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lovely fresh

fish I can Lely been a fresh fish all

nice and fresh

got lovely fish lovely meel C fish this

morning lovely fish full fish fish me

WL climbing up so high all the little

children they are born to die except our

Mary gble she can dance she can sing she

can wear a weding r

yes yes can I help you Mrs Allen Mrs

Richard Allen yes that's right I

represent a firm of solicitors Madam The

Firm of blondon blundon clavon and uh I

suppose it's about the rent oh no indeed

no Madam I'm no debt collector I am a

partner in The Firm of blundon blundon

clavon

and what on Earth is that young man's

name well no matter now the important

thing is that the news I bring will I am

sure prove entirely welcome to you at

least I trust it will prove entirely

welcome to you

Mrs

Alan well you'd better come in and out

of the Cod oh thank you

stand up children we have a

visitor do continue my dears it is I who

must apologize for disturbing your

meal do sit

down perhaps you'd like a cup of tea

well the ch I accept with gratitude

Madam but the tea I'm afraid I must

decline but I'll come straight to the

purpose of my visit Mrs Alan I trust

you'll not be offended but I'm in a

position to offer you a job or rather a

reasonable salaried occupation why

should I be offended my firm is Seeking

a reliable person to act as a caretaker

to a property which is in our charge and

so far we have been well we've had some

difficulty in finding anyone willing to

take the post no difficulty why

difficulty it's the

remoteness you understand it's a fine

house pleasantly

situated but it stands alone some way

from the nearest Village a little woman

comes up to do what cleaning is

necessary there's a rentree caretaker's

cottage attached to the house and your

duties will be very

light for the children's sake what do

you say

it is awful Isn't it but it's the best

that I could

find so little money so many

debts a Widow's pension is all that I

have

well excuse me he's had a cold I think

he must

have I'll get some warm

oil don't cry sh shall I help Mother no

it's all right thank you dear just look

after our guest

are

you are you sure you wouldn't like a cup

of tea no thank you Lu see

now that we are alone I

wonder I wonder if I might ask you other

question I hesitate because it's rather

an unusual question and I want you to

consider it seriously of course sir you

far

away this far away do you think you'd be

afraid if you

saw a

ghost I I think quite honestly I should

be a little bit

scared I think it would depend on what

sort of ghost it was Sir I mean it was

just wandering around in white sheet

moaning a bit well it would be all right

wouldn't it but if it was one of these

skeletons with no head and a nasty grin

well that's different isn't it can't

grin if you've got no head stupid

exactly anyway I have very good reason

to believe there are no such

Vision no these ghosts would appear to

you well very much like Ordinary

People children perhaps

children of your own age or even an old

man such as myself we wouldn't be afraid

of a ghost like that would we Lucy I

mean well you wouldn't know they were

ghosts would you unless of course you

could see through them I mean right

through them and even that wouldn't be

very scary if their heads were in the

right place sometimes ghosts are people

who come back seeking help we would help

if we could

wouldn't we

Jamie I believe you understand little

lady children do sometimes but as they

grow older they lose their power to

believe

in the

unlikely when you come to the house

you'll hear all sorts of Strange Tales

from the people in the village they'll

tell you it's

haunted but you mustn't be afraid

because when the time comes you'll know

what to do we should be afraid we'll do

what we

can thank you Lucy James thank you well

I must not stay I've been here too long

you should I fet mother no no time no

time but ask her to call at my Chambers

tomorrow on the chambers where is it

what a sensible

lad will it be there I mean you know is

this right will it be there there's a

dress it looks a bit old it will be

there happy Christmas what oh yes a

happy Christmas tomorrow tell my sentu

Clon will be there or

young what is his b

