle told you
no just listening to you talk is that
why you and is he argued we argued over
Sarah and then I told her about Finn I
think she was very shocked yes yes she
would be she's a very sheltered I wish I
was as sheltered and narrow-minded and
cosseted if she is
I thought that I could never confide in
anyone you know your confidence is safe
with me yes I do
well I I better help Sara with dinner or
she'll be fainting again and some of the
children can play outside this afternoon
mr. Hearn happy little scene it was
children do not seem to have this but
it's dampened by my presence
how is Sara little tired determined not
to name the father very loyal yes she
would be it's in her nature which makes
her predicament all the more tragic
she's without a future now
no school will ever have an unmarried
mother on its staff no it's a harsh
world and a hypocritical one problem
Oliver done something new to offend him
not me no
you see my god you did lives in all of
you how could you be so cruel and
perverted how do you miss Bramwell how
is it that such a pretty face can
conceal such a cess pit of a mind this
child can it be in such trouble and
don't distract me Sarah before the days
out you're going to tell me the man's
name
grief and heartbreak do strange things
to a woman she calls me smug and say you
are as I am too when anyone is as happy
as we are they can't help but be smug we
must make allowances further
I never stopped making allowances for
her I put myself out I reorganized the
whole household to make her welcome
I've jamesy coming for cards tonight
chance has he moved in well I'm gonna
said she wanted to meet him again didn't
she doesn't see the state you're this is
Jenkins thank you for coming back I
don't know how long I'll be we'll look
after the children miss better awesome
that creature
it's a bad child I'm sorry I need your
help
whatever is it sarah has miscarried I
have to bring her here I couldn't a sake
yeah she's breathing I can't help her at
the school you've seen how filthy the
places and that tiny room you trained to
be a doctor for two years yes but
there's no one else who can help me
she's bleeding is he she could die well
miss I don't understand little lost the
child you have Sarah I'm sorry
to talk to you it's a nightgown I left
it upstairs very crime but he's wrong
don't you see no it makes please don't
let him stay he won't stay try to become
lost the child chuckles not to worry
anymore don't you call her
let's try to lie still and breathe
deeply little child for the best that we
will do it she's making no sense
like this a man is neither use nor
ornament look just like little Rosie
sorry must lie still you really don't
want a dinner guests on an evening like
this they do stop them talking about the
wretched operation how are you darling
sorted you see I have it again how's the
girl she's recovering
she's very distressed as much for the
child as for herself
grieving its loss it's probably for the
best for her sake he's still very weak
she'll need a few days bed rest at least
the maid is sitting with her until she
waits properly we won't move her
upstairs in the servants quarters for a
couple of days she can't stay here well
why not where else could she go if
they'll take care of her the workhouse
you can't want us to go back to that
dreadful place no well I must bathe and
change you must be exhausting and you
your child has just died do you feel no
emotion relief not for me for her I
never intended any of this the girl
looked after the children she was just a
servant just
but then she started talking to me about
books and she became something more and
now you're going to tell me that you
loved her
no but she loved me and that's very
seductive is it you know it is but she
can't stay here under the same roof as
Isabel I never so much as look at Sara
again I won't risk losing Isabel and my
future for the sake of some girl with a
winning smile how can you be sure you're
so weak and so ready to be tempted if I
was weak and so is she she is just a
child you took advantage didn't force
myself on her I'm not that kind of
gentleman any more than Finn O'Neill is
when a woman takes the risk
the side door
shockingly shameless fool
we must think of the future now no
moping about the past no laughs my name
is why because your brows branded with
some shocking scarlet mark it isn't
why shouldn't you find a good job I knew
her maybe a husband one day I don't want
a husband miss I want it's one kind word
just for him to say sorry about the
child and about me it's not much to want
is it no you still love him
mrs. kill shows being so kind to me that
makes me here to wanna see him I know
it's wrong cover me I'm gonna stop
loving at the drop of a hat women can't
but moping around and being tragic about
it won't help you or anyone else they
won't have him back at Mill till she
says he's fit
well they she's fed him for a few days
she'll in a week I'm losing won't be
overreaching in two pockets will it
I might go understand that Sam will not
be returning to his lessons I've got the
rest of them to feed mrs. loach
the turn will be back to normal in a
couple of days you'd be doing him a
Newark than this when his eyes have
stopped itching
she loves me it's Tinker Tailor Soldier
sailor the gemstone that's to decide who
you're going to marry I made that
decision two children and a whole
lifetime ago
she loves me not here have one of mine
have you ever seen such a child jamesy
she loves me there I can enjoy the rest
of the evening I'm going home on Monday
what I'll send a note to my father but
you were staying here until the end of
the month you don't want me cluttering
up your social calendar for another
three weeks
I do sorry if Helena feels ready to
return to the hectic life of London she
