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to me there penny not worth it
let's go need to decide well as a matter
of fact I was trying to remember how
long I've been here
seems like forever honey but what he
knows I can't believe it
do you still feel homesick at all nope
not really must be awful
it's so far from home I remember that
night at mr. George's when you just
arrived and Mary played the harmonium
and you cried but you tried to pretend
that you weren't crying do you remember
felt so sorry for you
wow I think feel sorry for just one of
those things really yeah bad to happen
what's the joke
nothing tell me you what about me
nothing
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hiss pop good night boys
oh he's okay I'm looking for you this
afternoon where was you I went for a
ride where no by special I saw Jack as a
matter of fact but he ignored me what's
the matter jack Oh My you're blushing
look he's blushing no what happened
Monica you're up at the waterfall I've
been what if I was you blushing a guy
look
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oh it's no use I can't do it can't do
what right I know what to say tell about
the cat
oh they wouldn't understand they might
do you know what my mother put in a last
letter
yeah I'll read to you do take care in
Australia in the rainy season ask not to
be sent out in the rain ah Sinatra send
out the rain what do you think she'd say
if I told her about hunting dingoes or
having a supper of Bandicoot meat their
world means nothing at your well once
thank God I'm out who that's what I say
be like living half a life living in
England
you reckon I'm sure of it remember the
night bread Herbert was sick hmm well I
sat by his bed and I prayed prayed for
her but I've prayed for me and Lord I
said Lord I promise to live my life
right out so that when I die I pass over
and don't lie wriggling in the coffin
and that's what I'm gonna do Tom
live my life write out what comes my
turn to die I don't want to have any
regrets
wake up jack
we got on a boomer Oh what come on come
on settle up what it hello Lenny good to
see you again jack that bloke this he'll
stop me jack how do I do
there's this boomer then he saw red saw
him down by the pool don't worry we'll
find him Tom take Lenny here and that
fox hunt and gentlemen with you fight
thank you jack I so called your
gentlemen come on let's get gone
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go help Katie with the floor Oh what
should i because I say so
oh hey Bayon please my lord tom buddy
you're asking for a clap gonna catch me
first little curve come here jack run
how many new years have you seen LED
waiting 18 you never realize you're old
see your friends flipping away one by
one they go over the border that's what
makes you feel old I tell you nothing
else
Annie Brockman died the other day I was
at school with her she wasn't old I dare
say you'd have thought so
schoolgirls and fellows laughing in the
ballroom
breathing fast after a hard ride oh you
didn't know Sydney in those days I have
known men grow old behind their beard
what I'm understanding to dentists to
understand what living means mean Vince
are you listening to me
oh yes mam yes mam yeah it'll be my turn
my friends are nearly all gone I suppose
I shall be going soon this my last you
yeah
I have married your grandfather he
hadn't been married already hey would
you be there nay
those are his bone
my bones are in Monaca I want you to do
something for me you love Lenny don't
you so do i and I'm going to help you
I'd put buy a stocking for him but it's
still not a stuffing it's a tin box in
the chimney in my room
Tom's mother was nobody knows who the
boy but Tom will get it all
everything will go to Tom and manageable
Lenny will get nothing it's not right
it's been a good woman and a good wife
I'm going to stand by her that's talking
is for Lenny because he's her eldest son
didn't box
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oh don't stop I was playing for myself
not for you are you so cruel am i cruel
he looks as if he's made of gold like
one of those Greek gods it's only Alec
Rice he lives up past aren't green lows
what do you mean
say I'm cruel
Shawn
you are frightened what you wanted me to
love you now I do just god I didn't
what do you think after wear anything
you like Jack nothing might ease it on
your running form then you needn't say
anything young alone because you've got
to wear that new horror suit when I got
you from England and boots and socks
so for enough to wear that thank you
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I can Jack you got the goods a what a
bit too dashing no not on your life
you'll do fine
you hate the Reds don't you
but he saw most of all at your age you
hate with all your heart eight and love
doesn't that sounds wait you think they
own the place where they carry on
they'll be racing soon every new year
they race to the valley in back Tom told
me will you be ready that'll be your
chance then Esau will expect to win
he saw always expects to win
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well young homie grant you all your
breath will show you what's what
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what's happened what did he do do you
bad wait'll never because that call he
saw it was an accident was it
how dare you might have been disfigured
scarred for life
Oh skaara - wouldn't matter mess all the
world to me come along we'll get you
home get him there Lenny party because
of some damn fool accident accident
can't tell man you weren't there
Joe very soggy the first time we met you
well what do you want Stan Bates tell
you he didn't know he did pity and if
