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[Music]
we're not done with Jeremy
we must be dizzy with all that counting
every evening it's the same how much is
their father 123 bound some prints left
over well it's not changed since he
started counting an hour ago 123 barbers
we'll never get there at this read how
much are the debts still to be paid over
300 I must get in another position owner
dear big cautious works hard to come by
nowadays the school pays me so little I
should be working full-time and evenings
like Tom what I put it in each week is a
pittance no I should speak to loose she
may know someone instant ox who needs a
governess or a companion
don't watch every time what's up boy
nothing yet my so little for me to do I
just left earlier that's all her son
called Dean given you notice to quit the
truth now
no mother he's done nothing of the sort
on the contrary you've been talking
about giving me promotion oh my god two
is over nephew I'll fetch tea no more
they don't go as Maggie lost use of our
limbs Oh Maggie's just come in from
school Tom it doesn't matter a
speciality hey it was a pity you lost
that money speculating on the corn
father there's a sewer job I love to
walk around long enough to see things
right tom yes you shall father you shall
live to see your debts paid
and what's more you shall pay him with
your own hand a good while ago uncle
Greg lent me some money to do some
trading with a ship owner from racing
I've been successful father I now have
three hundred and twenty pounds in the
bank and the prospect of more all our
debts can be paid is there any Brumby
there's the buffer sister Dean brought a
Christmas of it Uncle Dean is appointed
a meeting of the creditors in the Golden
Lion on the 31st we should all have
dinner together at two o'clock uncle
Greg will be there and all we should
both the money with you Tom for me to
look at to see you to me I'm and so your
shower in the golden lion god bless you
then the his speech don't want the
Golden Lion a good speech no father
you shall yeah your art a shallow way
conciliate of it huh he must already
know something
uncle tain advertised the creditors
meeting in the messenger this morning
that's made amends do busy now you'll
have some good put behind the house
check out the millet it's a great thing
but among drama good Sony can be proud
of it to be fine if we're committal soon
like I was messy at all straight honest
filler instead of that poor crooked
creature there's nothing to India now
tell me why you can prosper in the world
millet
I hope so father and one day perhaps
we'll own the mill again ah I one day
maybe you'll see loyal we're coming is
purely some aroma new below you on the
ladder and what times mister gets to
arrived at any moment
Maggie you don't like him don't you it's
very clever if I disapprove of him will
you give him up give him up
who's your mocking me again no I suppose
it is out of keeping that anyone is
insignificant desires should ever be
mistress of such a great mansion as far
cows people are not like snails dear
you're not expecting to be large in
proportion to their house you living
Maggie
they've been such a comfort to me since
mama died you've been a comfort to me
until now have always been happy I've
never been tried in the way you have now
then we'll have no more sadness I'm
putting you under discipline a pleasure
while you here today and those clothes
stand up miss miss
I wonder if Marie Antoinette looked as
good when her gown was done dat the
elbow oh can you see it I can't think
what Witcher it is in you that makes you
look best in old clothes if I wore that
dress I'd be quite unnoticeable Oh quite
and find yourself swept under the grate
like the carpet dust can I sit down the
Cinderella well at least you can let me
change your brooch but one looks silly
on you want this mother charming effect
of my consistent shabbiness the question
is does your little brooch suit me if
mr. guest should see you with that
trinket only be obliged to leave the
room again I'll have a fit of vapors I
think I shall wear something else Maggie
dear
I shan't be a moment good morning good
morning I had no idea we were to have
the pleasure of your company today miss
telev it I know how much you dislike to
be complimented but please allow me that
one tiny courtesy the pleasure of your
company so much fluency in self
possession should not be wasted on a
private occasion mr. gates
I see you've discovered how impudent I
am already as superficial people don't
discern that use your manner I suppose
shall we go for a real on the rhythm
what would you like that surely it's for
Lucy to decide what we shall do of
course but I did not mean that we should
go for a real in tiny hands never hold
these missing no excuses now I shall not
be satisfied until I can go you'll make
it over the way to don't cook me like
that
Oh Lucy even tom was never able to do
that oh yes well the river suits your
temperament is terrible whatever can you
mean oh it's all part of mr. love is
general uncanny this I suppose an
ever-changing quality of which cars and
water then you should like in the river
to all human nature mr. guest we all
change sir well the flosses is full of
unbridled passions as any person
would take care this wood is treacherous
when wet thank you Steven has its
blended voices
lucky certain strains of music to a
family soon
I can never hear them without changing
my whole attitude mind time I wish I
could always have plenty of music in my
life
you really did enjoy yourself tonight
yes
tell me truly what you think lives there
good and bad I think you should tremble
more tremble I think you should
humiliate him a little another should
never be so self-confident you think
he's conceited yes but you don't dislike
him how can I dislike anyone who
promised to make you happy when you next
come Stephen has promised to bring
Phillip waken with him he has such a
nice voice well but listen could we see
him for help or not
not without Tom's leave I promised him I
wouldn't see fit it without first asking
permission I had no idea
tom was such a tyrant I should speak to
him about it
Oh No please don't but I've never heard
of anything so strange and unreasonable
I can understand Tom's being bitter
about mr. Wickham but what is he against
poor Phillip Phillip is in love with me
Maki
I'm terribly fond of Phillip Stephen and
I have been to visit him once or twice
lately and his look so sad I thought he
was morbid about his deformity and now I
realized he was pining for you
does it upset you if I talk about
Phillip oh you are so dear to me let's
always be such good friends
what strange creature you are of course
we should always be friends he hopes so
[Applause]
if you just wait a few moments mr.