name

James

Lucy We Three Kings of Orient are my

dear a happy a very happy Christmas

Happy

Christmas who was he anyway he didn't

say did

he yes

Madam can I be of

service I've come about the job a

caretaker I was told you've come about a

job I understand you're looking for a

caretaker for a rather remote Country

House the job has not yet been

advertised Madam how did you come to

hear about it an Old Gentleman came to

see

me Jamie do you have the

card I expect it was Mr blundon that

being the first name on the card he

informed me of the vacancy and advised

me to call on

you I

see you must forgive me

Madam Mr blundon has not been at the

office recently and I did not realize he

had taken a hand of the

matter if you let me please let me have

your name I will inform Mr clavon that

you are here oh Alan Mrs alen and uh my

children Mrs youc see James oh and this

is

Benjamin thank

you

Excuse excuse

me that's all

that's very odd very odd

indeed please Mrs Alan Mr clavon will

see you now thank

you good

morning you may sit down if you wish

Jamie look it's Mr plunder

so it

is you are looking at Mr blandon's

portrait yes he's the one who came to

see us I'm afraid I've caught you out

there Sunny Jim the portrait is in fact

of Mr blon's great-grandfather who died

about 100 years ago and I doubt if our

Mr Blandon came to see you East

bedridden should be in a home he should

dear lady I must see how delighted I am

to have a responsible person like

yourself in charge I shall write and

confirm our Arrangements yeah

Arnold and I feel quite certain that

you'll have no trouble from that little

matter we talked about mere country

Superstition nothing more are you Smith

my beger par you are you Smith you know

on the card blondon clavon and Smith no

Sunny Jim I am Mr clb you should be glad

why no one could forget a name like

that it is a silly name I'm sorry

sir cheer old then cheer old it any more

want to get off then just us now Herbert

the big house please Langley Park

Langley Park Langley Park yes Mr CLA

book don't ask me to help with the bags

like the to before will you ghes and

ghosties and long-legged beasties that

place has got don't ask me to help Mr

glook proceed

her yeah can superstition

thank you Herbert thank you proceed

round

mus

your key madam

please let us be happy

here that's Mommy and Jamie Benji and

darling daddy oh

Men

and don't let there be any

ghosts oh shut up loose

come

book how

sad day how go the lake this gots sign

what a sign baby one stupid

SAR

SAR Sara Sara

SAR I know where you are Georgie I'll

find

you wait for me Georgie wait oh Georgie

please

wait it's better hide hide s SAR

hide SAR who is it in the where are you

where are

you s

there only KES my

dear

what

what only

kitties you you ghost are you love de me

you know Tucker is the

name Tucker I do the place as best I can

soon as I think I've cleaned it's time

to start again it's all G it's all

go what kid is what you talking about

Mrs

taka nothing to be afraid of

dear them's only

kides but who are

who are who are what only kides suppose

just means it's only the village

children who say the house is

haunted well it probably is children

know a lot more than grown-ups about

such things good night Lucy good

night just a lot of rumors I expect

Jamie but I did hear voices honestly I

did my dear girl all big houses have

voices if they're alone for a long while

everyone knows that just trying to be

clever

good night James

Jam D here I look

just you look awful this what's the

matter well I I think I've seen what is

oh James you know

ghosts

James two two BL and

enry mo there Lord

Jamie

Lucy at last we have found someone with

a little Good Sense uh I beg your pardon

you didn't run away screaming you didn't

run away well I did first I did I'm

sorry but in the m I thought you were

well ghosts they do say the house is

haunted you

know yes we did

know I suppose if we say that we are

ghosts you will run away Mr blondon said

children of our own

age you are

ghosts you really are but if you are

ghosts then you must be dead of course

we're not dead you do say some stupid

things don't you we are no more dead

than you are you can be a ghost but you

don't have to be dead he's really too

young to

[Laughter]

