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Do you want to see?
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Carrie, where do you think you're going?
Mary! Laura! Come to breakfast.
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All right, Ma.
Laura, hurry up!
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You heard Ma!
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Don't you dare make us late for school!
Not on the very first day.
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I'm not going.
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It's a fine morning.
-Isn't It?
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Good morning, Ma.
- Mary.
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Good morning, Pa.
-Morning Mary, Did you have a good sleep?
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Is Laura going to be ready?
- She says she's not going.
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Do not worry.
I'll see to it.
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What's the matter, Half Pint?
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I don't want to go.
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It's kind've of hard for me to hear you
with those covers over your heard.
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I don't want to go.
I want to stay here.
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And I wish you could stay.
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But I made a promise to your Ma.
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Told her, once we got settled,
if we were near a school, you and your sister would go.
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But you need me here.
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Who's gonna help you with the fish traps?
Who's gonna take care of Jack?
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You're gonna have time for all that.
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You wouldn't want me to break a promise
that I made to your ma', would you?
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No, Pa.
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That's my girl
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Now you hurry up and get dressed.
Breakfast is gonna get cold.
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Tell you something you don't know.
You're gonna like school.
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Yes, Pa.
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Let's have another look at those hands.
...That's fine.
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Ooh you too Carry, spic and span
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Ma, My neck hurts
-What?
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Mary scrubbed so hard she likely took the skin, clean off!
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You are big enough to do your
own scrubbing, only you won't!
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I don't like being big.
I wish I was Carrie.
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Ma, do you think they'll like us?
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What kind of a foolish question is that?
Of course they're like you!
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Just be friendly, and
mind your manners.
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Now let me have a better look at you.
Turn around.
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You girls are sprouting up so fast.
There's nothing left of those hems for me to let down.
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You're fresh and clean.
You're starting school, that's the important thing.
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Ma, How long is all this learning gonna take?
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We start learning when we're born, Laura.
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And if we are wise,
we don't stop until the lord calls us home.
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That long?
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Come. I have something special for you two.
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My schoolbooks are yours now.
Take good care of them.
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We will, Ma
- Well, time to get started.
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Laura, you take the lunch-pail.
Remember to bring it home, and the cloth!
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I will!
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Everybody's all set for school.
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No dawdlin' now.
I don't want to you be late the first day, all right
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Be good girls
- We will Ma.
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On your way, and have a good time!
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Bye Ma!
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Bye Pa!
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A lot of goodbyes from somebody
who's going to be home for supper.
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You hold it, young lady!
We get to hold on to you for a couple of years yet!
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There they go.
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Charles, They look so small.
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Stop worryin'.
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Come on, Laura.
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Come on, you're gonna make us late.
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Laura, come on!
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Go ahead, Laura
Uh uh, you first!
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Why me?
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Because you're always bragging about being older.
It's you're place to go first.
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We'll go together.
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From the sound of you, we figured we'd
come into a flock of prairie chickens
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Laura!
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Snipe yourself! Long lay your snipe!
Snipe! Snipe! Blind as a Snipe!
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... Snipe! Snipe!
...Blind as a Snipe!
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You stop being mean to them, or I'll tell mom on you!
- Go ahead Christie! See if I care!
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Country Girls
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Settle down children, settle down.
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Won't you come in girls?
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You must be the new girls from Plum creek, aren't you?
- Yes, Ma'am.
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I'm Miss Beadle.
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I'm Mary Ingalls, Ma'am.
And that's Laura.
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I'm very pleased to meet you.
I'll put your name in the register, and that will make it official.
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We have our own books.
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They belonged to ma.
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I can see she took fine care of them.
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How much schooling have you girls had?
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None. But I can read.
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I can't, but I know the alphabet.
I thought you ought to know.
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Thank you Laura.
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And don't you worry, you'll learn fast.
And I'll help you every spare minute I can.
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Thank you.
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Children, I'd like you to welcome two new students.
This is Mary and Laura Ingalls.
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Hello.
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Now I wouldn't call that much of a welcome.
We'd like to hear you say: "Good morning, Mary.''
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Good morning, Mary.
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And?
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Good morning, Laura.