Whitcomb father should be home soon the
golden light there's no consequence I
see him tomorrow I might have a very
strange mixture of feelings towards me
mr. Tolliver
to be honest yes then under the
circumstances it was good of you to ask
me and you've been most amiable would
you be so kind as to wish her mother
good evening that was unnecessary tell
about your daughter has been most polite
and courteous what are you doing in my
house
well okay to talk up a farm matters but
I see you're in no mood for discussion
it's pretty please let me pass say your
piece you're a fool Oliver let me pass
say a piece my hump
very well why didn't you remove the
stones from the far clothes before
plowing I told you plain enough what
would happen if you didn't but an
embassy is like you never learn do they
impart someone else a fart oh yeah I
need a drink to make man I know are so
no longer under a strong a lot your way
come find someone else at each family -
very well if that's the way you wish it
to be be off these premises by Monday is
going the own good time you ignorant
fool poke your tongue and let me pass
until I told you what I think of you
you're too cunning to get unwelcome well
that's what you deserve
[Applause]
yeah so Phyllis you shouldn't've is
defeated
we heard you suffer for the sir your
daughter is a witness you've assaulted
me shall we come showing the box on yeah
your lunatic help it to my horse
whatever I think my arm is broken are
you sure you can ride in success sticks
why don't they make a ride with me
coming in a town like do-nothing cluster
for air tell him I wanna dick to ya boy
god I see yourself above this don't
realize
[Applause]
[Music]
I've got good ulis he's father nice to
do it for uncle painting weird my game
Oh father I just go for the doctor no
don't they listened possibly awake huh
what's happened do we come to verse no
father Atticus awakened and whipped him
terribly I tried yes shake hands with me
time before ago I'll run for the doctor
father first I must get your hot sister
another page a book in time
this is the
Tom its mother look after your mother am
I the controller I'm sure it's a break
very funny
so you mother Nick and I together
a huge your fret wings give us a kiss me
I haven't turned him I believe fair and
square
you must get back from the ballgame
I'll try father you forgive mr. Wickham
outdoor children you've beaten him and
now you forgive it that's good forgives
you
God forgives Rascals it won't be hard on
me
[Music]
two funerals in the family it's more
than body and soul can bear first poor
Susan about autonomy I think not Bessie
if Sophie weeps in equal proportions to
the wine she's drinking we shall have to
take to the bugs leg how could you be so
unfair
and how could you be such a hypocrite
there's nothing you enjoy more than a
funeral what's keeping neighbor Dean I
wonder the carriage was too late at the
church uncle they'll be here sure we
should talk about the future Bessie
whilst we're all together what's to
become of them why we should go on
living here of course Tom will help Luke
with the mill be sensible Bessie Tom
knows nothing of milling and you must
remember it'll be mr. Wickham will
decide who manages the mr. Jane softly
but surely he'll let us stay on here
it's our home well my dear the word is
that Wickham's are already looking
around for a new manager if he's a
married man with family as he probably
will be he will need accomodation oh but
surely you can't mean Oh No
well mr. Wickham wouldn't give away our
home where should we go
listen my dear this house is his he only
allowed you to stay here was to never
manage the mill now he's gone God rest
his soul
no he's gone the new manager will have
to come here in his place but I thought
perhaps now now Jeremy is gone mr. Waker
might be finished with his bitterness
and be willing to sell back the mill and
who pray should provide the money to
bite Oh guests and co of course I
wouldn't pin your hopes on that busy oh
but they must fire perhaps it will be
better to wait
where's Tom yes where's Tom he went to
see Luke and the men they were all at
the church you know wives and children
too I see no point in funerals all this
fuss and bother won't bring Tolliver
back
gende leg you could miss so hard it
passes all understanding I'll get on
with your sniveling Sophie he's been
dead for three days and no amount of
weeping and wailing will make him any
less dead in 20 years Lucy what what do
you say I asked your aunt deliver to
come and live with us she could manage
