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thank
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you evening
Isabelle I'm so glad you've come your
birthday my dear many happy returns
thank you thank you Iselle may I present
my cousin Francis Lucy Francis this is
Lady
Isel how do you do Luc Captain Captain I
beg your
pardon pleasure to make your
acquaintance do you really want to win
my pardon oh yes
please will you do me the honor of
dancing you
no but I can't I have to greet my guests
and they're not you mean you're not
engaged for this D no
the I think myself a criminal if I would
have missed this
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opportunity
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there what does there mean it means
Francis is
irresistible oh you
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see
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Mr carile go carile happy to see you my
lord you perceive I cannot rise my old
enemy the gout has taken
possession Claret no thank you all right
thank you car sit down sit
down they all said that you wanted to
see me what can I do for you a rumor
reached my ears my Lord that East Blinn
is in the market are you here on behalf
of my rustle creditors not at all my
Lord I'm here on behalf of
myself he got Loy lawyering C is it's
bad work nor is it but you must remember
my uncle left me a good fortune and my
father a large one the proceeds of
lawyering also in part and partly the
fruits of successful speculation
yeah I have been looking for a property
to invest some money upon and East Lin
would suit me very well if it is for
sale before we proceed I must make one
condition of sale quite clear to you if
you buy L for me it must be under the
rose the money that it brings after
paying off the mortgage I must have for
my private
use I wouldn't get to spend a penny of
it if my confounded creditors got wind
of the sale I see last night I gave a
ball for my daughter's birthday on tick
the servants were hard on tick for the
evening yes which is why there's such a
disgusting mess in the ballroom
now I understand if I pay off my debts I
shall be peniles
I shall be
bankrupt ah yes my daughter Isabelle she
sings well open the door you you'll hear
her
better
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oh forgive me your your father and I
were
listening we meant no
harm ar your b car a lawyer a friend of
mine and a lover of Music carile my
daughter
Isabelle how'd you do Mr
carile how do you do lady
Isabelle Mr car's going to help us over
our troubles my
dear thank you very much Mr carile
you're are very kind oh I'm happy to be
of any
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assistance
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a beautiful young lady to see you to Who
Do You Think who but Barbara
here
Barbara what brings you here you were to
have come up last night I sorry I had to
be at East Linn you're always at East
Linn these days I have a great deal of
business with the Earl of M 7 oh I know
I'm sorry it's just that I wanted to see
you to tell you secretly
that that what Richard is here
Richard in westlinn he came in Disguise
not to the house to the Garden if father
saw him he'd deliver him up so why did
he come archal Richard says he's
innocent
sit down
Barbara he says he was not in the
cottage when the murder was committed
the man who did it was a man called
Thorne Thorne a friend of affy's I
suppose he swore to his innocence in the
most solemn
manner
Mr
D yes Miss carile does my brother have
anyone with him no Miss carile but he's
not to be disturbed why not pray good
morning
Barbara good morning Cornelia what does
this mean secret meetings with my
brother not Secret at all Mr Dill told
me you were not to be disturbed and
would give me no explanation what is the
mystery no mystery Cornelia my mother
had some business with Mr carile and she
wasn't well enough to come so she sent
me instead what business a trifling
matter nothing to interest you archol I
want to talk to you my you know the way
out now that young woman is out to marry
you arable
oh you may not know it but she
is what was she doing tell it is in here
with you I shall sit here till you tell
me I am your
sister I have a right to
know
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how fresh it is after the
rain no father smoke his pipe you no he
prefers making a fug with his fellow
justices he won be
good then we're safe from Interruption
this is the
place
Richard Barbara I brought Archie
Bo thank you
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Barbara good evening K good evening
Richard do you want to talk to me yes
I'll go back to the house and keep watch
in case father comes home
early
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now I did not kill hon who did Thorn
Captain Thorn I think he called himself
Thorn no I don't know the name well he
used to ride over from swainson or there
abouts he came to court Affy I hated him
with his diamond rings and his flash CL
it was no good for ay and I told her so
she just laughed at me would you know
this Thorn again I shall never forget
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him his fair head of hair and dashing
mustache his flashing white teeth his
cursive black
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heart I tell you his face has burnt into
my mind good if we can find him
why do you say he killed Hal
joh
well I went over to H John's Cottage at
abbywood
I promised to lend him my gun to have a
pop at the
partridges but really it was to see ay I
was in love with her I wanted to marry
her on my way through the wood I metway
be he was always there poaching no
Richard be
going to see
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ay good
hunting good
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poaching I saw Thorn's horse near the
cottage well that meant only one thing
but he was
there I loved her so much she could do
what she liked with
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me hello
Richard hello ay Aphrodite if you please
I'm going to start being addressed by my
proper name what's a matter
a aren't we friends as we used to be I
don't know if we
are can't I come in no you
can't have you got someone else there no
whose horse is that I don't know no one
here well let me come in then
no I think you've got Thorn there no
it's not true do you swear you haven't
got thorn in the house yes I
do brought your father my gun he asked
for the loan of it I'll give it to him
careful he hold it don't worry about
me tell him I want it back in a week's
time I'll tell him goodbye
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Richard I didn't go away I hid in the
