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hello and welcome back to the third
installment in our adaptation of
trollop's Dr Thorne I'm Julian fellows
it's time our story sees love Blossom
and jealousy Festa
Luis Gadget has come into a large
inheritance from his father and it seems
his ego has inflated in proportion to
his newly acquired riches at any rate he
will do anything to win Mary's
affections he feels the Splendor of the
position he's offering her must surely
win her heart but unfortunately for him
Mary's heart already belongs to Frank
and she doesn't seem willing to consider
any other options
it's a regular love triangle which of
course I always enjoy
let's see what happens next
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moving back on Thursday I can hardly
wait
you've been at Vauxhall Hill for ages
tell us about Sir Louis scatchard he
comes there from time to time to respect
his Acres
my uncle manages his business you know
do you like him
sir Louis is not very likable
sometimes he's more disagreeable
sometimes he's less disagreeable but
it's a question of degree
have you missed Gresham spree
what do you think
I warn you Frank's never here he's
either in Cambridge or London I hope
he's well
I heard you're all about the oil of
Lebanon don't worry there's nothing to
it
how do you know Frank told me he likes
Miss Dunstable well enough but not in
that way it was a dream of Mama's I
never thought it would come off
if so Louis holds the mortgage that you
describe how else would you suggest that
the estate can be safe maybe it can't be
well said
the fact is if the family can't afford
to stay there why should we oh trishy
I mean it Frank's happiness is more
important than whether or not
aggressions live in a big house I can
see you ought to be giving the Sunday
sermon not me
perhaps you should talk to your mother I
think it would take a louder voice than
Beatrice's to make Headway with Lady
Arabella this is
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I'm back mama
come in
did you have a nice time at the Orioles
my dear Caleb came in and we all had tea
ah you may call him Caleb to us
and of course when you're on your own
together
but don't use his name too freely no
mama
who else was there
Mary was with us
Mary Thorne she's coming from boxel Hill
we hadn't seen each other since my
engagement so patience invited her
patience oral may ask whom she wishes to
the rectory but you must support your
brother surely when I'm Mrs auriel when
you're married you may do as you wish
but you are not married yet
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yes
does he write to her no he does not nor
she to him
You Wrong Mary Mama I'm coming up to
change
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a little minx
Beatrice Mary Thorne
and patience Oriole you will not quarrel
with patience Oriel not when our
daughter is about to marry her brother I
forbid it
won't you let me summon old thorn
I do not pretend to be concerned Mr
Gresham surely for your comfort my
comfort is not everything
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popped in
she's coming back from boxhall Hill on
Thursday she's hoping to be here in time
for dinner
excuse me doctor but won't it be awkward
from Miss Mary to be back in the village
with her not welcome at the big house
who told you that
we must do our best to make her welcome
which she is
oh good afternoon lady Arabella is Dr
Thorne at home yes he is I'll show you
through
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the lady Arabella Gresham
this is Nana lady Arabella
Mr Gresham urged me to call
for what reason
before we get to that
you're aware that Mary was this
afternoon having tea with Beatrice and
Miss Oriole I don't believe I've
congratulated John Beatrice's engagement
ah
I say I must take you into my confidence
Dr Thorne you know very well how I worry
about Frank you are his mother
just so and you know that unless he
marries money he is lost
and we have all with your assistance can
try to separate him from dear Mary with
my assistance I've given no social
assistance nor will I well in sending
her to stay with Lady scattered you
agreed it were better they were kept
apart I did not agree
you decide Mary AB sent herself from
your house so she stayed away to spare
her feelings there was no agreement
but I must do my duty by my own children
of course you must and therefore I have
called to say that I think it imprudent
for Beatrice and Mary to spend time
together
expect me now to disapprove of Mary's
friendship with Beatrice I'm very fond
of Beatrice I like their friendship I'm
glad of it suppose it should lead to
renewed familiarity between Frank and
Mary
I will say only this
if you wish to put a stop to their
intimacy then deal with Frank he's the