understand GE I do believe we have found

help tell

us tell us how we can

help I mean who are you yes tell us in

the very beginning start with Once Upon

a Time all the best stories start with

that James all

right once upon a

time we live very happily here but in

the spring of the Year

1818 our mother and father were

tragically killed when they carriage

return coming back from London one

night I am the resurrection and the life

he that believeth in me he be

dead uncle Bertie who was our father's

half brother became our guardian and Mr

blundon the family solicitor became our

other Guardian do stop sing in front of

the servants it'll do no good

big cry boy

cry after the funeral Uncle Bertie lived

in London

he took an unusual interest in the

ballet and fell in love with the

ballerina

her name is Arabella and she's very

pretty Uncle Bertie thinks so too but in

her mind she's only a child

he often returned home to Langley Park

to supplement his come from a private

source and so AR Bella and Uncle Bertie

were

engaged that evening they went to ask

Bella's parents for their consent to

marry Mr and Mrs wikins were the

Proprietors of a select

Hotel Mama this is bire what I told you

about we're engaged

look

wickens come and meet this see tough

it's our little bell

intended

wickins watch this ala

Uncle Bertie and Bella were married

what

Now where's she going for her honeymoon

like she says Paris Rome I mean even if

it's only the a of white for God's sake

put her out of her misery it may well be

the a of white dear mother-in-law the a

of white course truth

steady the truth is that financially I

am hopelessly embarrassed hopelessly I

haven't said so as I had no wish to

spoil our wedding day well you're having

a darn good dry

Albert you mean you're you're short of

the ready is that

it well blow

me one empty bottle of gin you are who's

got it all then who's got it

Master Georgie is the only member of the

family with money

£30 000 to be exact left to him by his

father William would have been mine of

course but being only a half brother

Georgie gets it 30 000 nicker left to

him in trust mother-in-law until he 21

can't be touched it's George's and his

alone unless he dies of course would

heaven forbid the for but he's only 10

he's got years to

go my Bella will have gone to seed in 11

years I'm not going to ever living in

this dirty Great Mansion in poverty

slowly going to seed dear mother-in-law

I will find a way I assure you my Bella

will not suffer I promise oh she will

not you are quite correct there

Albert my little Rose my

Nightingale that George has got a lot to

answer for being only 10 and all that

money are going to waste he's got a lot

to answer for I shall commence my

economies by sacking as many of the

Surplus staff in this house as I can we

shall have our

honeymoon my dearest Bella I'll make it

soon birty dearest make it

soon did it there now

you most of the staff was sacked and Mrs

wikins took over the housekeeping and

good riddance to the lot of

you Sarah Georgie are you trying to get

me any the up with your uncle are you

get in here before you catch your de

cold well don't Dole run

catch the death of

C Mak you you serve the master and

mistress have you yes yes Mrs wikins yes

Mrs wikins now you take them scraps out

the children and make sure they're in

bed yes Mrs Wicks shall I leave the

windows open like you said only it is

very cold tonight leave them open it's

good for him too much comfort's bad for

children too many blankets is bad for

them you make sure they haven't put no

extra blankets on it's bad for him yes

yes Mrs Wicks yes Mrs Wick you skinny

now my

love how's that consumate coming

along there miss sah that'll keep you

warm it's a power of warm in newspapers

quick Tom it's

meing right then good night Miss night

Master Geor good night

Tom that's the Wonder you been in

bed here's your

supper good night and leave that window

open Mrs

orders good night then good

night for a long time we endured hard

beds scraps and bread and water we did

not truly think ourselves in danger then

one night times of wasting

away it's taking too long Mr

wickins getting fatter not thinner

fatter

wickins can you hear me you ugly lump

cuz I'm a talking to you wickins can you

hear me good cuz I'm talking to

you you didn't get no

cold

why why there was a blooming Aran

blowing through here the other night

they should be wasting away with a cold

in their bones aren't you interested in

cash your great lump

cash

£3 000 if he snuffs it it'll be all our

darling little

Bellas if that Georgie snuffs

ER as well

that stuck up Sarah ER as