our house very well I think much better
than a stranger would and it'll give you
more term to be with young Stephen die d
baah Bessie would be terribly lonely on
her own and Maggie might come with her
if she wished as company for you but
someone must look after poor Tom tom is
quite able to look up for himself
oh they'll be leaving a new man a beer
at any moment I've no wish to meet him I
can't bear to turn my back on it like
this
Arum oh I have no choice well I couldn't
guess it's a book the mill for the
simple reason that we can outbid him
come on don't cry this is our home
one day I'll bring you back here again
just as father said I must couldn't we
have a gun back I think you'll be happy
is uncle Diaz housekeeper
Lucy's a kind little soul you I'll get
lodgings as far away as possible we
comes new managers a drunken lout I've
no wish to watch him strutting about our
property in father's boots come on
mother we must go
no you're gone I'll come directly
[Music]
Oh chilly
nice to become of us
[Music]
by God Phil this is a nice place for you
to work in but I'm too stiff in the
joints to climb those stairs very often
you don't often pay me a visit huh oh no
I have I've come to see your work you
somehow make up our mind to invade your
sanctum you're off abroad or on some
sketching trip Oh what can I show you
get a capital light from the roof these
are excellent really excellent you must
have enough here first shall we
I suppose there yes take this one as
good as any London artist what are you
working on now
I thought you're given up portraits
those are all portraits of mr. Toliver
at different ages since I met her at
school in Kings long have you been
seeing us since you came back from
abroad yes I saw a great deal of it
before her father's death
judo cup milk in the forest nearby I
loved her father I shall never love
anyone else she aware of this
she knows that up there yes but the she
loves me or would be prepared to marry
me I don't know and if she would in the
merrier I see so this is the return you
make me for all the indulgences of heap
Tania you've simply been indulgent
father and I'm grateful but am I
supposed to repay the debt by
sacrificing all my chances of happiness
I think most sons would share their
father's feelings in this case Tolliver
was a mad ignorant brute who came with
an image of murdering me the whole town
knows it all mr. look are you really
gonna carry this ridiculous rancor
beyond the grave there's another be
horsewhipped by a lot in than love
important course not but you have to
extend your enemy's agent Maggie to miss
Tolliver
she never entered into the family
quarrels and what does that signify no
one asked what a woman does the asked
who should be launched to what time
Ellie what about the insolent brother of
hers what does he think of your liaison
he's forbidden where to see me again or
even to correspond with me he's
forbidden youth oh this is altogether
too degrading Phillip I not see you
married to old Tolliver's daughter you
need have no fears father under the
circumstances we're not likely to get
attached going that cold devil Tom
Tolliver is as good a mark for a bullet
as I know he's for business news
good morning this telephone oh please
didn't rise your mother tells me that
Lucy is out has that same but surely you
remember she always has a music listenin
to you oh of course I can quite
forgotten how stupid
well I'm very vexing no matter perhaps I
could keep you company until she returns
yeah I see you're not addicted to the
fashionable advice of fancy work I can
do nothing more difficult or more
elegant than shoot me your plain saying
is so exquisite it becomes fancy work
Thank You Lucy tells me I'm not the sort
of man that you admires she says you
find me conceited would it be very
uncivil of me to say that I do she also
says that you're saying is quite a
mystery to her that you were very
different once and hated saying of any
description it's a mystery quite easily
explained sowing chefs was the only way
I could earn some extra money oh I like
that sort of defiance mostella for that
pride of poverty that won't be ashamed
of itself please thank you you're unlike
any other woman I've ever met before if
you'll forgive me mr. smugly please let
go of my arm you know don't you I can
see it in your eyes you know
you did this delivery you came here when
you knew Lucy would be Alps well I wish
to god I'd never met you ready to I'm
not even side I like your band
[Music]
[Applause]
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