All language subtitles for 01 Anna of the Five Towns by Arnold Bennett ｜ TV Miniseries Drama Episode 01 ｜ Subtitles

Whew!

What is it?

What have you found?

What is it?

What are these founds?

Have you found him?

Have you found that you?

No.

Not him.

What plan?

Some other poor pogger.

Well, they're randomly

byrose people.

But others yes, they're

absolutely amazing.

The Hawkins

Bra

We're all

very happy.

It's gonna be the same possible.

That if you would choose the worst, the most wicked thing we're possible to do, you could

have happened upon anything more wicked than this.

The stale from another pupil is bad enough.

But the stale are barber.

The barber.

The very book which teaches you the sin you have committed.

What do you see?

What do you see then?

The barber about thieving.

Well, Ancina, what do you see?

I'm sure.

What do you see?

So shall not.

Go on.

Still.

Right.

Thou shalt not stale.

May be your learner lesson from this yet.

I'm sure she asked Mr. Price.

I'm grateful to you.

You may well be grateful, Mr. Elright.

But please, there will be for a moment, for I am finished with this girl yet.

Well, you're my lady.

How more have we here?

A price.

Well, I'm not sure if you deserved your price.

Let me see if it isn't too good for you.

First, you're not sure.

First in a class.

You see this Mr. Price.

Do you think this young lady could truly have been first in her class?

Well, will he?

Well, I don't know.

I may not have suppose if that's what it says.

Now tell me, honestly, do you deserve it?

Yes.

I do.

But I suppose you must have it.

That...

Do you any sacrifice or the spool of cotton and other stories for children?

Do you really think that's suitable, Mr. Price?

I don't.

I'm sure if it were chosen, then.

It must be ours.

Big sister isn't out to school yet.

I've been waiting never so long, though.

Mr. Sutton.

I've just been making sure some slippery fault for the sewing meeting.

You'll be surprised the reasons people are fine, but not giving an hour or two at their time.

You had a good class this afternoon, Enry?

Oh, yes. Very good indeed.

You're doing fine work.

Oh, yeah, over 70 present.

Oh, I make nothing but numbers, Enry. I meant a good class.

I mean, don't it say we're two or three gathered together?

Where must be going on?

The horses are restless and have a call to make up at hillport before tea.

I know where ages have been.

Work.

Mr. Tellwright, we were beginning to wonder if everything was alright.

There was nothing serious, Errol.

I'm afraid so.

One of my girls stole a Bible from another girl, so a cosad to mention it to the superintendent.

To tie this prize?

A cosy gave her a lecture, but now he says it must take her home and talk to her parents.

It says she must be dismissed.

Dismissed?

I don't know. It is a serious matter, but it would be such a pity to dismiss her.

In fact, I've always rather liked the girl.

I wonder if...

Yes?

You might speak to Mr. Price about it.

I think only if he were to mention it to me first.

Oh, yes. Yes, of course.

All right, will it? No gun yet.

I've forgotten something.

Yes, no, I mean, me, Father.

Good day, Mr. All right.

Agnes has been showing me a prize.

I asked her if she'd really deserve it.

Is it? She says she does.

What do you think, Mr. All right?

I know how hard Agnes studies a Bible.

I'm sure it were well earned.

Agnes, you know it in a polite or whispering company?

I'm sure it was important.

Agnes wants to go to the park to hear the band play.

I'm going up there too.

Come along, Agnes. Tap me arm. Show me the way.

Help, Agnes.

It's beautiful.

We're a lot of people. It's like games. What's that?

Oh, did you go to football matches and actors?

I'm a lister. You're the band.

Well, you're dancing, Agnes. I can't sing for the band.

You taste yourself.

No, I shouldn't have done what she wants to. She's been a child.

I can never believe Tom's or Rhandas.

You must remember, Agnes. Most beautiful things can flower in the mixtape, grime and smoke.

Favourite says it's a smoke that stops me, Gilly goes some more.

Smoke the pay for this park, and most things else you care to mention.

To father knows that as well as any man and bearer than most.

Favour knows everything. I suppose this would be an old.

I saw the father this morning. At a quarter to seven, walking as brisk as a boy. Seems a picture of Elph.

It's never ill. And yet he has no inclination to preach here.

He used to preach in the hand-ridge circuit, I believe.

He'd stop preaching long before we moved here.

I wonder if he could not have been persuaded.

He knows what I'd do. We're short of local preachers. Good ones, there is.