well they mean us Georgie what's s it

Sara do they mean to kill us Sara an

accident must before them can't wait

forever an

accident a quick accident my love and

you are going to help

me how are you listening

M Uncle bire we must tell him at once

come

on oh you are a naughty boy and now the

Muse of love my little sausage a foot

forward lovely my B

lovely one more turn my little sausage

Lely my

little Uncle B oh please Uncle B get out

of what do you think you're doing Uncle

B get out of here both of you you should

be in bed wandering about at this time

of night are we to have no privot here

but we should be murdered you certainly

are by me andless you go at once should

I take a strap to you but we are oh

please listen Mrs wian says that we are

too fat that we should be cold and that

an accident should snuff us bed Sara

it's true it's true it is bed both of

you

not in the mood for drama tonight or

Auntie Bella has been entertaining me

with classical moments from history and

you bring me low drama be off with it

once Bella send them out my love yes

berty my love how dare you talk like

that about my ma and P

bed please Uncle for the last time Sara

murders indeed imaginations overactive

imaginations

say your prayers and ask God to forgive

you s yes perhaps we did Imagine

didn't Georgie I'm very much afraid we

didn't no listen Langley Park

yes I've put that buck April the 16th

1818 Dear Mr blundon you are our only

chance the wicens are bent on destroying

us please please help Uncle Bertie won't

listen he says it's all imagination but

it's not we shall run away if you don't

help the danger is very great for

us yours

SAR and

me come along Come Along come

along stupid of childish complaints

about your harsh

treatment and threaten to run

away they must not run away Mrs

wikins lock them up

a beautiful job beautifully done right

beins

SAR

looking

Library what does it mean Georgie what

on Earth is

it come on come on where the library of

course

silly soy meing didn't Lo the door come

on

where Georgie I mean what are we looking

for don't ask me just look as it said

why is the library change

Sara has it been magic

Sara sh Georgie sh

a charm to move The Wheel of Time a

charm

it's please

Georgie the library is pleased

bring and Brew the following herbs

together Bal hisle mud

word musk toad Flex toad Flex Yes

bergamont red William Penny worel spret

and drink the liquid it will separate

your minds completely from the time you

are in do you understand that

Georgie a bit perhaps this is our chance

Georgie look to make the Mind still to

escape from time there Georgie to escape

someone is trying to tell us how to

escape not to another place but to

another time oh Georgie

it might be poisonous Georgie I thought

of that I'll put it in Mrs wiin J to see

if she'll die or not suppose she does

die good if she does but that'll be

murder I'm not giving it her because I

think it is poison I'm only making sure

it isn't

why are you putting a funny face

sh

it's either Mrs wickins or her cat and

the cat never did anyone any

har breakfast you

brats

SAR yes it wasn't

poison go with you you mean that to your

time well how can we I'll help you find

the herbs you can Brew the potion as we

did after that it depends upon whether

your will is great enough to help well

it is you don't think we just stand

around and let that awful old woman do

you in snuff us snuff you sah we help

you Sarah Sara I don't feel

well SAR Don't Be Afraid darling when

you get back I shall be

there

SAR SAR

s it's because he's so young he often

returns before me it's all right we

always arrive back together we must

hurry Georgie is a warning to us that I

may soon follow

him now please don't forget put five

leaves of each into a bowl and pour on

hot water keep it warm for an hour and

strain it off through a muslin

cloth bring the potion and meet me here

at sunset

tomorrow promise you'll not fail us

Jamie

promise

promise please

promise I promise I promise Sarah let us

that in us today should die all the

uncharitable thoughts the corros of

indifference the acts of

selfishness the impurity of thought that

comes between us and the love of

God in the name of the Father the Son

the Holy Ghost amen shall we sing himym

number 292

mother would you mind if Lucy and I left

no point in asking why no all right not

too late back lunch at

12:30 clear before us through the

darkness and the guing

Lucy I've just had a brilliant idea what

all we have to do is hunt in the

churchyard why well Lucy sometimes you

really are him if none of the

gravestones is SAR and georg's names on