grandson of an Earl so of course you
turn up your nose as a doctor's niece
but tell Frank not me and cease your
persecution of Mary
you are my own daughter until it leaves
her you forget yourself
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good day Dr Thorne
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good day lady Arabella
you spend so much time at the rectory
now you will not notice the difference
when you marry
I'll notice
a Mr Mortimer gazeby Dawson
would you please send word to Mr Gresham
you must be Miss Gresham
and Miss Beatrice
you've done your homework I think you
know my uncle Lord de corsi I'm here as
a lawyer on his recommendation
he told me greshamsbury Park was a fine
place but this is even finer than he led
me to believe the question is can it be
saved Beatrice please how can we be
helpful Mr gaseby shall I show you
around the gardens while we wait for the
par would that be useful nothing could
be more so good Beatrice will tell him
what we're up to he certainly will shall
we go
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Lord de corsi thinks I may be helpful be
grateful for any help he can get
[Music]
should you not have gone to your parents
first with this news
no because I believe it rests with you
as to what I tell them
surely not
Mary's heard a word on the matter and so
are they but I have no part to play
would you object to me as a Suitor
Frank you must consider carefully
you are a fine fella and any young woman
would be lucky to have you well then
it's not as simple as that
Gresham spree has been your family's
seat for centuries
it would pain your father deeply were he
to be the Gresham to lose it
so you would have me be false to my own
heart and to Mary
you're not engaged
no
not yet then consider that's all I ask
you would have me follow my aunt's
advice and marry Miss Dunstable not if
you don't care for her
as a matter of fact I like her very much
but as a friend not her then believe me
it cost me nothing to disagree with Lady
de corsi On Any Given topic
to object to me personally I would be
proud to call you nephew but I beg you
consider your parents and what it means
to them
I'm too far in doctor
cannot Retreat now
my mother asked me not to see Mary and I
have kept too that but it is altered
nothing
but before you speak out there is
something you should know
will not change my mind possibly not but
you should know it all the same
you've always heard that Mary is my
niece and so she is my brother's
daughter but not quite according to the
laws that normally govern these things
go on
forgive me it's hard to go on
for when I do I think I must destroy the
happiness of one I love more than my own
life
well surely the truth can't be so very
bad sir
it's bad enough by heaven foreign
with your permission I will study this
date in detail there may be sources of
income as yet untapped they need to be
very lucrative or perhaps a new system
of repayment that would keep silhoui
content for a few years I doubt it I
believe if his man of business is an
honorable fellow and Will it's a matter
of opinion
he is the soul of honor and will do
whatever he can but when salui takes
possession that may not be much they say
absolui drinks heavily not heavily
enough
salui is a strong man Mr gazeby he may
drink too much but he's not going
anywhere
still we may have run for maneuver
Frank what are you doing here I didn't
expect to see you before the end of term
I have some business to discuss with you
but it can wait no need
with your permission lady Arabella I
will rejoin you the day after tomorrow
we'll be delighted to see you
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has come to advise us as to whether
there is any way to rescue the estate
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thank you
are you leaving Mr gazeby
have they ordered you a carriage I think
I'll walk it's a nice day and the
country area is very sweet after the
third of London you make me quite
envious
I would ask you to accompany me if it
were not impertinent
guys you'd like to learn more about
Gresham spree I'll come if it will be
useful
will you wait while I fetch a coat of
course
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it's a gaysby
when will we see you again I should be
back on Thursday
in the meantime this question will walk
me to the station so that I can learn
more of the estate and its dependence
what a tireless worker she is
perhaps the spiritualist would like to
accompany us
I don't think so
nobody knows more about the village than
Augusta
[Music]
thank you
so
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you intend to do what
to go to boxhall Hill and to ask for
Mary's hand in marriage
ah Frank
she has done all she could to catch you