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There's a nice place for you right up front,
that way you can sit together and share your books.
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Did you children bring a slate?
- No Ma'am
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Well, you can't learn to write properly, without a slate.
I'll lend you mine.
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Country girls
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Here you go
- Thank you, Miss Beadle.
- You're welcome
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Now Laura, I'd like you to turn to
the first page in your speller.
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Let's see how many new words you
can take home with you tonight.
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Yes, Ma'am!
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All right class,
today we're going to start with sums
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Willie?
- Yes, Ma'am
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By threes, please Willie
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Ma'am, how is he ever going to
get all those numbers off again?
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Silence!
There will be silence in this classroom!
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Willie, Laura has asked a question.
Will you please demonstrate the answer?
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Mary, look!
It's clean as a whistle!
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What did I tell you? Country girls
They don't even know what a blackboard is!
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Nellie!
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C-A-T Cat.
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B-A-T Bat.
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M-A-T Mat.
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P-A-T Pat.
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I learned the whole first row!
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How about if I give you one that
isn't even even on that first row?
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Let me see, what's a good word?
How about? Rat
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Rat.
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R-A-T. Rat
- Perfect!
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I'd say that was a fine day's work.
It seems to me, you kind've like school.
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Oh I do, Pa!
And you should just see Ms. Beadle
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She's the best teacher
in the whole world!
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And she smiles all the time!
and she smells as good as she looks!
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I came right out and asked!
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And she told me she wears something called
Lemon Verbina
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She is the most beautiful
lady I ever saw!
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Except for Ma, of course.
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Say, she must be something special,
to be even close to your ma.
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Oh, Charles
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How about you, Mary?
Did you like school today?
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There's a real nice girl named, Christie.
She'll probably be my best friend.
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Anybody in particular
you like, Laura?
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Someone in particular I don't like!
That snippy Nellie Olsen!
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Laura!
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You know what she called us?
Country Girls!
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Well you are a country girls,
there's nothing bad about that.
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Well, there is the way she said it!
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Look at the country girls!
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Made me so mad,
I wanted to smack her good!
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Now just minute, I don't want to
hear you talking like that.
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You go to school to learn, not to fight.
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Part of what you have to learn,
is how to get on with others
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All right.
I'll try.
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Young lady, you're going
to do a lot more than try.
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Remember Laura, 'Do unto others''
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That's right. That means no name calling,
no fighting, and no teasin'. Understood?
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Yes, Sir.
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All right.
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Here.
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Take that into Olsen's store tomorrow,
and buy yourselves a slate.
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You gotta have enough left over for a paper tablet.
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Oh Pa, thank you!
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Thank you.
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Then you're not mad at me?
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Well, not yet.
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But I will be...If you two are not up in bed,
quicker than I can say.... Jack
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Robinson!
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It's hard to believe that's the same little girl
we could hardly get out of bed this morning.
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I'd hoped she'd like it, but I didn't know.
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Nah, she'll be fine. Sure was feisty
about that Nellie Olsen though, wasn't she?
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I wonder why?
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Well, you haven't met her mother
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Have you?
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Mmm Hmm
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Pa?
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Hat.
H-A-T
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hat!
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B-E-D Bed!
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Good night, Pa.
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Good night, Laura.
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What are you doing?
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Fat. F-A-T Fat.
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Good morning!
- Good morning.
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I'll be with you in a minute, girls.
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Are you sure you got the money, Mary?
- In my pocket, right where Ma pinned it.
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Snipe! Snipe! Laura is snipe!
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Nellie, now you two get on out of
here, this store is not a play yard.
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Willie! Did you hear me? Out!
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Well, now what can I do for you today?
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We'd like a slate, Mr. Oleson.
And a paper tablet for school, please.
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I've got just what you need.
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Those are mine!
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Go ahead, keep it
It's all ours anyway.
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We can eat as much candy as we want.
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Here we are.
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Pa said that would be enough
to pay for both.
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And he was right.
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But you'll need a slate pencil,
unless you already have one.
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No sir, we don't.
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Well that will be another penny.
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I don't think the country girls have another penny.
What do you think Willie?
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I'm telling you two for the last time!
Now you two get on out of here!