I can't speak for Favour. You'll have to ask him yourself.

Well, I will do. I'm going to see him. Perhaps one night this week.

Joss Father Favour would preach.

No, exactly.

Then?

It doesn't matter some little business.

Yes, business.

But you will be in.

Oh, yes. I'm always in. See? There's Miss Sutton.

Good afternoon, Miss Tullau. You've come to see the park. Agnes insisted.

Of course. How are you, Agnes?

I knew I've seen before.

You are not here alone.

No. Father's down by the lake. He caught sight of you and set me up to say that you have to be sure to come to something tonight.

You will come, weren't you?

Yes, thanks. I have meant to.

Father says the park has sent up the valley that land over there, enormously.

Mr. Tellwright Jones, most of it, doesn't he, Anna?

They say might. I really don't know.

Of course, it will be covered in streets in a few months. Will he build himself or will he sell it?

I haven't released our deal.

If you're so interested in Mr. Tellwright's business plans, Beatrice, perhaps you best ask him yourself.

Here he is, you see. Close against the bancer.

Henry, you know I have no such intention.

Agnes, do we must go or we should be late?

He turns it in the evening, Agnes.

Agnes is a tough one. Father.

Well, we must go. Goodbye.

So, goodbye.

Thank you.

Good evening.

Coady, isn't it?

Yes, isn't it?

I thought you'd be here. Sorry. I thought I'd shut her in the kitchen.

So, Rait, miss. You can't stop them when they know what they want.

Say what I mean, miss. Now you listen to her purr.

Thank you. So, Rait.

It'll be the Father's turn it's on dear, respect.

Yes.

I shall be spilling no milk on this deck next week, I reckon.

Cat and O, Cat. Traumus.

Goodbye.

At last.

I was in the garden. Were you waiting long?

Oh, you're quite sure of an hour.

Who was so special about the garden, Aces?

I...

The planting flowers, I'll be back.

I forgot.

Daydreams, molar.

I forgot the time.

Happens.

Girls, your age?

Guillopas?

What are the times there?

It's early yet.

But you didn't awake me.

It's early.

But you're already up.

I couldn't sleep.

Because you're so excited, Sis.

Excited.

Today, silly.

Because the dees are birthday.

Yes, it is, isn't it?

Twenty-one.

What's it fair, lark?

Fair lark.

Being grown up.

Being a woman.

But you do feel different, aren't you?

You do.

I think I do.

How old were you and your mother died?

I was five.

I was six.

I was six.

I was six.

I was six.

I was six.

I was five.

Then you remember her?

A little.

Yes, I think so.

Tell us, what was she like?

Was she like you?

Did you look like her?

She was always in the kitchen.

Bacon and cleaning.

I can remember her.

Standing over the fire.

Rose achieved.

Smiling it's on silly thing rather than I'd said.

She would kind to me.

Of course, silly.

See, what's your mother?

They done a loop larker.

No, I think not.

Who do you loop lark them?

Is it father?

Do you take after father?

Perhaps I do.

I think you're so lucky, sis.

Because I am 21.

Because you remember your mother?

Is this for you?

For your birthday?

Do you like them?

Be a lovely.

We should have to find the bars for them.

Could have used a soap jug.

We never used a table anymore.

But very thing.

Is the bacon ready?

Ready.

Be there.

What have we got near?

Agnes gave them to me.

She's grown them herself.

They're from a birthday.

Oh, they're 21.

They're two women.

No.

Well, you're a lady.

God sanctified this food to our youth and does to a service.

For Christ's sake, I'm in.

Hello?

Yes, Father?

I want you.

Just a moment of healing taters.

I'm not a woman.

I'm not a woman.

I'm not a woman.

I'm not a woman.

I'm not a woman.

I'm not a woman.

I'm not a woman.

I'm not a woman.

I'm not a woman.

Well, it's a feeling taters.

Taters can't wait.

Yes, Father?

Sit down, Wench.

You saw it, it reminded me of your birthday.

But I'd not forgotten.

I've a mind to my responsibilities.

You're of age today, Anna, and there's something for you.

Your mother, and a fortune of her own.

Anandia Grandfait, this will, it comes to you when you're 21.

The executives made me trust thee.

Your mother, at 18,000 pounds in government stock,

that was near 25 years ago.

I've night-troubled it.

What with good investment and interest accumulating?

You worth this day is near 50,000 pounds,

and as makes no difference, and that's a tardy bit.

50,000 pounds.

Ah-ha, Wench.

Do you mean it's my own favor?