Jackie being killed hood of call him a
murderer need one of the blacks told me
nobody does taught you was they Durst
did he jack well bastard bastard doesn't
fight me you want your stick jack
you ain't the sort of bloke I'd want us
an enemy
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take upon this place all in place
music can you come guards coming grounds
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don't you do me the honor mrs. Ellis it
means greater pleasure
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thank you well home was very kind of you
do boy I haven't enjoyed it down so much
for you
Jack I do have been hurt yourself tom
says your poor legs terrible my steps
are this special I'm here myself
thank you it's why I never get you some
wine
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when do you have something
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have you got used to it what the
Australian accent dreadful isn't it so
careless and slovenly it doesn't worry
me no I find it so intelligent so
lacking in control but perhaps that
doesn't worry you either the lack of
control
is that what appeals to you about this
country easy unrestricted freedom why I
have control well I have authority why
not let everybody do as they like why
not is that the sort of utopia you're
looking for or are you looking for this
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- Australia a lust for gold Alastair was
alas never satisfied that's what you
should be looking for Jack grant
anything else it's just a waste of time
I think I'll stick to farming I want to
make a decent life myself out here well
I wish you luck but I'll tell you one
thing no matter how long you stay here
even if you live here for the rest of
your life you will always be a stranger
an outsider you'll never really belong
isn't that so Miss Mary dr. rocky we're
talking about belonging where do you
think you belong or perhaps I might ask
where do you want to belong oh here
Australia I belong in the country in
fact I should like to live all my life
on a farm yeah in the bush what do you
know does that surprise you does that
surprise you well at all if I'd been
born here I missed it to it but since
you weren't what will you do stick to
myself oh so you won't stick to Old
England then
well seems I'm a misfit in Old England
and I won't squeeze my feet into tight
boots rather gold bit like Lenny don't
you sympathize with me Jack sorry I was
saying I wish I'd been born a boy then I
could make my own way in the world and
have my own friends and size things up
for myself
seems to me you do size things up for
yourself a great deal more than best men
do don't do things what can a man do
then more than a woman that's worth
doing you can see the world and love as
he wishes to love and work no man can
love as he wishes to love he's nearly
always stumped in a love game but he can
choose can he I wanted to be a sailor at
ten and an explorer at 12 at 15 I wanted
to become a painter of wonderful
pictures with very noble subjects then I
had a streak of humility and wanted to
be a gardener I wanted to grow things
has even come up out of the earth then
marry a farmer like Tom and Drudge your
soul away like mrs. Ellis worn out
before your time between babies and any
housework let the servant lassies marry
the farmers you've got too much in you
Tom's as good as gold but he needs a
brawny lass of his own sort for a wife
you be careful miss Manning women can
find themselves an ugly harness out here
in these godforsaken colonies where's
harness than any you've ever kept
against
just don't did not come American hold
your other hand come on
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big roomy brick you know it makes
enemies does it
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how is she
perhaps I ought to fix the relative for
our girl she looked so frail oh we
didn't fro you don't think she's dying
to you I don't think nose I'd miss right
over the right marine lows what do you
think Graham we'll want to have all the
relations sniffing around here at the
time like this I should think so anyways
I should like to die respectable whether
you would or not even old Nelson died
proper kiss me hard he said and had he
kissed him
Oh grubby and filthy as he was Lenny Ron
wants to see you what for
I'm not gonna Nero bomb itself don't be
silly
suppose she dies what I do then
I'm scared it's Mars in there with her
you won't be alone
yes was ending
that's my precious
you've been good to my son I shan't
forget that I forget
keep an eye on the kitchen Jack in case
they want anything right who owns this
place
Grimm Laurentiis she put the money up
for that's for sure we'll get some funny
ideas like what I've made certain
conditions should she because because of
young Tom illness never marries the lads
Melanie Bren wouldn't like that you
would want him to get the purse when
Ellis goes maybe not what sort of
conditions do you think she'd make you
know Ellis been more than young Linney
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whadya take your fire what what God's
name are you doing making the grave for
our grand grave I didn't I should even
died yeah she ain't died here for dr. it
and she can't last for a day or two
look out
I knew your mother's father Jack round
table leg
oh my celery was let me die when I
wanted to only one thing matters earn a
good opinion of yourself never mind
about other folks God is yourself
yourself is God
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you'll have to wake him Jeff I think
she's gone
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she was deposed in escape mr. Ellers mr.