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Well, if you uh weren't planning on buying a pencil
I imagine you're a little short.
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You just take it along with you anyhow, and tell your pa
to pay me the next time he comes into town.
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No, sir. Cash on the barrel.
Pa makes that a strict rule!
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And it's a good one.
Though, most folks find it hard to live by.
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We thank you anyway, Mr. Oleson.
-You're welcome girls.
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Bye, bye
- Bye!
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That Nellie Oleson is the meaning girl, I ever did see.
I could never be that mean.
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I could! Meaner!
if ma' an pa' let me.
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We do need a slate pencil, Laura.
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Pa gave us so much already!
We can't ask for more!
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No.
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Our Christmas pennies!
We still have those!
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I could use mine to buy the
pencil, and we'd share it!
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And you could own half my penny!
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C'mon we'll be late for school.
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That's very good, Laura
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How
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Woo.. Woo
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Now the 'L' is silent
I know it's confusing, but
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Wood...wood
-..How..
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Would!
-That's right! That's right!
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How would..
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You!
- Yes.
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How would you...
- Licky?
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No. ...I
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Like!
- That's right.
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But what about the 'e'?
- Well, you don't. It's silent.
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Like the 'L'?
- That's right.
-Oh
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If I had a remembrance book,
There's one thing I'd want to put in it about school.
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Ma' and Pa' were right.
It was fun!
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Especially when all the different letters,
started turning into words
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Learning to write was one of the hardest things,
I ever hoped to do.
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Recess was supposed to be the most fun.
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Only, Nellie Olsen wouldn't ever let us play anything else
but Ring-Around-The-Rosey.
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Can not we play something else?
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I didn't want to.
But Ma' said, 'Do unto others'.
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I couldn't help wondering, when Nellie's Ma
would get around to telling her the same thing.
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There we are, Mrs. Grandy.
- Did you say, 60 cents?
- That's right
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Thank you. Give my best to Eli,
and tell him not to make himself such a stranger. Hmm?
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Thank you Nells, I will.
- Good-day, Mrs. Grandy.
- Good day, Nells.
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Hello, I am Mrs. lngalls.
- Well, how do you do, Mrs. lngalls?
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I believe my husband spoke with you?
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Fresh eggs. He said you'd buy them.
- Yes, we do!
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I do the buying.
237
00:23:00,713 --> 00:23:04,388
Mrs. Ingalls, my wife
- How do you do, Mrs. Oleson?
238
00:23:04,513 --> 00:23:07,949
Nellie has told me about your ... uh girls.
239
00:23:08,073 --> 00:23:11,145
All good I hope.
- Now how many do we have here?
240
00:23:11,273 --> 00:23:13,104
Three dozen.
241
00:23:17,233 --> 00:23:18,985
Brown?!
242
00:23:19,113 --> 00:23:23,584
Half these eggs are brown.
Well they don't bring as much as white.
243
00:23:25,233 --> 00:23:28,066
Seven of them are double yolks.
244
00:23:28,193 --> 00:23:31,788
Brown eggs, get four cents less a dozen.
245
00:23:36,593 --> 00:23:39,949
All right.
Four cents less for the brown.
246
00:23:51,113 --> 00:23:53,069
Here you go.
Go on, boy.
247
00:24:07,673 --> 00:24:12,189
Pretty quiet tonight.
- Yes, hasn't been a word out of them for more than an hour.
248
00:24:12,313 --> 00:24:14,383
I was talkin' about you.
249
00:24:16,473 --> 00:24:19,192
I met Mrs. Olsen today.
250
00:24:23,233 --> 00:24:27,511
If Nellie's anything like her mother,
I can understand why Laura's been so upset.
251
00:24:29,153 --> 00:24:34,671
Do you know what she told me?!
She told me brown eggs bring less than white!
252
00:24:34,793 --> 00:24:36,943
Must be something peculiar to Minnesota.
I've never heard of that before.
253
00:24:37,111 --> 00:24:40,031
You've never heard it before because it's isn't true.
254
00:24:40,353 --> 00:24:45,711
She paid me four cents less a dozen for the brown.
And then she turned around and sold them for exactly the same as the white!
255
00:24:45,833 --> 00:24:47,903
I was buying this thread!