wood thinking I'd see Thorn come out of
the cottage and then I could make my
peace with
ay
what way Beth was still around with his
snares I didn't pay any attention to him
I was just waiting to see Thorn come out
of the
cottage but after a Time 20 minutes
perhaps I heard a
shot which seemed to come from the
cottage a moment later Thor came panting
and tearing out of the cottage door he
was in a state of absolute Terror he
tore past me down the path and
afterwards heard the sound of his horse
Galloping
away what was up you should look so
scared ran to the house and threw open
the
door the first thing I saw was hon lying
on the floor
Dead with my gun by his
side well I
panicked I snatched up the gun why did
you do that I thought it would look bad
if my gun was found next to Hon's
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body I made off through the door
and I saw bethl coming towards the
cottage I did the worst thing possible I
flung the gun back in the cottage and I
ran for it as fast as I
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could it came over me nothing told
against you so much as running away all
on to my cursed cowardness Andrew have
been in hiding ever
since what else could I do the coroner
said I killed
him
Richard at the inquest baffy swore there
was no one there that day but her and
her father and you no she's not there
was
Thorn she said she went for a walk in
the woods she heard a shot she came back
to the cottage and saw the body of her
father lying there with bethl standing
over it and Beth said there was no one
there but her and
you bethl may be telling the
truth but I don't understand why he
didn't see
thorn well at least hear him Galloping
away I'll talk to
him the person I really want to speak to
his Affy
Affy but isn't she here the whole
neighborhood thinks she went off to join
you I haven't seen her since that
unlucky
day and that was nearly a year
ago then the whole neighborhood is
wrong if she went up with
anyone it would have been with
Thorne you wanted to see Joyce Hy John
sir thank you Mr
D now Joyce I won't keep you a moment
from your duties I just wanted to uh
please sit down thank
you I just wanted to ask you did you
ever hear of a man called Thor who came
courting your sister Affy half sister
sir yes yes I know half sister did you
ever meet or hear of the stor I heard of
him sir and I told afy a person of his
rank would do her no good rank what was
his R what Affy bragged of his being
next door to a
Lord but I don't know you never met him
no sir I only know what Affy told me and
that was precious
little
thank you Jo thank you
sir oh sir Miss Cornelia asked me to ask
you will you be in to lunch no I sh I
shall be lunching at
East oh papa I have such news for you
he's got seven children and he's
terribly poor and if he doesn't raise
some money soon he'll be turned out of
his house and all his furniture sold my
dear you haven't greeted Mr
carile Mr carile I greet you now Papa
you mustn't change the subject he's got
seven children and he's terribly poor
who is Mr Kane what who came to the
piano yes and who is giving a concert
next week on which it all depends I have
the greatest favor to ask you will you
grant it well you don't ask them very
often what is I want you to take me to
the concert next week at West Linn what
and here rustic scraping the fiddle my
dear is oh papa he's got seven children
and he's terribly poor yes well I'm poor
myself but if we promise to be present
all the people for miles around will
attend
what well we're looking for half an hour
or so oh thank you
Papa
terrible crowd can't
L my dear
Kane good evening Mrs ha Justice hair
good evening Barbara Mr Kane is having a
bumper thanks to Lady Isabelle she's an
angel I've heard from Cornelia you said
she had an angel's face did you I
believe I
did
will you pardon me if I quit you for one
moment
V good evening lady
Isabelle is your father not come I am
afraid he has one of his attacks again
and he did so want to be
here come
run excuse me sir excuse
me is he really ill yes my lady he sent
the carriage for that's enough yes let
us
hurry
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us that she never
shall she must have there's nowhere else
for her to live
how could you be cajoled into permitting
such a
thing I was not
caj I proposed
it I will not have Isabelle bay living
under my roof as you wish but she shall
live under
mine oh
pranis may I ask what are your
plans oh
well I thought I'd go on staying here
with you if that's all
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right
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here she
comes a poor relation my dear I hate her
why she has done you no harm I don't
care I hate her does her crime consist
of being
pry you should be pleased he is so
pretty many a man will be too ready to
forget her want of Fortune for the sake
of her
face well she shall marry the first to
ask sir I'll take care of that won't be
me I'm AF
friend I didn't suggest it should be
you din know is served your ladyship
thank you
bat come Francis no
we will wait dinner for lady Isabel yes
your
lord Emma if you can't be kind to
Isabelle you might at least be
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polite
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on get the
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the how dare you disgrace
yourself I do not understand
you three hours three hours now you've
been out here hiding yourself with
Francis Lucy was it so
long yes well I have not been hiding
myself much of the time William has been
with us yes I have
mama you are allow asylum in this house
if you insist on disgracing it what do
you mean you've done nothing but flirt
with Francis from the moment he arrived
here you did nothing else at Christmas I
do not flirt I have never
flirted I leave that to married
women what there is but one inmate of
this house who flirts and it is you not
I Lady Mount
s
M what are you hiding for you little
monkey you should go straight to
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bed my
lady Mr Carine
thank you
Bab lady Isabelle this is an unexpected
pleasure how very glad I am to see you
business brought me to the area and I
could not leave it again without calling
on I told you we should meet again do
you remember indeed I
do oh I beg your pardon I didn't know
you were
here this is Lord
Bane how do you do William this is m car
who has been very kind to me I shall
like you sir if you are kind to Vis oh
very very kind and he lives in East Lin
which used to be my home oh I don't yet
I've been spending some money on the
place but it's not quite wor
it I shall never be as happy as I was at
East
L I hope Castle Marling is a happy home