when I've neither spoken to her nor
exchanged a single note since you banned
her from this house that is her
cleverness can't you see that is her
coming do you really wish her schemes to
end in Triumph mother you wrong her
cruelly
to call me cruel when you know what we
need to survive mother I shall hate
greshamsbury if I hear one more word of
what I have to do to save it
so instead you'll see us turned out to
beg our bread by the roadside it has not
quite come to that oh Frank
I mean to die of a broken heart Arthur
I'd love for you to be happy then if you
wish to see me happy ever again marry
money no I'd have made a fool of myself
in that way if it had not been for Miss
dunstable's good taste and I will not do
it again I hate money only a fool hates
money well then I am a fool for I do not
value it above my happiness
which makes you an ungrateful and
unnatural child out of my way
thank you
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this is not sensible Frank
and there is more
Mary may not know it but her birth is
unsuited to your wife and the mother of
your children so Dr Thorne told me when
I went to him this afternoon but it
makes no difference
should it
I don't recall any talk of moffatt's
birth or Miss dunstables
what else did Thorne say
he told me to consider it carefully
and talk it over with you and my mother
before
I gave Mary my word
did he indeed
well I should have expected no less of
him
very well
but how do you mean to support her
by working many men do
then finish the year at Cambridge for my
sake take your degree
if you are to earn your living you
should have the proper weapons in your
Armory
I will speak to Mary
tell her it was my request when you do
she will not dissuade you
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oh
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he has fallen victim to her Wilds what
is the point of talking like that Mama
say you defend him or her
I defend them both
and when the house and the estate are
gone and we're all
fallen into the mud what will you do
then
if we have fallen fall of the mud I dare
say we shall climb out of the mud Caleb
and die and wash and get on with our
lives which is what I would recommend to
you Mama
you think everything is lost
do I think Frank will be true to Mary
Thorne yes I do
I love him for it
well I do not love him for it
and I will not quit the field quite yet
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Frank master
let me kiss your lucky little face
oh you're a sight for sore eyes you are
and Lord knows my eyes have been sore
since I last saw you oh
what would they say you forget I'm a man
now
this cat should you forget yourself
I seem to recall something of the sort
but you're a lady scattered now
all that is behind you
it may be but at the time we were kept
Alive by the charity of Master Frank's
parents
without the home and wage they offered
me I don't know how we'd have managed we
too oh really
where was the governor
your father was
away for some years he would have liked
to have come home but he could not
I'm very grateful to Lady scattered for
remembering me as if I could forget oh
your hair how dark you all oh enough
lady scratch it
enough
I've come to see Miss Thorne soon
oh she's out riding go straight ahead
from the front door and follow that path
you'll see her
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what does he want with her well they're
all friends the greshams and the Thorns
but we sketches are not old friends of
the grasslands aren't we
looking for you Louie I'll make them
wish they've been more courteous to the
scratches before I'm finished
[Music]
full
bring it now
[Music]
Mr Gresham
yes it is me Mary
I've come to pay my respects
you must have thought me on civil to
stay away for so long not at all
I didn't even know you were back at
greshamsbury
and I came to boxhall to be out of the
way
why should you want to be out of the way
I had my reasons
have you had news of me
I have
but I've been taken up with Lady
scatcher's business dealing with sir
Roger's death I've had no time to think
of myself
when have you ever thought of yourself
I feel so high up here would you help me
down
yes
foreign
do you remember when we were last
together
I remember you were very foolish
then I've come to repeat my folly
for all the months we've been apart
nothing has altered me
Mr Gresham
there are many reasons why I'm not
worthy of you
if you knew them all I do
or at least I know what you think I am
ignorant of
your uncle told me all about your birth
that is why you must not think ill of
your mother for opposing me any mother
would have done the same
Mary
if you'll tell me that I'm nothing to
you
then I'll go away
and I'll leave you in peace and my
mother can be easy
just say the words