then we shall know they didn't die don't

you see we should know in advance that

we've saved them oh I see we can go off

into the past knowing everything would

be all right yes I told you it was a

brilliant

idea qu you children

don't like it Jamie not one

bit it's just not nice not going to look

don't

them

William no

Sarah Catherine

L Lucy Lucy come

here Sarah Catherine Latimer George

Richard Latimer died April the 21st

1818 that's tomorrow Lucy tomorrow only

a 100 years ago that's right it were 100

year ago or little things that were a

real

tragedy do you know who they were then I

reckon I could tell you about Every

Blessed grave in this churchard you see

I've been sex with in 4 a year

now please who were they it was a

terrible thing a fire it were while they

were a bed a furnace of a fire started

in the library they say the books burned

like Tinder and nobody could get to them

because of they eat you see poor little

mes down in the corner over by ear come

along here with me and I'll show you

where this face is down here come on

down here there you see no headstone

some say it was a gardener son tried to

save them a little ladyy were don't know

his name my grandfather told me you were

right a little nipple about your age

about this little lad CL the drain pipe

to the bedroom window but somehow the

pipe gave way and he come plunging down

and was

killed and then there was the guardian

an Old Gentleman lawyer or something he

were well he was at the house at night

he was on his way back to London when

his Carriage broke down and when he seen

the flames in the distance he come right

in back and when he seen that they were

dead he took on cruel real cruel oh too

late too late too late he keeps saying

and then he then he starts a

crying some say he died of grief other

says he was never quite right in his

head again yeah some claim to have seen

his ghost wandering about the old house

langly park there as well as the ghost

of the two children in the garden have

people well I

mean have people really seen them indeed

they have for the last 100 years they

have he told

you don't want to go anywhere near there

my dear it's all it all right don't you

go anywhere near there we've got to got

to why we live

there yeah I was only Jing I made it all

up I did there is no such thing as ghost

that depends entirely on your point of

view well there is Ghost you see because

I've seen them now

make sure the tops on tight luy we don't

want to go through making it all again

haven't got time anyway we're late as it

is come

on

Sarah Sarah

I thought you changed your

minds where's Georgie he had a slight

disagreement with Mrs wikins she's

locked him in the cellar Tom is guarding

him for me while I'm away we can't be

long as I only drank a little of the

potion

Sarah before anything else we must tell

you that James tell me James whatever it

is tell me well it was in the graveyard

on the tombstone we found your name and

George's the the the seon said it was a

fire it's true it was a fire oh

Sarah I know about the grave I've never

told Georgie but I know but the date

Sarah was 100 years ago tomorrow that's

true blondon remember Cen time oh hello

oh yes

we haven't much time my

dear excuse me sir but are you dead too

Parton me James my boy a part I'm dead I

am the Dead part of blundon the other

part of me was the blundon who wouldn't

listen to the pleas of Sara and Georgie

the blundon who failed them I have

suffered for 100 years tormented by my

own

conscience seems more like a thousand

years

but now I've been given the chance to

put right the wrong the terrible wrong I

have done and to bring my punishment to

an

end but first I have to find someone to

trust me to trust me once again to trust

me even with his

life

lastly I must go back to undo the harm

I've

caused Mr blundon sir I'm the one who

has to trust you aren't I I mean that's

why you brought us here to Langley Park

why you came to Camden Town

yes it's not an easy thing I know

James but all will be revealed my

dears tell me what to do that is not yet

clear my boy but whatever it may be

nothing shall harm you I promise that I

shall guard you from all dangers however

they may

come I know I'm not

worthy but it's our only hope sardes

Georges and

not let

go

Lucy you must trust him

too I'll

try I really will

it's time to

go go on Jamie go

on a bit more

James

Jamie

Jamie Lucy it's

working it's working it's time to

go whatever it may be nothing shall harm

you there's Georgie the sexon said it

was a fire promise you'll not fail us

Jamie promise go with you back to your

time L by the way way you're