for you no it is a miserable one and I
cannot remain here shall I tell you why
do please no William mama her yesterday
when she was angry William be quiet two
great slaps upon her cheeks and I
screamed and Mama beat me too but boys
were made to be hit nurse says they are
but nurse say his both too good looking
William you go to your Nursery or I
shall beat you too no you wouldn't
you're much too kind go
on
can this be
true I must help you what can I do
nothing what can anyone
do I wish I wish I could help
you thein was not take it for all and
all a pleasant home for you not a
pleasant home oh indeed it
was I would that I could can be there
again it' be a very Eden to me
now there is one way in which you can do
that that way I D not presume perhaps to
point it
out lady
Isabel if my words offend you you will
of course check them as their
presumption Des
I dare I offer you to return to eelin as
its
mistress as its
mistress as my
wife
Isabelle I have loved you since I first
saw
you
Lady Mount
S I am sorry that Lord mount s should be
absent I have the honor to be known to
him I am Mr
car I have heard of you I had not heard
you were on such intimate terms with
Lady Isabelle vain Madam we are not on
such terms but I was begging the lady
Isabelle that we might become
so I was asking her to be my
wife how very grateful Isel must be
I take it she has accepted your
proposal will you give me a few hours
for
consideration I'm delighted to hear you
speak of
consideration may I come back this
afternoon you
may be the best thing in the world for
her I presume you'll live at East Lim if
she
agrees if but of course she'll agree a
penous girl like her what else would she
do I was afraid there might be some
other attachment attachment could
Heavens know not at
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all
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morning may I speak with you of
course oh by the way
congratulations wasn't it true then Lady
Mount s told me you were going to marry
Mr
carile you are premature in your
congratulations oh I'm
I I'm sorry
well Emma told me for an absolute fact
there you
are
no oh well I hope you bring it off
Isabelle for your sake East Linn is a
place to be coveted and car's now now
good chap one of the
best I think it'll be good for your
future well I wish you all the
happiness oh if I must I'll keep my
wishes until the right man comes
along I myself from quite Beyond The
Pale of course cannot hope to indulge in
the Happy
State I have my dreams like
others about the poor man with uncertain
prospects is doomed to play The
Butterfly perhaps to his life's end
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Cornelia I came as soon as I could
what's the matter is something wrong but
why are you here Barb
a misfortune has befallen us archal
don't tell me he's had an accident worse
he has run mad what archal has gone mad
and married lady Isabelle
Bane don't believe
it they were married at Castle Marling
by Lord mount s's
chaplain it seems an unsuitable match as
Beauty and the Beast well I have taken
my resolution I have moved here and
discharged those five dandies of
servants he hired I dismissed the lot
and moveed myself and my servants here
this morning a fine household archal
would have with that baby befrilled
bejweled and be Cur to direct
it will she like that if she doesn't
like it she can lump
it are you sure you're not jealous of
her perap I
am but if you had brought up a lad as I
have brought up archal and love nothing
else in the whole world you would be
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jealous well Jo what does Miss car say
she's willing that I should be
transferred to you my lady oh good I'm
glad but she say first of all I ought to
acquaint you with certain unpleasant
facts in my history well I believe I
know something about that was not aie
helon your sister half sister my lady
but she went off after Richard hair and
we've never heard of her since nor of
him neither it was a Dreadful thing to
happen and to such a nice family Mrs
hair and Miss Barbara the hairs who are
coming tonight yes my
lady and is that the same Barbara hair
that I heard you gossiping about the
other day about her giving me a bowl of
poison was only a bit of nonsense my
lady I'm sorry you heard it but I
did the fact is that people think Miss
Barbara was in love with Mr carile and
many thought it might be a
match I should wear the black lace
tonight
Joyce gu my
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lady
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break your own
I'm sorry your parents had to leave so
soon Mama's not very well ever since
Richard oh yes that poor mama has been
so sad and Silent ever
since
there I have sung you at least 10 songs
you ought to pay me for them and I
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sure
how warm these
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Su when the Justice begin hey
making
Barra as to when your papa cuts his
face
M better now
what caused all
that you asked
me you asked me I must ask you Barbara
since I don't understand you you don't
understand you don't
care if I've offended you I'm truly
sorry truly
sorry what do you care about
me you have a wife to care
about what's my misery to you my dear
Barbara I never gave you to understand
that I felt for you except as a brother
a brother now please be calm and
reasonable I am
reasonable and I shall ask you one
reasonable
question if she had not come between us
would you have cared for me I don't know
how can I know how can I tell what might
have
been I'd rather it were not
known the whole of Westlin coupled us
together in their
gossip they had nothing but pity for me
now I would rather be
dead oh
bar I am so very very
sorry
I only hope we can be
friends yes good friends as ever we
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were
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I must have been mad to say what I did
forget it was uttered I have told you I
would do so and you
won't you won't tell your
wife of course not you swear it
certainly if you won't
me
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shall I play the piano again not for my
sake do you like that
toy yes yes I
do an expensive toy he bought you 120 g
it cost I thought it would pass the
time water so
long Barbara hair is an old
friend he very pretty
yeah I wonder Aral never fell in love
with her he's far too sensible to fall
in love until he went mad and married
you the most expensive toy of
all
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excuse me have I not the honor once more
addressing lady Isabel
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vain do beg your pardon I should have