Ennis
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oh don't take it too hard Tom dad lived
his life he's got new children we have
to live we've all got to live then we've
got to die
what's the blast of use of it there's no
such thing as use and he's had his life
and you shall have yours and I'll have
mine it's just your life and your living
oh I know but what's a good omen jack
as you will never mr. Ellis live no will
you did leave quite a number of family
documents and other papers
among the my problem this it's a
certificate of marriage to his first
wife apparently she died a few weeks
after Tom was born so as you see the
union was a legal one after all this
means that you Tom are the heir you'll
inherit all the property when you come
of age in 18 months time meantime mrs.
Ellis you will continue to run the farm
as best you can on behalf of yourself
and your children I'm sorry to break the
news to you said bluntly but there's
nothing else I could do look ma I I
don't want the place you have it I don't
want it you have it for linen orchids
I'd rather go away yes that certificate
never been found if you're gonna feel
your turndown no more this aerobic talk
young man when your dad stored up that's
marriage certificate at the bottom of
that box he showed what he meant well
feel as you say now have it two years
hence you might repent it I don't
believe Tom would ever regret it
but I couldn't think of such a thing
then wouldn't let me even if I wanted to
of course not we've got to be sensible
and the law is the law you can't alter
that yet young man even if you want to
they're not of age yes but let's all try
to consider Carly and soberly just what
this document means and how it's going
to affect your lives I won't let it
affect Mars life in any way I'll see to
that I'm sure your father would be very
pleased to hear you say that but it is
going to affect you Tom it's going to
affect you a lot us in 18 months time
this place is going to be your
responsibility
you hadn't reckoned on that had you I
can handle it sure you can but before
you settle down who won do for the rest
of your life ready to be a good idea if
you went away for a few months went away
how do you should get out from the
colony get some experience say your Wild
Oats if you've got any deserve if not
you got a bit of good
oops eat one or the other take Jack with
you dr. Lenz well Stace now grow burn
way he'll give you your keep and a pound
a week each good that bonus of his day
yeah what do you say I don't like the
idea of leaving ma here all by yourself
you don't have to worry yourself about
me Tom well that make sure she gets a
reliable man to look after this place a
bloke like that costs money and we don't
have much despair well that's true
enough but I think we could manage can
we I ain't so sure
ed look at the accounts book from this
morning there ain't much and the kitty
is there would have been different if
Grant had left something a few pounds
but the way things are it's not as bad
as all that Tom I think it's important
for you to get away so do i well wait a
minute um I've just remembered something
what about gran about her money
when was it must be New Year's Eve she
said something about leaving a stocking
for Lennie stocking money in a tin box
she said I was to make sure Lenny gets
it although that yarn before I leave it
alone Jack no I think she meant it Oh
where is this tin box did she say well
I'm in her room up the chimney in her
room she was always saying things like
that leave it alone Jack let him have a
look for it if grand told him I wonder
he didn't speak before I'm well I never
really thought about come on then
can you feel anything well no just that
just a few loose bricks careful oh yes
there is
I can feel something
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