dressed I see by the way you're

dressed I see by the way you dressed it

you don't come from

hereabouts I suppose you wouldn't have

come from the new world would you new

world he America the new

world yes I suppose you could say we

have come from the new world they say

it's a wonderful

place uh yes it is of course it is a

terrible long journey but uh but is well

I plan to meet myself one of these days

when I'm old alike Miss Sarah's been

teaching to me to read and write I mean

to go there and try my fortune they say

there's a fine future in America I for a

young man has can can read and write and

ain't afraid of a bit of hard work yes

Tom yes now how's my brother oh yes he's

safe but he's growing hungry he told me

sarah

sarah Sarah where are you you

huzzy kissing and cuddling with that

Garden boy no doubt I know your game oh

let me stay on fer please I'm not afraid

of her oh you know I'd Die For You Miss

Sarah yes Tom I know now go quickly for

my sake please all

right should we go with him we don't

want him to know we're here no stay in

the shadows

Sarah Sarah a

so there you are and all alone I see who

was he with you a moment ago one of them

vulgar servants I'll be bound not only

have you got no sense miss you got no

taste neither I'm very sorry Mrs wikin I

only came out to speak a word to poor

Georgie in the cellar you came out to

speak to him in the

cellar where is the Camus where is it

it's under the kitchen Mrs Wick it's

under the kitchen Mrs wickens and what

are you doing in the stable The Cellar

ain't under the stable now is it no Mrs

Wick no Mrs Wiens I was going to talk to

him through the grating oh was

you well it'll be boarded up in the

morning oh please let him out Mrs

wickins he's only a little boy it's so

dark in there for him don't talk to me

about that brat after what he said to me

you'll be lucky to be out before

Christmas next year please shut up go

the arms go

M get back back

what's that who did that it was me and

I'll do it again if you touch Sarah you

got persons aiding and a betting you

have you I tell you it was me

James I got knock off that red bitty

last month it was chinan coming out the

bottle and now invisible beings trying

to grab my body how we ghosts did it

work yes but but Tom could see us why

can't she too old too insensitive o is O

too Ling

old school Grom Miss come on don't you

but Georgie he stays where he is James

what she didn't see us Mrs wikins didn't

see

us ghosts we really

are blooming

enry please let go s you're hurting I'll

hurt you I'll hurt you if I have my way

children there can't feel

good

Mak

Mak yes Mrs wiin yes take Miss Sarah up

her bedroom and lock her in yes Mrs

wikin yes Mrs wi mama mama

mama see my new pink

silk oh Bella you look a picture

do us a turn around my thrush my linit

and let your old M see

you ah Bella you look a picture just you

wait till that berty cast his eyes on

you he go all of an e ain't it pretty

sarasu ain't it pretty

sarasu would it look the same on you

ain't it pretty

very pretty Bella yes it is thank you I

think she looks like a stuffed Pink

Pig BL she one of her turns she can't

see us can she she's only got the mind

of a child I think perhaps she

can who are they ghosts I swear Mama De

I can see right through them right

through them

Ash now Bella there ain't nobody there

here me smell your breath you Haven been

to my chin have you there there there

yeah me B I shall Haunt You Until You

release little Georgie from The

Cellar let Georgie out of the cell M and

then perhaps they'll leave me alone oh

leave you alone love there's nobody

there there is more let's Georgie

go don't overdo it what on Earth is

going on what is occurring I heard

screaming

oh I was that scared tell ma to let him

out of the cellar or they'll be after me

again let who out who is after you what

on Earth is going on here

Mrs wikins Master Georgie was very wo

sir berty dear very wo I put him in the

cellar to cool his blood off sir berti

dear release him at once I will not have

Bella

distressed wein fetch some smelling Sals

yes

sir why are you waiting son-in-law my

dear how can I leave my baby like like

this my wife mother-in-law is perfectly

all right with me I demand that you do

as I say oh if you shout I'll have heart

attack I will I'll have heart failure oh

Oho oh I think I'm having it I'm off oh

you are off Mrs wickins get up your

performance this evening is not

convincing get up I say and release

Georgie

instantly go with us

Sor now my little sausage who is after

you we

are oh my God Mama Mama Mama Mama M Mama

Mama Mama Mama Mama Mama Mama Mama