said lady Isabel car Captain
H but this is quite
extraordinary or can he be doing a
dreadful place like this I have been
unwell in a m to the seaside who are
you and Mr carile is well yes he is very
well he left for England only this
morning and you I in bin on leave of
absence from the Army Captain I left it
army or should I
say I sold
out the truth to tell things haven't
been going very well with me at the
moment lady Isabel
no my uncle's behaved shamefully he's
married again yes so I
heard yes he's 73 years old you know old
fool I suppose it's not beyond the
bounds of possibility he may have a
son but your children you see I have
news of you from the mount sevens three
other
yes I was sorry not to bring them
here you did
well you do indeed look
pale yes yes I am rather
tired I told my servant to return in an
hour but I shall return without waiting
good morning Captain I shall see you
safely huh oh no I am quite able
assist I shall see you to your armchair
otherwise I shall not be happy
I I really am quite able to go by myself
I'm sure you came to bin for better
reasons than to act as an escort I can't
to Belo the refreshing seed
dips but I shall devote myself to an
entirely more worthy
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object
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a
my let me look at
you why you positively well and blooming
yes I am much better but why didn't you
write and tell me you were coming I
would have been at the boat to meet you
I started too
suddenly I beg your pardon oh this is
Captain Luc and Lady Mount s's cousin I
wrote her that he was
here oh yes
yes we've met I believe I've been
escorting your wife on some of her walks
she's so much stronger
yes I'm much obliged to
you won't you join it oh please my duty
is
complete
yes
I I have a favor to ask of you and you
must most promised to granted
me what is it hope that is not
promising I grant you anything that's
within my
path I want you to stay with me the rest
of the time that I must remain
here and dear how could you wish
anything so unlikely at circuit time
well then take me with you back to
England no not when I find the change is
doing you so much
good well I I can't stay here without
you
why
because because I'm so dull without
you we must get you to amuse her
Lucy
I long for
England I don't suppose there's any
chance of my getting back not unless you
can satisfy these claims you've been
telling me
of won't sir Peter help you I think you
might if I could explain things to me
but a dad set foot over there and get
dropped off I mean the bare idea of de's
prison scares me half to death someone
might see him for you someone who I
quarrel with my lawyers
pity when I come to the loosen Estates
they'll be ready to eat their ears on
until then shall I see him for
you extremely generous of you Mr Cara no
not at all I have to be in England in a
few days I could see your uncle next
week will you I should be happy to in
return for your kind attentions to my
wife no no no no not as a solicitor as a
friend
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you remember when we drove through the
forest together you and I Mrs Bane and
the others yes well you drove Mrs Bane
home badly I suppose she swore that you
should never drive her
again I drove her recklessly on purpose
she's perfectly suited to her name you
know
vain the most capricious exacting woman
I've ever
met dear
Emma I did it to pay her out why what
had she done to you she have been of bad
humor saddled herself upon me when I
wanted another to be my
companion L
Sher
sh can't you guess better than that
Isel the past is gone and cannot be
record but if ever two beings were made
to love each other you and I were I
sometimes thought let me speak isabe no
a few words a few short words then I
have done
forever I would have declared myself had
I dared but my my uncertain position my
debts my inability to keep a wife these
things weighed me down made me made me
crush the hope within me I will not hear
this Captain N I knew I loved you but
not how until you became the wife of
another how dare
you I've said Can Do no harm neither you
or I liked to forget that you are a
wife I have vowed my affection to you at
first and love let you throw yourself
away on car throw myself away Mr carile
is my very dear husband look at him what
are you by his side you forget yourself
I do not you would not speak this way if
Mr carile were here I you good day
sir forgive me I will not offend
again but there are moments when one's
when one's true feelings break through
the rules of
life you are a gentleman sir you will
let me proceed by
myself I shall follow you to your door
to give you protection I feel the walk
is likely to prove uous as I leave for L
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immediately Isabelle I suppose we have
rooms ready for
visitors yes I believe so good because
I'm expecting one I I forgot to mention
it earlier oh who is coming Captain
Lucy
who Francis
Lucy his uncle can to see him but his
aunt absolutely refuses to have him at
Lucen Park so I've offered to give him
house room
here
Arch I do not wish him to stay at East
Linn only be for a few days seems to me
to be a decent enough fellow he doesn't
pay his debts but that's no more than a
hundred others and his manners are good
don't you
think Aral please Isabelle you will
welcome
I will receive him if you wish me to I
will never welcome
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him
there's a remarkably pretty girl coming
to the
house where is
she Barbara hair a
friend really is deliciously
pretty almost as pretty as
you did you address me
sir
merely an
observation but I fancy you heard what I
said Miss hair Barbara arold I must
speak to you and what state Secrets have
you to disclose I have seen
Thorne what where in West Lyn with Tom
Herbert and his brother when less than
an hour ago we stopped and spoke and the
herberts introduced Thorne as a man who
was staying with them and do you think
he could be our man well he answers
Richard's description army officer
goodlooking curly hair and a
mustache it's a
Pity the beautiful Barra will not join
us in the drawing room well she is
probably talking to my husband but to
Cornelia
aren't you
jealous I mean if she was talking to
your husband she's probably talking to
Cornelia they are old
friends it seems it is not miss
carile lady Isabelle thought the
beautiful Barbara hair was paying you a
social visit it seems that Barbara is
too involved with my brother to pay
social
calls I heard them Whispering together
in the library what secret they had in
common is evidently not for our
consumption no no
no I must stand up for your husband lady
Isabel wouldn't have wish to have