It's mine, under the Grandfait.

This will, Anna told thee.

I'm bound by law to give it to this day.

You must give me a receipt for these securities.

Here they are.

The need is the list.

Take it, Anna, and read it to me while I check it off.

Take it, Wench. You want to bite you?

Read it then.

Toften Colliorean Brickworks, limited.

500 shares of 10 pounds.

The paid ten last year with call-up as it is, LP15.

Let's see what the arithmetic is worth, Wench.

What's 15% to 5,000 pounds?

750 pounds.

That's right.

That's more than a two pound a day.

Just recollect.

Go on.

Five pounds, way to works company limited.

Consolidated stock.

8,500 pounds.

That's a tick-bit, but it's regular.

Go on.

Norris's Brewery, limited.

600 ordinary shares of 10 pounds.

20%.

20% and never he put it out.

The Zemers were to talk me into selling them shares if I'd given them half a chance.

But for all the temperance movements in the country,

there's always M's want to drink and somebody's going to make a profit out of that.

Down your favour near the bottom.

By-cost pottery, Edward Street.

Is that TARDIS Price's work?

That's our works, Wench.

That's what we're doing there in the Aunt TARDIS to have been rented from you.

And you could be thankful most of your tenants have had a payer than him.

But they're the super intended at the Sunday school.

I wish.

But that don't mean he can manage his business any better than what's the name of anyone else.

And in TARDIS his case it's what's.

The wonder didn't put him out in the street years ago.

Neither.

You couldn't.

Couldn't I, though?

Well, we'll never know, because now it's our business and we should love it.

Now let's get on with this.

Total face value is 48,050 pounds.

Healing a net income of 3,290 pounds, all that abouts.

All right.

There's not many in this district that's gotten back to the names, I don't know.

For all the mott raid to chapel in their own carriage of a Sunday.

Favour.

Well...

What am I to do with it?

Do with it, you say?

Yes.

Take care of it, my girl.

Take care of it and remember.

It's done.

You must take this list, but these transfers and such to the bank.

Tell Mr. Lovata sent you.

You can give you a jet book.

I've told him all about it. He'll be expecting you.

He'll have your own account, darling.

You'll be sure to keep it straight.

Snow use token, Favour. I shall not know what to do.

Not know what to do.

And you've come to womanhood already.

Shh!

Shall I keep these in the safe for it?

Yes, please, Favour.

Well, there were caters wanting to end in two.

Wouldn't you look out at the bank, Favour?

I'd call this afternoon.

You're for three, mind.

Very well.

But I shall not know what to do.

Well, you've got to tone that yet, and learn another.

Thank you.

Good afternoon, Miss Tellwright.

May I trouble you to step into the manatee's office?

Mr. Loved, Miss Tellwright.

Miss Tellwright.

You know, Father Toby, I might expect you this afternoon.

Yes.

It is, of course, a great pleasure to meet you.

And on such a delightful day.

I knew your mother...

I knew your mother, naturally.

That is to say we only met on the one occasion.

She left the management of her financial affairs to your father.

And, of course, ourselves.

And I suppose it will be the same in this case.

Faith says I must take an end in managing my own affairs.

Indeed.

Well, they do say that young women are becoming more independent in our days.

Though I trust the way your father managed your mother's investment suggests that these things are best left to the man who knows.

Or should have a dream of doing anything without consulting, Faith.

Precisely.

Now, would you be good enough to sign your ordinary signature just there?

Exactly as you will write it on your text.

Exactly so.

Now then, you already have 420 pounds to your credit.

Would you like to do anything out now?

A new dress or hat to celebrate?

Oh, no.

No, thank you.

Thank you, then.

Is that right?

Yeah.

You do realize you're a very fortunate young woman.

Yes, I am.

Coming into so much money.

It'll make you quite a catch.

Here, that's our business.

Whatever is it, favor?

The best chance of finding out is to raid it and see.

Tighter price reckons us how we cannot afford to pay the £25 rent as is due today at best, colder, and get summat out of him even if it's only £10.

Go to Edward Strait.

So it did seem.

Well, what am I to say? I've never spoken to Mr. Price except at the chapel.

You must say Mr. Price. I'm telling you, I can't accept any excuses.

Maybe he won't find him so iron Marty as it's Sunday school.

How much does he owe? Is he just this £25?

I wish it was. He's five quaters and there is. He owes they £125 altogether.

I can never believe it.

It seems like a different maybe.