I heard her do it!
256
00:24:48,033 --> 00:24:51,503
I'll talk to her husband, he's a fair man.
- No!
257
00:24:51,633 --> 00:24:57,981
If you do that, she won't buy any eggs, and we need the money.
I'll handle it.
258
00:24:58,633 --> 00:25:04,742
Want to fight your own battles, huh?
- This one. And Charles, I intend to win!
259
00:25:09,273 --> 00:25:12,071
Just remember:'' Do unto others. ''
260
00:25:34,553 --> 00:25:36,924
Come on, Laura.
Don't you want to play?
261
00:25:36,925 --> 00:25:40,185
Why do we always have to
play 'ring-around-the-rosy?
262
00:25:40,313 --> 00:25:42,349
Because I say so.
263
00:25:49,113 --> 00:25:53,231
... All fall down ...
Uncle John is sick in bed
what shall we send him?
264
00:25:53,353 --> 00:25:55,947
Laura Ingalls, you stop that!
265
00:25:56,073 --> 00:25:59,952
Apple and dumping!
What shall we send it in?!
266
00:26:00,073 --> 00:26:01,745
Stop!
267
00:26:01,873 --> 00:26:07,231
You have it your way, every single day Nellie!
Well today, I want to play 'Uncle John'!
268
00:26:07,353 --> 00:26:11,312
Ring around the Rosey!
-Uncle John!
269
00:26:12,993 --> 00:26:17,987
You want to fight? I'll fight!
You wanna play? We're playing 'Uncle John!
270
00:26:20,473 --> 00:26:22,350
Go on, go ahead.
271
00:26:22,473 --> 00:26:24,509
So I did what you said I shouldn't.
272
00:26:25,913 --> 00:26:30,125
I did unto Nellie,
but not what you had in mind.
273
00:26:30,153 --> 00:26:33,193
I'm sorry for going against you.
274
00:26:33,394 --> 00:26:39,511
It seemed like it kept building up
inside me, right from that first day.
275
00:26:40,953 --> 00:26:44,666
At least you did one thing right, Half Pint
- I did?
-Mm hm.
276
00:26:44,793 --> 00:26:49,742
You came to us and told us on your own.
Your Ma and I didn't have to hear it from somebody else.
277
00:26:50,953 --> 00:26:53,103
Now what do you think we ought to do about it?
278
00:26:53,233 --> 00:26:57,943
Whatever you think's best Pa.
But she did start it!
279
00:27:02,793 --> 00:27:09,107
And you thought you had good reason for what you did.
And this time, just for once I'm inclined to agree with you.
280
00:27:09,553 --> 00:27:13,671
The important thing is,
are you going to do it again?
-No, Pa.
281
00:27:14,393 --> 00:27:15,901
Is that a promise?
282
00:27:15,902 --> 00:27:16,907
Promise.
283
00:27:19,393 --> 00:27:23,068
All right, we won't say anymore about it.
Off to bed.
284
00:27:31,553 --> 00:27:36,832
Half Pint, and don't forget now, you made a promise!
You won't do it again!
285
00:27:36,953 --> 00:27:42,186
Oh no Pa, I won't.
I won't have to, Nellie's scared of me now!
286
00:27:50,713 --> 00:27:54,422
Charles, you were must too easy on her.
She's not the least bit sorry for what she did.
287
00:27:54,553 --> 00:27:59,104
You heard what the child said, it was Nellie's fault.
-The bible says to turn the other cheek.
288
00:27:59,233 --> 00:28:03,863
Well I think that's sometimes easier said than done,
or we'd all be wearing halo's instead of homespun.
289
00:28:09,393 --> 00:28:12,032
You're as bad as she is!
290
00:28:14,153 --> 00:28:17,543
Well at least she comes by it honestly.
291
00:28:50,793 --> 00:28:54,547
Good Morning, Mrs. lngalls.
- Good morning, Mr. Oleson.
292
00:28:55,753 --> 00:28:59,428
I expect you're here to apologize
for what happened yesterday at the school.
293
00:28:59,553 --> 00:29:03,910
I'm here to sell eggs, Mrs. Oleson.