secrets with such a beautiful
[Music]
girl a gentleman to see your the captain
Thor bring him
in
come in
please good of you to come so quickly do
sit
down were you not in Westland some years
ago I believe I was in the neighborhood
a few years ago why I'm inquiring for my
own satisfaction into a sad Affair that
took place what seven years ago yes
seven years ago I was here uh but I tell
you in confidence I don't wish to have
it known
an
G yes and the girl was ay
Halon ay who ay
Halon you are mistaken never heard the
name in my
life
Wilson was not that Miss who came to the
door a moment ago yes my lady she wanted
to see the
master I told her your ladyship was at
home but she wouldn't enter
and did she leave any message she said
she hoped to see him this
evening we are invited to dine at the
Jefferson tonight do you go yes archal
and I need a change of some sort and
leave Captain Lucen alone well he can
dine alone or do what he pleases are you
going to the Jefferson
no well then there is no difficult with
Captain nen I do not want his company I
am not fond of
him I would go to the Jefferson but that
I should acquire a New Dress yes I want
one too you why you have two dozen or
more
Wilson yes my lady will you send to the
dress maker telling her I wish to see
her as soon as possible Wilson you will
do nothing of the
sort you may go
Wilson yes
Madam you will be sorry for your
behavior when your husband is brought to
Poverty he works like a horse but your
expenses are in a fair way to ruin
[Music]
him but I better stay away until a
g I hate
her
[Music]
is your husband to protect you
from closeted away with his friend
Barbara as
[Music]
yes
they told me at the house you were
here I have a message from
Richard tonight
yes we must contrive that he shall see
Thorn
how it must be
done I'll find a way oh thank you
AR
did you forget the Jefferson's dying at
6 no but it was impossible for me to get
here
soon you must dress quickly Isabel I
can't come with you why so some business
is
Arisen what business some important
private business I I must snatch some
dinner here and rush back to the office
to meet
yes who wabel you must not be vexed I
assure you it's no fault of mine I I am
sorry it's happened but you never
returned to the office in the evening no
but this is something I can't
dedicate shall you join us
later I believe I shall not be able to
do
so thank you
Wilson
what time do you expect lady Isabelle to
return she was going to order the
carriage to be at the Jefferson at half
9 sir the
Jefferson how far is the Jefferson about
20 minutes sir in the
carriage thank
[Music]
you
barara I must watch for your
father Richard's
inside you showed him
Thorn yes
and it was not the
man
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[Music]
and how is Lady
Isabelle very well I suppose she's
dining at the Jefferson
tonight I ought to have been there but
oh archal I am sorry forgive
me
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w
good
evening it's a piece of luck I thought
it was your
carrot could you oblige me with a ride
to the
house I've been out for a stroll I'm
rather
tired I did not know
you what is that thing that you have on
it is like a disguise
disguise
no no I have no creditors in the
neighborhood of East
ly is Mr carile at
home I believe he's more agreeably
engaged
in what
Manner do you wish to
know and what are we going to do
now the first thing is the same as it
always was to find the real thorn as I
was walking by the hair's place just now
saw two
people enjoying a Moonlight
tet couple
lovingly your husband and the hair girl
I cannot thank you enough for what
you're doing for
Richard I fear I've done nothing that's
been of any real use to him don't say
that you've given him money which has
kept him from starving and you've given
him hope God bless you for
[Music]
that I will not deceive you though he
may be doing
so she's a very pretty
girl he obviously has a taste for pretty
[Music]
[Laughter]
girls
you may have lost his love but you found
mine he may be false to you but I shall
never
be leave him leave
him leave your life of misery and come
to
[Music]
happiness your father is for fortunately
late again he must have gone on to a
friend's
house I've seen mother now I must
go Dear
Richard goodbye to
you thank you God bless you
Richard
my lady are you ill yes yes Joyce ill
sh what can I do my
lady all I want from you Joyce is a
promise thanks my
lady no matter what happens to me you
will stay with my
children you promised it once before
chice promise it again you will stay at
eastn with my children no matter what
happens promise I
promise
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who's that Aral what's the matter is
someone else I I think Isabelle might be
I can't find her not find her what's the
time isn't she in bed 3:00 she hasn't
been to bed I've looked all over the
house oh perhaps she's with her
children
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oh sir I understand it all now and you
drove to it a gentlem minded fair lady
like her to be curbed and snapped at was
the one of your servants and she never
complained to the master not once she
bore it all like a saint until she could
stand it no
longer I understand her words now I
couldn't
before Oh s may heaven support you in
this terrible
trial it was my
fault
no
no her letter is addressed to
me when my children ask where their
mother is and why she left
them tell them that you their father
goed her to
it if they ask what she is tell them
also if you
will but tell them that you drove her to
the very depth of
desperation as she quitted them in
her God be merciful to this Dishonored
[Music]
house
[Music]
oh my lady it is
I have begged my lady often not to afid
from would surely come and my lady sees
that I'm
right patience
come you looks so
wet suzan
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you
[Music]
well how are you
Isabelle why did you come now
that of the thanks a fell gets for
traveling hundreds of miles now I
thought you'd have been glad to welcome
me I might have been glad if you come
back in time of course I meant to soon
as I set foot in London I was
overwhelmed with business consequent on
my uncle's death you're lying dare you
say I'm lying Mr carile had got his
divorce you knew that but you concealed
it from me Isabel you must be aware it's
an awful sacrifice for a man in my
position to marry a divorced woman the
sacrifice would not have been for my
sake but for the sake of the child child
our child surely you understand I'm the
representative of an ancient
Barony to make you my wife would offend
all my family you need no trouble to
find excuses the damage to the child
cannot now be
repaired I was thinking of you well I