Just this Sunday he was wanting to have one of my girls dismissed for stealing another girl's Bible.

Dismissed.

Oh, process already. If you'd pay when you can't.

But to be so much in debt isn't he ashamed?

Like I said, Wench, have a word of them, get what you can.

Here.

I want to do to be too bad, Hannah.

Suppose you're so little tight as of what then?

You reckon you could get another tenant for them ramshackle works?

You could spend a thousand pounds and still not entice a tenant.

That Edward Strait property is one of the grandfathers little speculations that were not a mine.

Yeah.

My advice is go steady.

Get what you can.

Get what you can.

Little boy, there we go.

Hey.

honors.

Still right?

Cold.

Cold afternoon, too, then, how?

Was you, uh...

I mean, to see your favor.

Fave, yes.

That'd be a chapel business, then.

No, Willie.

But I thought the tatiers might have to run on that.

The boy came with a note to the house.

And they failed her accident at cold.

I'll take you to him.

That's tough, right, fella?

Can we stop, mister?

Right.

Come into the office, will you?

Sit yourself down, mister, all right?

Right.

Get back down to the entry, Will.

Shouldn't respect it if you see you, I must tell, right?

Father Axemu to co.

I did, did he?

Yes.

This place will belong to you and your own, right?

Yes, it is, Ma'an.

Ma'an from my grandfather.

Well, I'm sorry to tell you. I can't pay anything now.

I haven't got a penny.

Not a penny.

But if you come back way to week, tell your father I'll pay twenty-five next week.

Father said that was what you said last week, Mr. Price.

Maybe I did say that or something like...

The truth is I've been disappointing.

One of our best customers is Paris often, money's tied.

Very tied.

Maybe you wouldn't realize that in your position, but it's gotta be given.

Take this, days.

I should hope your father would have understood.

The truth is, Mr. Teller.

We're kind of staring a longer.

We'll be compelled to give you notice if you keep pushing us for money.

What's the miswithest works is it wants pulling down.

You tell your father what I've told you and says I'll send them twenty-five next week.

I cannot pay anything now, I've nothing but me at all.

Father said particularly I was to be sure and get something on account.

I've told you.

I've not a penny.

I'll tell you what I'll do.

I'll get ten pounds now and do what I can next week.

I'll do what I can then.

Dear.

Thank you.

There's your father's going into partnership with young man, his Henry Marners.

Father said nothing to me about it.

I'll never ask it too much.

If so, you'll excuse me, miss.

But there's a smart fellow Marners.

Now you see, his little works.

There's never much bigger than this, but there's everything you can think of there.

All the latest machinery and dodges and it's not over-rented and told.

Because fool and burrs, they couldn't have up and made money there.

If your father could see his way to come by here and see the state this place.

Good day, Mr Price.

I shall be sure to tell Favour what you've said.

Favour what you've said.

Will you?

Miss Tomlin.

Please.

Brothers, the old trumpeters turn the town upside down.

Do you mean the revivalist, Favour?

Have you heard him before?

Ah.

When I was circuit treasurer, over at Andridge, he played that corner to me like he was calling all the sinners home.

When you heard that, you'll not forget it.

Our teacher showed us his portrait after school this afternoon.

I've never seen such a beautiful mum.

Beautiful, you see? Maybe he is.

This is all kinds of beauty.

What do you say, Anna?

About what, Favour?

The revival. What part you play in all this?

Nothing, really.

Only these are teachers meeting about it tomorrow night. I have to go to that.

Young Mr Price mentioned it too misspecial today.

Did you get anything out of Price?

Yes.

He gave me £10.

And he says he wants you to go and look over the works. He says they fall into pieces.

I always says that.

The works went in such a state you don't have no excuse. It'll make them such a mess out of things.

Hope you didn't go along with any daft ideas the other about repairs.

No Favour, only it does...

Only what?

Nothing, Favour.

That £10 will check, I reckon.

No.

He gave me £2.5 notes.

Did he?

After claiming he didn't have a penny.

Did he?

Well, you better round it over in case someone happens to it. I'm going to the bank. I'll pay you the account.

Unless of course you decide to keep it for yourself. Fantasy money.

The success of the revival depends upon the work we are prepared to do before and.

Each one of us.

The town has been mapped out into districts and each of you knows which of these he or she is responsible for.

It is our duty to speak with people and to our utmost to persuade them to attend.

And here, I'm most especially concerned with the children.

For them, there is a special service and we must endeavour to make certain all those who have become our responsibility, attend.