Mama Mama Mama

M M

M what is all that noise

downstairs they're having

dinner why don't we e drop we might find

out what they're

up Georgie if you're going to come with

us you have to be quiet promise

promise good and the tripped up they're

finishing there's Mr blond it's all

falling into shape time's running out

can't bear to think of it you your

little girl will be so sad oh well it'll

only be for a day or two my pet and Mr

blundon thinks it advisable that I go

with him to London I'm sorry Mr Arabella

Mr blundon doesn't know how sorry he's

going to be now don't cry my little now

you want should be too late Pap fine and

it will save a great deal of time and I

must get some money my sausage or

there'll be no more silk dresses for you

Mr Blandon oh sir you must Uncle bery

won't feed us he doesn't care if we snap

it listen to her how dare you you are

two mischievous children your uncle is a

very kind and considerate guardian and

you should be more careful but it's Mrs

wickens she means to harm us Mr blundon

she does I know she does don't leave us

here alone with her please listen to her

buty did surely they cannot mean to

accuse Dear Mama no of course not my

dearest your mother is a spendid woman

kind and considerate at all times quite

unique your mother is a drun old witch

Bella I can't bear it Jamie I just can't

bear

it dare to me

likee I'll go if Mr blundon sees me he

might remember what's going to happen it

hasn't happened so how can you remember

it he must remember something he brought

us

here there are two of

you two Mr

blondon yes James my boy there are two

of us though we're both the same man but

he wouldn't know it was I who brought

you here but if I told him

he wouldn't see or hear

you he's a shallow insensitive

man it's very difficult Mr blundon we

came to help you but there's so little

we can do it's not yet the time

everything was go on as before for a

while in a way just as

before now you must just wait and be

patient wait and be patient

wait and be

patient and we return as soon as I've

raised enough money to keep us

happy when it's all occurring my jur is

sausage should we go

blundon or ofir my daughter of a unique

mother

now

loose

sarah

gey we must find them I'm sure the time

is now dandon leaving and Sarah inside

the house it'll be soon Lucy I know

it PR Mrs wi changed her mind didn't put

them in the cellar perhaps they're in

the

nursery say what I just thought what the

nursery is over in the library so well

that's why the fire started stupid James

it is all happening like before come on

quick we better get out of sight I can't

see us B can

now I'm doing this secretly out of the

kindness of me heart hurry up and drink

it orar I'll catch me that's very kind

of you better not

all get the key no if we take it now

she'll tell her mother it's missing

we'll have to get it without anyone

noticing follow her when she comes out

and see what she does with it good night

I'm a eag and you're a

e did I drink it yes Ma say I sent it

did you co that hurts ma yes I told him

that you said which was I was doing

doing it at the kindest of me up and

then I wanted them to get a good night's

sleep oh they'll sleep all right there's

my good little girl don't want him to

think as I'm getting soft now do I I

want you to take this tray to the

kitchen and wash them mugs very hard

very

hard don't want no sediment wash them in

boiling water mom

do something quick

n

outside I'll get into a room we've got

to get that key come on

Mr

Wiggins bundles of wood bundles of wood

Lucy the fire he started it oh no come

on

listen we have to separate I'll get an A

and break down the nursery door but you

must stay here and warn Tom his life

depends on it loose all right

Sarah GE Miss Sarah Sarah is she all

right Miss is she's safe then don't

they're still in the nursery J is trying

to break down the

door joh you must the St is your fault

joh it isn't safe really it isn't you'll

fall me kill I know you will have I will

be killed but the Su is a person I would

gladly die for you won't help there if

you're gued could only make things worse

on the f I know what's going to happen

I've been told I know it

Sarah Sarah are you right

Sarah

Sarah please don't be

dead Sarah wake up

Sarah help the window of sa Sarah

Sarah I'm open the window

go I'm with them Lucy I'm

here Miss Sarah it's sure right they're

alive but I can't wake them up Tom

they've been drugged

I I'll kill you I will

miss miss this is no time

for you've gone too

farabella please

oh I'm a

e oh d That's come I've got to go back

look after

Sarah

Sarah is right he's alive where do is he