can't imagine a worse fate than spending
the rest of my life with you oh
well you taken a sudden aversion to me I
cannot be helped no ie agree you kicked
up enough fuss once about my making
reparation now the reparation in your
power to make could not undo my sin
sin oh
no now you ladies really should think of
that
beforehand yes yes you sinned as you
call it not because of my Temptations
but because of your jealous anger
towards your
husband quite true you're blindly
outrageously jealous of him and the ha
girl yes I was you were the least of it
simply a person who happened to be
there well I don't believe for a minute
but you had anything to be jealous about
what do you
mean they had a secret between them they
were
Partners out of love of business they
were never
lovers how do you know I have heard
scraps of their conversation from time
to
time
that it's not what you taught me at the
time didn't
I all strategy is ofair and Love and
War and where is
she she like me I would rather have a
dead my room prepared for
me no it is not why
not now I don't have to be back in
London for a couple of days the
apartments have been transferred into my
name they can never again afford you
accommodation Immortal Enemies then oh
yes
strangers good
day
you should take my
hand I prefer
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not
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
yeah
[Music]
[Music]
he
[Music]
play is my baby
dad
mom baby
more I should die
too
paper and pencil
[Music]
please morning m
do excuse me sir will you uh let me ask
if you've heard any particular
news of the failure of Kenton green yes
I've heard that I no sir it's not
there what is it then I'm glad that I'm
in
time you should have a moment to prepare
yourself for
what it's in here sir in the column of
the
deaths prepare yourself before you look
at
it
shall I say Sir that you're engaged
twin anyone
calls my dear the most Dreadful News why
what to
Dreadful Isabelle ban is dead killed in
a railway accident in
France better for her Emma how could you
say that oh don't be so hypocritical you
know quite well she brought disgrace on
all connected with her no one could ever
have taken any notice off her
again let me read
it if you
can she wrote it when she was
dying well we should all be grateful
it is a blight removed from the
family it was that ale that gave it me
how could ale give it you unless you
drank it in Great drafts when you were
in a state of persperation you'll be a
baby to the end of your days archal when
do I ever drink great drafts of Ale no I
was down in the cellar this morning
seeing to the tapping of a new barrel
and the cellar struck like a ice house
and I was there for 20 minutes or more
does it take so long to tap a barrel of
a no no it doesn't put things are in
order but it does when you have to
bother over the Taps rejecting one and
then
another well what time is
it just
9: well I think I'll go to
bed there's one thing excellent for a
cold in the head and that's to double
your flannel Petticoat Crossways and put
it all over your night cap I'll do it
yes I
would good night good night
Cornelia
Cornelia may I say one right before you
go when I married Isabelle you
reproached me with having kept you in
the dark if you consulted me as any
Christian would the disgrace which fell
on this house would have been spared to
it I believe you have never holy
forgiven me no it never shall I did not
deserve the slight I your elder sister
who have been a mother to you almost
since you were a boy I do not intend to
CAU your displeasure a second time for a
similar offense what does that
mean I'm about to
marry oh for the love of common sense
don't go and make such a fool of
yourself you've done it once once wasn't
that enough for you Cornelia can you
wonder I don't speak to you of such
things when you treat me just as you did
when I was a child when folks behave
childishly they deserve to be treated as
children and whom have you chosen this
time to go and disgrace us like the last
one did I am marrying to please myself
as you did the last time yes as I did
the last
time well can't you open your mouth and
say who it is no I have not asked her
yet she may not have me I know who it is
it's that stuck up Louisa Channing well
you are an idiot you really are that may
be and since you are unlikely to approve
my choice you will I assume wish to
return to your own home I she do nothing
of the sort I shall stop here once to
hinder
me it cannot
be who says so Louisa I
do have you forgotten the night that
Isabelle left and the words spoken by
Joyce you will not find a better
Mistress of a house than I have made
you don't expect
to you speakers there you think I'll
poison your wife if I stay here I think
I know what you did to my first
wife I take care not to run the same
risk a second time
BL
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your
Mrs L says she's sure Madame van is just
what we want she's English by birth but
the Widow of a French
she knows French and German and music
she's been with the latimers for two
years now and they say she's an absolute
treasure and wouldn't be parting with
her but for Helena's
marriage what's this Treasure's name ve
you said spelt Vine pronounced Bean
apparently Mrs Latimer says we mustn't
mind her appearance she's the oddest
looking person de shall we love I hope
not but she wears spectacles and large
Bonnets and she has a rather large scar
on the side of her face from some old
accident and she has a slight limp and
gray hair but she can't be more than 30
probably the result of the same this
sounds like the Wicked Witch in a fairy
tale oh done don't say so and you
determined to have her I think I
am I suppose she might be useful for
writing the
[Music]
children
[Music]
it is Madame V I
believe yes please step this
way
this is your sitting room
Madame would you like a fire lighted
here Madam for
tonight no thank
you can I do anything for you Madame no
thank you if you do want anything please
ring and Wilson will come
up thank you
oh my mistress will be glad to see you
if you're not too tired in the drawing
room shall I tell her you'll
come
yes
myby do you think you can find your way
to the drawing room alone
yes yes I'm sure I
can Madame
V I hope you are not too tired Journey
yes I'm not you're not unwell are you no
you look so pale I am generally pale but
my health is good or do please sit
down Mrs Latimer wrote his word that you
would be sure to suit us and we in turn
hope that your residence with us will be
agreeable have you lived much in England
in the early portion of my life and you
lost your husband and your children Mrs
latima said yes I have lost them it must
be terrible grief to lose a child I know
I would not lose my baby for all the