That's why I must can you.

You ladies in particular, to go through the list of your scholars' names and find the time to call personally at every house.

At every house.

Will you ladies do that?

Miss Machin?

Mrs. Salt?

Miss Dickinson?

Will you, Miss Tellwright?

How well?

Thank you.

Thank you all.

Shall we sing an old favourite before the meeting disperses?

Guide me all thou great Jehovah.

Guide me all thou great Jehovah.

He'll bring through this barren land.

I am we, but thou art white, he old be with thy powerful hand.

Red of heaven, Red of heaven, be with our rather warm.

Miss Tellwright, I thought it would never catch you.

Father, will we want any supper?

Not just the feather.

It's the night I'm going to see him.

You have business to discuss.

I thought the meeting was very satisfactory.

Is that your opinion?

Oh, yes, very.

So much depends on our preparation and our sense of purpose, don't you think?

Yes.

I think it would be a great thing for our chapel.

And for those who come forward and declare themselves a Christ.

I hope that you will come to the first service of the Friday night.

Oh, yes, I shall tell.

A must.

Done.

I particularly wanted your promise.

Hey, the told me you come, Mr. Minus. I've set supper only sin.

Have you a capital?

You must let me give you a kiss for that.

Oh, Mr. Minus.

Oh, it's just going to begin with supper.

I don't wait, you know.

Quite right.

So long as you wouldn't hate at all.

What do you have, eh, you know, what you think, Agnes?

You need not to fear it.

I'd have saved you the bone.

Oh, well, no.

It's too much a gauntlet.

It told me Mr. Minus was coming.

Did you know before?

No, until Mr. Minus told me.

Yes.

And his table's put out an extra plate.

And at Alex, he must have put the beef on the table.

But Vosti said no.

Cross.

You know the way he is.

And then he codes after me and set a couple of years to miss him.

So I'll put it on.

Did I do a raid, sis?

I'm sure that you did.

I'm sure that you did.

I'm sure that you did.

I'm sure that you did.

I'm sure that you did.

Why, as Mr. Minus call Anna.

However should I know.

Some business between him and Thather, I expect.

It's very queer.

Why queer?

You know it is, Anna.

It's never been here before.

And further, never has papal to suffer.

But really, Anna.

You know he's nice.

I think he's lovely.

Just as the day you thought the revivalist was beautiful.

No, silly.

Not like that at all.

I was wrong.

That sent far this food to our youth's and us to his service.

For Christ's sake, I'm in.

I'm in.

Well, you're already.

And how did you like the responsibility of getting

supper ready in place of your big sister?

It will lovely.

Oh, place to do it.

Oh, be careful.

You talk your big sister out for a job and yourself into one.

Well, I wouldn't amount.

But whatever would I do?

I'm worried you're good.

It's a smokstoke getting them as you fare the city did.

The young are very good.

But when it was around his birth,

I collected enough to sit and jug and table.

Didn't I, sis?

You did.

And they were beautiful.

They were dead before supper time.

And you, Mr. Tarrite.

How did you enjoy your stroll in the park?

It were great enough.

Landy or something at the top.

Be appreciating rapidly, I fancy.

Maybe.

And you'll build?

Well, sit them on.

Big house up there.

Be a fine place to live.

For some, maybe?

For yourself, I was thinking.

For myself?

Whatever.

Are you thinking on?

What should I want to the place such as that?

Why, I wish I don't want to move away from here.

Just a little small, perhaps.

Big enough of our needs.

For a for none of your standing.

Never mind my standing.

There's nothing to be gained from living grander than you need.

Look at all types of sprites in that great barn of a place.

Needs a maid to look after it.

Made, Mr. Tarrite.

I should not have thought all zero of woodry could be classed as a maid.

Whatever is she, then?

No more than another mouth to feed.

And as for the size of the house.

Oftendation and show.

You're a good Wesleyan, I suppose.

You should know.

They're not the way.

May I trouble you for a little more beef?

Thank you.

And a morsel of that.

I was saying to an owner, Mr. Tarrite, it seems strange that you've withdrawn from chapel life.

And to shame you no longer serve as a circuit preacher.

To shame yourself, it dimensioned it to earn not to me direct.

I'm told as a preacher you were a firebrand indeed.

And when you were set to preach, the numbers of the congregation rose on 50.

I'm told as a preacher you were a firebrand indeed.

And when you were set to preach, the numbers of the congregation rose on 50.

You were told so.

I was.

That you've been talking with fools.