isn't this is because we had words the
other day isn't it of course not as I
was so judgmental to that poor girl
downstairs your turn James II Tinker
Tailor dr. su but I just wasn't thinking
and it was before I saw her distressed
she was and I have tried to make up for
it it has nothing to do with Sarah well
or very little you and Charles have your
own very full lives and I have mine I
wouldn't see you for months unless I
come up to town we'll miss you Ella now
that you must do what you think best
but the children have their little show
to put on for you I'm not running away
in the middle of the night they can put
it on tomorrow is it so terrible here
it's wonderful you've been very kind
you offered your house as a refuge and
that's what I saw at first a rural
little peace and kindness but it isn't
it's a community which punishes a
foolish girl and casts her out we are
not throwing her out I've told her she
may stay on as under nanny I asked you
to wait until we discussed it stay on
here that's even worse even worse I
don't understand you I really do not
begin to understand you I suppose I
could join a club up in town and call on
you once a month or so
you can't stay here you know that missus
kill sure ask me but missus kill Shaw
doesn't know does she
if you stay here seeing Charles kill
Shaw day in and day out what do you
think will happen you're not a child
Sarah answer me
nothing will happen miss mr. kill Shaw
came to my room last night to tell me
that nothing will still happen again you
came to your room doesn't that
demonstrate how wrong this is
only to tell me you could never happen
again and when Isabelle is cross with
him or he speaks to you in the library
he catches sight of you through a window
that's how these things happen Sarah if
you read in one of your books about a
married man with two lovely children
making love to an orphan girl you make
you sound dreadful and flirting with his
wife's best friend it he be the hero or
the villain or just a very weak man he
wants to be strong but he can't so you
must be strong enough for both of you
well like our you can work with me in
the East End until you're accepted as
one of miss nightingales nurseries would
you tag me of course they'll take you
put them on the kill shores card for
yourself
dr. Bramwell I believe there been no new
cases of measles for three days
sensible quarantine halts the spread of
disease mr. Hun
mama children will all be returning to
their lessons tomorrow looking healthier
than I've ever seen them I think maybe
that's an exaggeration all week they'll
put to bed early and allowed to sleep
through we're at simple good food when
either personal beaten you may have
given them the only stay in heaven they
will ever know are you mocking me mr.
Hearn I said I'm not cue for what I
cannot do which I could bring a few days
peace and joy into their lives but you
give them so much education I'll limit
what I teach them I have a
responsibility
I don't torture Sarah with dreams she
can never fulfill dreams are not at all
pointed dreams unfulfilled dreams dreams
did you have when you first came to
teaching mr. you don't a deal of good in
this village as a doctor and I honor you
for it but the greatest kindness she can
do poor Sarah is to equip her for the
miserable life she must lead not give
her dream she can never ever I have my
lessons to prepare for tomorrow
I'm sure that you've been offended in
some way no was it Charles
he doesn't join mischief-making but
there's no harm in him I haven't been
offended take Sara with you I just wish
I knew what had happened sit down here
and talk to me properly tell me
everything
every single thing that has happened
nothing has happened I've been here too
long I miss my friends and my work and
I'm over Finn that's all and now you
must hurry back to all your adventures
and excitements huh two long hours and
little pay and a father who hasn't much
time for me these days we have so much
independence income interest you do good
in the wild and I'm lonely either I was
lonely until I married but you do love
him what does he love me
has he ever no no is it truly nothing
like that I'm sure he loves you he was
unfaithful to me I think I would die
times marriage is all I have if he turns
away from me I've got nothing while you
have so much when I get your letters I
read them over and over again trying to
imagine your world and the back of my
head there's this little nugget of
consolation but she doesn't know what it
is to have been loved and now it seems
you know even that he loved me yes but
it didn't last very long
the carriage is here have you ladies
finished your Garson we were talking
about you Eleanor says you're much more
handsome than she remembered don't you
Ellie yes is Sarah ready waiting
downstairs
the basket thank you on the train
picnics era moment please sure sure
good morning mr. Hearn we are and rather
a hurry to get to the station yes
Sarah I thought might enjoy these as an
atlas so that wherever miss Nightingale
sends you and where we're going and
Romeo and Juliet the greatest traveling
companion of all well logbook wherever
she goes she'll always remember the
teacher who gave it to her well maybe a
girl now don't disgrace us goodbye
ah yes sir
a small gift from mrs. kill Shaw and me
you'll need to buy aprons and caps I
find it seems like a fortune but thank
you I don't want it it might be very
useful I'll work for I get miss only
honestly I didn't steal it from the bank
thank you mrs. kill Shaw
I'd rather neither husband's money
get on your way on
Farren Karla glances and doctors never
feel cool and I feel tired we never eat
scratch or flirt with the patient so
they regard life which is why the
occasional cake to fortify its Madeira
fruit
you
you
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