world no doubt you know from Mrs Latimer
that the children under your care are
not mine they are the children of Mr
carlile's first wife and Mr carile and
Mr carile of
course their mother left them it was a
shocking business she is dead now I here
yes she is dead
and
you I dare say you never thought to go
out as Governor I was born and read a
gentleman your husband could not leave
you well off I fear when I lost him I
lost
everything if you please momam the
baby's undressed and quite ready for you
thank you I'll have him
here shall I wait mom no I'll ring F
baby he's the very image of my darling
husband my
darling darling I have such news for you
and I for you baby's been allowed to
stay up just this once and how are you
my son you must call him by his proper
name Ask Archer board I was sorry it
couldn't be just Archie board but that
was already taken darling we have
someone here Madame V forgive me I
didn't see you how do you do Madam V and
welcome to East Vin thank you would you
forgive me I am tired and should like to
retire of course and you will ring for
anything you want in the way of
refreshment yes I will good night Mrs
car good night Madame V
night isn't she droll looking I can't
think why she wears those spectacles
they're so disfiguring she puts me in
mind of of
whom no one in particular I haven't told
her my news oh tell me then today I was
asked by a responsible body of men to
stand as the Member of Parliament for
West Linn and you accepted I hope of
course hoay car
[Laughter]
forever this isn't the school room you
know isn't it the school room's
upstairs this is for our meals in a room
for you in the evening and doesn't
archal have his meals with us no he's
too young and he doesn't have lessons
either but I expect he will soon oh yes
when he gets bigger but he's not big
enough yet to do French you're much
bigger than he is aren't you
Isabelle her name's
Lucy why do you call her Isabelle I
thought I heard your parents call her
Isabelle my name is Isabelle Lucy but I
don't know who could have told you about
the Isabel I never called it since m m
went away
and uh where did she
go she was
kidnapped kidnapped a wicked man came on
a visit to Papa and he stole her the P
said I was never to be called Isabelle
again but Lucy Isabelle was M M's name
Mama didn't love us she wouldn't have
left us I'm sure she loved you loved you
very much you can't tell that Madam V
you weren't here you didn't know
Mama drink some water William we'll do
you
[Music]
good language
[Music]
who the feel
[Music]
so and
you
me then
you
you
[Music]
am
in Madam
ve PR s
done it's about William
does it not strike you this is an ugly
cough of his yes sir I I think it wants
K yes I I'm most concerned I had
intended to take him to Dr Martin at
lindbur but I have been so much engaged
well let me take him sir you can trust
him with me yes indeed I can when will
you leave tomorrow yes as soon as I can
the doctor's fee will be a guinea well
let me pay for him myself I I would
rather do so no no no that's it's most
kind of you but he's not your
child some gentlemen to see you
sir sh have you heard of it is who's
putting up against you no it's that
blackard
Lucen Lucen saan cisen it's an insult to
you he's mad to offer himself as a
candidate well as Lord Headley secretary
he probably had no choice the noble Lord
needs every vote he can buy in the
Commons so Peter left loose in a tidy
Fortune no longer so tidy married an
expensive wife they do say he has to get
into Parliament otherwise he'd be
arrested for debt well of course I'll go
for him neck and crop there's a meeting
at the bux head at 5 I shall see you
there I heard that Lucen was staying at
the bux head or was trying to he's
probably outed by now I had a word of
the landlord thank you Mr D free and
independent voters of
West I have come before you today to
stand as candidate in this ancient
constituency you sir be
quiet I come before you today to stand
in this bner as your representative for
the forthcoming parliamentary
elections I know I know what time over
last
liar and your family and your
have
the oh thank you
too gent afternoon oh hello
Ean how goes the world with you none the
better for listening to him he doesn't
stand the ghost of the ch the government
and it was the government who put him on
it they they must be a pack of fools
they can't know car's influence
here and your families and your families
have gone through in the last
Parliament well I'll be
blessed if I don't believe it's a
Beth bethl he in Norway or somewhere
how you been doing to
himself what's your
name
B you're still
kicking
what's election that's all yes I know
but what's all
this the candidates wasting his breath
Loc I know some of you Farmers some of
you I know who have suffered many
hardships in the last few years I to
put rather the raest of him who oppose
car Infamous cont
temptable who's the fellow speaking for
on the balcony that is
Luc I know what it is like to be
penniless to be pen and starving I have
fought for this
[Applause]
[Music]
country
by
he francen do you know Lucen Mr
B
little
[Music]
once
[Music]
when he wasn't locen but somebody else a
bet what
you mind your own
[Music]
business what was that little bit of
bypl nothing much just that that baronet
there would be M for West ly used to
dodge about Abby wood
once m laughy h John and how do you know
this I saw
him I was a bit spooning myself after
after in those days W down that a good
deal only he didn't call himself loosen
then and what did he call
himself arable thank heavens you're
still here sir what's the matter I found
out about Thorn it's that man
Lucen how long would it be before I
die you mean William who said anything
about your dying Wilson did the other
day I wasn't asleep I heard
her well Wilson talks great nonsense you
know she always
did well what did Dr Martin say he
doesn't talk nonsense he said he's going
to see you again next week when he comes
to West ly must be really ill then he's
coming that far yes you are will you but
you'll get better again oh I don't want
to die Madam bean I don't want to die oh
there there my darling you're not going
to die you're not going to
die what all in the
dark and your fire's going
out who's that on the
sofa
William you ought to be in bed oh no
mama off you go I'll come up and see
you good night
mad
what did Dr Martin
say
um he said the lungs were undoubtedly
affected very little else I could see he
had formed an opinion
but he said he's going to see William
again next week when he comes to
westlinn perhaps he'll tell me as
William's
mother yes I suppose he
will on a different topic may I say that
both Mr carile and I disapprove of your
giving presents to the children toys and
things you must have spent a great deal