I was never known more of a preacher than anyone else a trundle from pulpit to pulpit.

I'll tell you what I did for our bridge methodists.

I was circuit treasurer for 15 years.

I lifted them out of debt and left them more than solvent.

Every soul they saved, I could tell them how much it cost insurance and pence back where my service.

And there's no one can take it from me.

Any more than the thermos can make me serve anymore.

Hello.

Yes, Father?

Shut the door, sis.

Fader, the revival.

Revival will wait.

Tell me this.

What's your opinion of young Henry Miners?

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

What's your opinion of young Henry Miners?

Mr. Miners, Fader?

Ah, Henry Miners. What you know on him?

A chapel, he sings.

Chapel? Is that all you ever think on chapel? I'm not talking of chapel now.

Then Fader I know nothing.

His parents died when he were young.

Mrs. Sutton's been as much a mother to him as anyone else.

He said himself to work as someone he could, clark, and stuck at it.

He could save enough to start a business on his own.

Earthly where it works, down near shoreport.

Not much, but his made it pay.

Others like Price may be going under, but his order books full all the year round.

So, now you know somebody you never knew before.

Yes, Fader.

Only a donna see what concern it is, a man.

That's this.

A man is once a partner with two thousand pounds, and he's come to me.

He could get somebody to go in and share the work with him, but that's not what he's after.

It's a sleeping partner he's after.

He'll give a third share of his concern to someone who'll put up two thousand pounds and keep out of the way.

I've looked into it and there's money in it. He's no fool. He's onto a good thing.

But I've not got two thousand a mio, and I'll just now.

I thought you might like the investment.

All mine is once, it's two thousand capital.

The rare chance, you best take it.

Of course, if you think it's right Fader, that's all right.

I've just been telling it's all right.

You must tell mine, as when you see him in chapel, as I say, it's satisfactory. Tell him that's all.

I say it's satisfactory.

I say it's very surprising.

I say it's very surprising.

I say it's very surprising.

I say it's very surprising.

I say it's very surprising.

When a week is over, we will be as welcome.

We shall come rejoicing,

We shall come rejoicing,

We shall come rejoicing,

We shall come rejoicing,

We shall come rejoicing,

We shall come rejoicing,

We shall come rejoicing,

We shall come rejoicing,

We shall come rejoicing,

We shall come rejoicing,

Oh Lord, help us find that path

which will lead to the peace

which alone dwells in the purity of thy heart.

to rejoice in the hope of gaining forever the glory of God. Let thy love be shed abroad

in all of our hearts. Be careful as the blessed peace of thy grace through our faith, even

as it was procured for all of us miserable sinners through the blood and righteousness

of Christ. Ungodly soul that hears these words. Helpless and miserable sinner. I charge thee

before God to counter him in all thy unworthiness and crave his forgiveness and his grace. Come to

thy God no matter that thee be sinning, even unto the very edge of the pit of hell itself.

Come forward and accept the love of a merciful God.

Let the Holy Ghost descend among us now. I see that if I am doth let any of thee who feel

the presence of the Holy Ghost step forth and declare their souls for God.

The blood of Christ atones. The spirit of Christ is working among us. I hear it now.

You know that my redeemer lives a desperate praise for me. A token of his love he gives a pledge of liberty.

Evening by a purpose to be lot's sc Sinn Adapt.

All that Soft foundation of recognition may be in our respective eternal existence,

member instructing him as away again,

enter on Him to the best.

Oh, dear.

Is this something I'm sorry, I had...

Oh, no.

He's also intense.

You are all right, Mr. Allright.

Oh, yes.

He didn't look for a real rest.

No.

I wanted to.

At least I think of it.

It's so difficult.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

It's so difficult.

Never you mind, Medea.

We all come to the Lord in our separate ways.

As long as you can humble yourself to him, Mr. Allright.

That is the most important thing.

So easy, and it's simple.

If you're near, submit.

It's so simple, Anna.

So easy.

If you're only submit.

As long as you're humble yourself,

that is the most important thing.

Oh, God.

Please help me to do what is right.

If I am too willful and proud,

help me to cast this feelings aside.

Show me the way to your grace,

and let me not disappoint those who care for me.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Don't you think those who care for me and wish me well?

Give me the strength to do what is right,

and if I must be humble, help me to be so.

Let me be strong too.

Let your strength be mine

so that I may share the strength of those around me.

Oh, Lord, help me find the way to your heart.

Oh, Lord, help me find the way to your heart.

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