294
00:29:04,713 --> 00:29:09,833
I might have expected as much.
Let me tell you something, Mrs. Ingalls.
295
00:29:09,953 --> 00:29:14,031
Your daughter, Laura is a troublemaker.
And you best take her in hand.
296
00:29:14,353 --> 00:29:18,305
Starting fights in the schoolyard,
and pushing other children around!
297
00:29:18,633 --> 00:29:22,831
Nellie apparently has her own version of the truth.
If you care to question the other childre--
298
00:29:22,953 --> 00:29:26,628
Brown eggs are still 4 cents less.
299
00:29:30,393 --> 00:29:32,344
You didn't bring any brown eggs.
300
00:29:32,345 --> 00:29:35,362
Oh, my husband sold them
to the men at Hanson's mill.
301
00:29:35,393 --> 00:29:38,624
for three cents more than you paid me.
302
00:29:38,753 --> 00:29:40,733
That's gratitude.
303
00:29:40,734 --> 00:29:44,111
No, that's good business.
304
00:29:44,233 --> 00:29:47,350
Maybe they'll buy the white eggs as well.
305
00:29:47,473 --> 00:29:51,105
As a matter of fact, my husband
said they'd be glad to get them
306
00:29:51,106 --> 00:29:53,191
Good Day, Mrs. Oleson.
307
00:29:54,673 --> 00:29:56,504
Oh, now, Mrs. lngalls!
308
00:29:57,993 --> 00:30:02,623
I'm a very busy woman!
Too busy to quibble over pennies!
309
00:30:03,153 --> 00:30:07,988
We'll buy your brown eggs.
Same price as the white.
310
00:30:16,153 --> 00:30:21,910
If it's yard good you're after, Mrs. Ingalls,
you'll find this is more to your needs.
311
00:30:22,033 --> 00:30:25,992
Thank you, Mrs. Oleson.
I prefer this.
312
00:30:26,113 --> 00:30:31,631
It won't wear well.
Country folk have to think more on the practical.
313
00:30:31,753 --> 00:30:35,189
I'll take the blue.
- It will be a mistake.
314
00:30:35,313 --> 00:30:37,543
Then it will be my mistake.
315
00:30:37,673 --> 00:30:42,952
I believe it's customary to let the
buyer do the choosing, Mrs. Oleson.
316
00:30:43,073 --> 00:30:47,385
That's quite all right.
- Well, I beg your pardon.
317
00:30:48,353 --> 00:30:50,331
I'll take a dress length please.
318
00:30:50,373 --> 00:30:55,273
Well it does come dear, but there's not a finer piece of goods in the store
319
00:30:56,353 --> 00:31:00,028
This will look right smart on you, Mrs. lngalls.
320
00:31:06,073 --> 00:31:09,588
Don't touch, Laura!
You'll get it all grubby.
321
00:31:09,713 --> 00:31:13,752
I do not know what possessed me,
spending so much money on myself.
322
00:31:13,873 --> 00:31:17,582
If Mrs. Olsen just hadn't gone on so about "Country Folks"
323
00:31:17,713 --> 00:31:20,307
As if all we're fit to wear, is flower sacks.
324
00:31:20,433 --> 00:31:24,062
I'm glad you bought it.
- So am I.
- So am I.
325
00:31:27,673 --> 00:31:30,712
'' Pride goeth before a fall"
326
00:31:30,713 --> 00:31:34,412
I'll just take it back, and see if
Mr. Oleson will give me the money on it.
327
00:31:37,313 --> 00:31:42,341
Now Caroline, Why do you think the good Lord went to
all that trouble of making you so pretty,
if he didn't want you to have a new blue dress?
328
00:31:44,273 --> 00:31:45,945
You'll be beautiful ma'!
329
00:31:46,073 --> 00:31:51,705
I can't wait until everyone sees you.
They're going to think they're looking at a piece of heaven!
330
00:31:51,833 --> 00:31:55,030
If they don't think that already,
I can't say much for their judgment, or their eyesight.
331
00:31:57,033 --> 00:31:59,388
What am I going to do with you!?
332
00:32:02,993 --> 00:32:06,463
What am I going to do with the lot of you!?