you do not love me
you cannot love me
and I'll be gone
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and Mary
darling Mary
will you please be my own wife
for the truth of it is simple
I love you with my whole heart
oh Frank
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foreign
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she's only stepped out for a moment Miss
Don I'll tell a lady should be waiting
for it
sister sitting room it is
the only place she was ever allowed her
own way poor thing
now
when you break the news to your father
you must also tell him that you will
take your degree whatever happens
Mr Gresham and I rolled France
we always understand each other
foreign
will you honor us with your presence at
dinner Mr Gresham I have a very kind sir
Louis but I have to get back
and what about you Miss Thorne
will you be joining us my mother and I
might I be excused I'm tired so I'll ask
for a tray in my room I have still some
packing left to do oh
I don't think I can allow that
in a lot of not on your last night to
boxhall Hill
you may have to
be careful Mr Gresham
I mean we are not at greshamsbury now I
give the orders a boxel hill no one
gives orders to miss Thornton not at
boxhall Hill or Gresham spree
now I should like to know greshams be
better
no Heather
an interest in the place you know
yes
I do know oh I'm sorry to have kept you
oh but you're not going I'm afraid I
must lady scattered
by Mary
I'll see you when you get home
hello
you frightened him off Lily
now let's go upstairs Miss Thorne and
I'll help you pack
it'll be a lot less cocky when you booty
Mount silhouette
when he's left on the roadside outside
his own Gates begging for a bit of crust
you're right Joe
it'll be much less cocky then
I hear Frank and Mary are to marry it
once so Frank says he's quite set on it
has Lady Arabella begun to accept the
situation
no
she must have come around at last
you don't know my mother he cannot
change their minds now
you cannot hope they will she'll hope
they will until they leave the church
is there no one who might convert lady
Arabella not Mr Gresham the power is
very last man who could convince her of
anything
Mr gatesby has a way with Mama
really
oh yes Mr gaze was quite marvelous at
managing her he's blessed with such tact
so everything in the garden is Rosy
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now here's the thing
what is it a letter from Sir Louis
scatcher's London man of business
what does he want
so Louis plans another visit to boxhall
Hill
apparently wants to take a look at
Gresham spree
you cannot do anything without your
permission surely not yet
but his 30th birthday is in a matter of
weeks and the fact is he already owns
the house and much of the estate
so he'll force them to sell up or buy
out their interest which you could do
between luncheon and tea and not notice
the difference
you cannot refuse to receive him
no
he must come here I'll write and invite
him it'll give me a chance to put the
case on the gresham's behalf
you'd better warn The Squire will you
woke up this afternoon I wonder I
haven't been there since you were banned
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good day doctor
thank you
to Zone
Dr Thorne
won't you come in yes I hesitate only
because I shouldn't like to give the
impression that All Is Forgiven and
forgotten
for me there is nothing to forgive
but we couldn't say the same of your
wife
then why are you here
so Louis scattered is on his way back to
Gresham spree
he wants to take a look at the house in
the estate does he
with a view to what he may have a design
to live here
and you cannot stop him not for long
it's his 30th birthday in two months
time so we have come to the end at last
well
I just wonder if there isn't a chance of
appealing to his better nature does he
have one well who knows I have some
sympathy for him I do not think that
being the son of the great sir Roger
scattered was the easiest start on Earth
I may yet be able to win him round
so I've invited him to stay with me in
Gresham spree
king of straws thorn
but I suppose you had better bring him
up for dinner
you mean I should accompany him of
course I doubt it of course for lady
Arabella she wouldn't be happy to think
I was standing here now
why would he want this house when he's
got that great Gothic pile
I think he has a notion that
greshamsbury Park is a more gentlemanly
place than boxhall Hill and he is a
great gentleman is Sir Louis scatchard
[Music]
thank you
who are those for
why are you in Gresham spree
are you sorry to see me I never could be
but your exams are less than a month
away you should be working harder than
ever don't worry I'm only here for the
dinner tonight my father wants me to
greet sir Louis Skagit
I'm glad the doctor will be present I