still out there

get

Tom Lucy

I would if I

got I would gey I

would J

we will go together the fire will not

touch

you now is the time look straight ahead

and don't be

afraid I can't F see nothing look

Straight

Ahead toiz Georgie

H

last at

last thank you my

dear Dy Georgie Mr blondon you promised

to guard them you

promised

Jamie

Lucy geie geie F

geie

GE D

D

D D D D please d

please J don't please

don't

J you're too late Mr blondon you're

always too late I won go back without

Jamie I will not go without

Jamie I won't go without him tell I

won't go without him I won't go that

Jamie go that Jamie I won't

go

without back with that

Jamie

Jamie

Jamie Jamie

Jamie

Jamie Jamie Jamie

Earth it in

us I should have told them James isn't

dying he's just lost in

time gosh I hope that's all just cuz Mr

blundon wasn't there no one believe

it God doesn't want James to die that

would be silly James is only lost in

time isn't

he almighty God who through thine only

begotten son Jesus Christ H has overcome

death and opened unto us the Gate of

everlasting life we humbly beseech thee

that as by thy special Grace preventing

us thou Dost put into our minds good

desires so by thy continual help we may

bring the same to good effect through

Jesus Christ Our Lord suppose nothing

has

changed how can anything have

changed supposing Sarah and George's

Graves have gone

I can't be as silly as that I can't

really go wandering around expecting to

find a yawning hole surrounded by a

crowd of astonished

villagers and yet if it is all the same

what does it

mean did we dream

it where is James then

Good Shepherd giveth his life for his

sheep

Frederick ver

blondon gave his

life to save the

children in his

care April the 21st

1818

yesterday 100 years

ago we did

it Jamie did did

it

Lucy Lucy he's awake Jamie's awake

then he suddenly woke up and of all

things he wanted something to eat but I

think he was a bit confused because he

said sorry I got held up as if he'd been

on a journey or something can I go up

and see him yes of course you can

darling Mommy I do love

you are you right of course are you

Where Have You Been then

Bean yes Bean James where have you been

you know very well where have we

been you remember

then well do

you Lucy did we did we yes Jamie I went

to the church yard and the children's

Graves have gone we did it Jamie you did

it you help a

bit

Clutterbuck trouble Kem in town here we

come it's all right Darlings I've had a

letter and it's

private secrets

have a good journey

it's all very well for

you you belong to someone

again What About

Us Where Do We Belong

Cherry o swans

where have you been hiding has he

finished yet in the Attic no I don't

think

so you know that Blue Vase yes remember

I nearly smashed it when you were trying

to get the keys for Mrs wikins and I

couldn't do

it strange to think of it being here all

this

time probably here before Sarah and

Georgie probably be here long after

we've left

probably doesn't really seem fair James

Lucy come

on what does he want I don't know he

looks pretty nervous as

usual Mr clutter you know James and Lucy

hello

again well when do we

go go yes go back to Camden town when we

don't have to go Jamie briefly our Mr

blundon for some unknown reason raised

himself from his bed of mental misery

hled himself as best he could last

Thursday 4:30 it was into the office and

said get them papers on the marriage of

Miss Sarah and Master Tom so I bid as I

was told him being the governor barot

and here they

are it seems that we are related to

these people they were great

grandparents of daddies

just over 100 years ago they lived here

and then they went to America not over a

100 years ago exactly 100 years ago Mrs

Alam New York America

1825 s Lal of langly Park married a

Thomas Mortimer a gardener by trade very

infig out of his class he was Mr

Clutterbuck has come to tell us that we

are the legal owners not only of the

cottage but of the house itself we can

stay plus of £500 a year to keep us in

comfort in

perpetuity in what for your lifetime

Sunny Jim I won't go into all the legal

Logistics you wouldn't understand step

this way if you please all will be

revealed

Sarah Tom I

know great grandma Sarah great grandpa

Tom Mr blundon Mr blundon Mr

blundon which

one which one we three kings of Orient

are my dear

it's it's ours Benji it's really

ours it's ours it's

ours

it's

oh goodbye

bye-bye Benji say

goodbye come

on J

alen goodbye

then thank you very much thank you thank

you very much goodbye goodbye

hope you enjoyed it bye come

again goodbye

goodbye goodbye

oh a

the