of your salary on them pray do not
continue Madame V I have no one else to
spend my money on you have
yourself I must give them a little token
of love from time to time that you're
welcome to do a little
token
[Music]
we will not have a pole at this point if
you do not mind us I will TR what's
going on they've demanded a
PO who
Lo men but it won't do them any good the
show of hands isly in our favor
almost where's
car over
there car forever car forever we cannot
tolerate the this J it's obviously in
favor of my CL Mr car but they insist on
it shall I take you out of this into my
office no darling I'll stay with you you
and the government stupid to go on with
it you ought have withdrawn in
time I'm no coward
melod besides I'm just beginning to
enjoy this
game I should go on to The Bitter
End how lovely his wife
is I say Luc what his first as
good terrible
Crush
my
prisoner these things off me at once
Lucen I arrest you for the willful
murder of George
halan what the devil had the warrant in
my hand since yesterday afternoon I
couldn't come across you last
night
you told them not I my God you stinking
B I kill you
fast
you I arrested
you the murder George Al John I swear
I'm in well only got to prove
it come on
you you what does all this
mean it means that your brother is free
and
safe this is your
doing lucan's been arrested
hurah hurah lucan's been arrested C
please luc's been
arrested I beg your pardon I I didn't
know you were we here doctor I beg your
pardon
doctor what's that you said he's been
arrested the dead no for murder for a
murder done 12 years ago that Mrs
carlile's brother was supposed to have
done pray s down Madam no I thank you
may I get you a glass of water
please
Madame
V is Dr Martin there yes examining
William are you all right
Madam yes I am just thirsty thank you Mr
D well that's enough of that hey William
Mr D look after William will you please
yes would you like to see where I work
yes
please mam
Dr Martin I must know the truth without
disguise the signs of consumption are
showing themselves all too
plainly
how can consumption come to him it's not
in family pardon me your late wife's
mother died of it her family was sadly
blighted by the
disease is there no
hope
no the lungs extensively
diseased you are ill Madam sorry I can't
sit down come
here thank you thank
you I am well
enough you must seat the
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child
do you think M will be there I mean M
that
was what do you
mean in
heaven she will be there can I be sure
she will be
there I've nearly forgotten what she was
like never fear William she has not
forgotten
you can I be sure she will be there you
know she wasn't quite good
do you think she grew good and asked God
to forgive
her oh William her whole life her whole
life after she left you her sorrow was
greater than she could
bear and
what and her heart
broke what makes you so
sure I know
it but you could only know it by her
telling you did you meet her abroad
yes I I met her abroad oh why did you
never tell us what was she
like
well she
was she was very like you and
Lucy was she
pretty she was
pretty oh
don't let me fall please don't let me
fall you can't fall William don't can't
fall let me the please please don't let
me
fall could it have been I've seen it
before hasn't got
long
well I wonder how that beauty feels I'm
down in the prison in limbra I wonder
how he feels after
yesterday had not too firm in his
shoulders I should
say is he condemned he's condemned and
good luck to him I'm not way be he's
turned Queen's evidence and has let
loose again good luck to him too F PA
they
make
would you like me to sit here for
SP
no ring if you want
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me
papa
how are you
William CL I
think
Papa I want Joyce Yes she'll be home
soon she's with your mama F them
again how should I know m in heaven not
this
mama she will be in heaven you
know yes yes mam V know she will she met
her abroad and M M told her what was it
[Music]
Madam m m was more sorry than she could
bear and her heart broke and she
died
I beg your pardon sir the boy seemed
troubled I said what he wanted to
hear did you meet his mother
no
sir don't Popa
please I like it
dark
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William I for Lucy and
archal goodbye Lucy
I'm not going
out we you just come back goodbye Lucy
goodbye
William but I'm not going
anywhere goodbye aren't you
dear goodbye I'm going to
heaven it's that bright blue sky you
know take them away Madam
please
don't cry please I'm not afraid to
go Papa did you know that my mom's heart
broke Papa did you know that my mom's
heart broke
I think it was because she hadn't got
us yes I think so
D are you in pain will you I can't
breathe I can't swallow I wish Joyce was
here this is with your mama I'm going to
fetch her I w't belong
I say goodbye to
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me
William let me you
Mother's gone for her not
her I I
am
William
William
William been wanting
me hi oh go back
William go back my darling child William
William come back to me William For the
Love of
Heaven my lady my lady let me take you
to your room Mr Kal is coming with his
wife my
leg
[Music]
how is madam be I fear she's worse
sir she sacrificed her own health for
William her strength seems beyond
recovery I hardly think she will will
last till
morning
archal is it possible that Madame V
could have caught William's complaint no
no no quite impossible such a disease
could only be
inherited has Dr Martin
returned no sir it would be no use no
use is that any way to treat dying
people
dying let me see her no Mom you must not
come up and who's to stop me Mom Mom
come
please see be good to
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us
[Music]
how could you dare come back
here my
children oh forgive
me forgive
me I could have made your home happier
and I wish I had done so
I have wished it ever since you
left
archal you will want to be alone with
her
Jo
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could you forgive me
[Music]
why did you leave
me that jealousy of
you mistaken
[Music]
jealousy I forgive
you I
understand
I am on the very threshold of the next
[Music]
World will you not say a word of love
before I pass on to
it only one
word my heart is breaking for
it then it broke my heart when you left
me
[Music]
God bless
you take you to his rest in
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Heaven Keep little corner In Your Heart
for your poor lost
isab
are you leaving me you're growing faint
I must get
out is not faint I
for oh Fair
well
dear
until
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eternity
eternity only God
no
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