hope he will be
it's not quite decided
Beatrice asked for you to join us
but it may be safer to focus on Sir
Louis for now and you and Mama another
night I heartily agree
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here you are Mrs Thompson
don't worry about the place I'll be back
to collect thank you very much
I have a note for your uncle
[Music]
and with one inside of it for sale
that's very sensible
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here you are Mr Barnes
I'll be back for the plates tomorrow
are there any wedding plans yet yes
and they're all secret even the date
will Tuesday not long after you take
your exams
my uncle will talk to Lady Arabella if
it were up to me we'd elope to Gretna
Green and be much less trouble that's
why we won't leave it up to you
oh look your guest has arrived I've got
to go
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foreign
and one for sir Louis from Lady Arabella
there'll be nothing for me from Lady
Arabella I'll be banned
as her leadership is persuaded of the
need to receive him at any rate
oh I don't think I can go I'm cold it's
an insult she sent no note for me and
Lord knows nothing for you
my dear old friend I beg it as a favor
to me that you will come tonight
I pray you'll not refuse me
question
Uncle you must go
how can I enter a house as a guest where
we're both pariahs
I'm angry with Lady Arabella Uncle as
angry as you but I would go to Mr
Gresham on my knees if he had asked me
in this way
please
I'll think on it
if people knew that the sacrifices I
have been called upon to make there will
be a new gospel dedicated to my
sufferings
still if salui can feel himself
befriended by the Gresham family it
would only do good
hearing us for our efforts at dinner
he seems very convinced of Sir Louie's
dominion over us and I am afraid he is
quite right
foreign
time to prepare for battle
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what can he be doing up there dressing I
suppose
he's been doing it since he got here
perhaps he's gone to sleep
maybe you should go up and wake him
you wish
I take the letter
I thought
there you are I thought
I'm just on my way down I was only
coming up so you've got everything you
want
my services wants I can fetch him
here's a message for you from Lady
Arabella Gresham she repeats her
invitation for tonight
I am going even if they can't pay me the
money they owe me
kitchen for a moment I wish to speak to
your master excuse me doctor but I text
my orders some celery scattered baronets
and not you sir
if you must have asked me to go then I
will but not otherwise
leave us
your money is safe salui it could not be
better invested
but it's all very well formed
and for you and Squire aggression what
do you mean what should I mean I mean to
sell the Squire up that's what I mean in
two months time I'll start proceedings
are you invited to this dinner tonight
too I am
I hadn't meant to accept but
I've decided I should I'm Keen to see
what I make of them
the holy aggressions he tries so very
little to be friendly until they owe me
more money than they possess
um
no where's Miss Thorne
in the drawing room I'm looking forward
to greeting her
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ah
let's stop
there
foreign
he's gone up to change
he's coming with you then
I'm glad
you know I wonder if I might
take advantage of his absence
see
I thought about you
well I've been in London I've thought
about you a good deal
we've thought about you
foreign
if you might reconsider it would not be
the first time the lady has changed her
mind now I have offered you a great
position
I know it and I'm honored so Louis but
you see things are right are you ready
the flies at the door
I am pleased you're going Uncle I know
you will both enjoy it I'm sure I will
and it's time I saw the place
fun to live there
so Louis I pray you won't be hasty
of course you would say that when you
sow favor Mr Frank Gresham
I love them all and I think you will
love them too as you get to know them
is that what you think doctor
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that's what I hope
oh well
we'll find out by the end of tonight
won't we
[Music]
wear jealousy that green-eyed monster
has the power to Cloud our better
judgment
it seems to me that Louis is driven more
by Spite than by desire is increasingly
determined to wreck the lives of Frank
and the greshams but lady Arabella is a
worthy opponent to Lewis destructive
Fury whatever her faults she is not the
type who goes down quietly
it seems that the problem rests on
Thorne's shoulders he must protect his
knees of course but can he save the
greshams we'll have to wait and see
thank you for joining me
until the next time
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