333
00:32:13,193 --> 00:32:18,711
Ma gathered enough eggs to walk us into town,
two or three times, every week
334
00:32:18,833 --> 00:32:22,428
Sometimes she'd tell us about when
she was a little girl.
335
00:32:22,553 --> 00:32:28,662
I tried scrunching her down in my mind
So I could see her all barefoot, pigtails flying
336
00:32:28,793 --> 00:32:32,866
But it never did work,
She kept right on being Ma'
337
00:32:32,993 --> 00:32:38,306
Which was all right,
since we loved her a whole lot
338
00:32:38,633 --> 00:32:42,467
Rithmitic' was easy,
but I liked reading most of all.
339
00:32:42,593 --> 00:32:44,311
But writing!
340
00:32:44,433 --> 00:32:48,579
I didn't think I'd ever learn to put
down big words the way Mary did!
341
00:32:48,580 --> 00:32:50,429
Not even with Ma to help me.
342
00:32:53,553 --> 00:32:56,750
Wait up Mary! Don't tell til' I get there!
-Ma! Ma!
343
00:32:56,873 --> 00:32:59,990
What's the matter?
- Where's Pa?
344
00:33:00,113 --> 00:33:03,344
What's going on down there?
- We're going to have a visitors' day!
345
00:33:03,473 --> 00:33:07,989
Practically everybody in town will be there!
You, and ma, and all the parents, and all the kids!
346
00:33:08,113 --> 00:33:09,990
And you get to see where Mary and me sit.
347
00:33:10,113 --> 00:33:13,293
And we all have to write what they
call an essay, about anything we want.
348
00:33:13,294 --> 00:33:15,141
And stand up in front
and read it out loud
349
00:33:15,273 --> 00:33:20,347
And you can wear your new blue dress!
You better get started on that Ma. It's the end of this week!
350
00:33:20,473 --> 00:33:22,682
You two better get busy on
your essays, right now!
351
00:33:22,683 --> 00:33:24,422
We will!
- Come on!
352
00:33:28,553 --> 00:33:33,581
And wait til' you smell
Ms. Beadle?s Lemon Verbina!
353
00:33:40,753 --> 00:33:45,065
Ma, and Mary and me worked hard and steady
that whole week.
354
00:33:45,193 --> 00:33:47,787
But before we knew it, time was up.
355
00:33:47,913 --> 00:33:53,226
Visitors' day was the next morning.
Ma's dress was pretty near done,
356
00:33:53,353 --> 00:33:55,821
And so was Mary's essay.
357
00:33:55,953 --> 00:33:57,864
Well, I'm finished.
358
00:33:58,473 --> 00:34:00,828
Know what I wrote about?
- What dear?
359
00:34:00,953 --> 00:34:05,981
About Pa building the little house on the prairie
and the wolves, and the indians,
360
00:34:06,113 --> 00:34:10,913
and having to move on,
and how we came to plum creek.
361
00:34:10,915 --> 00:34:11,912
How's that sound?
362
00:34:11,913 --> 00:34:15,792
That sounds good to me.
What did you write about, Laura?
363
00:34:15,913 --> 00:34:19,030
It's a surprise.
364
00:34:19,153 --> 00:34:24,181
Well that's fair enough. I'll tell you,
that surprise is gonna come pretty early in the morning.
365
00:34:24,313 --> 00:34:31,151
It's about time for you girls to be getting to bed.
I know it's time for Carrie and me.
366
00:34:31,793 --> 00:34:34,705
Come on, Laura.
- In a minute.
367
00:34:45,953 --> 00:34:49,423
What is it, Laura?
The essay?
368
00:34:50,953 --> 00:34:54,263
It's not an essay.
Not like Mary's.
369
00:34:54,393 --> 00:34:59,751
It's not supposed to be like Mary's.
She's older that you. She knows more words.
370
00:34:59,873 --> 00:35:01,864
I know lots of words Ma.
371
00:35:01,993 --> 00:35:07,192
Trouble is, they're in my head.
And I can't get em' down on paper, like they're supposed to be.
372
00:35:07,313 --> 00:35:11,511
All I know how to write is little words.
-That's all you're supposed to know.
373
00:35:11,633 --> 00:35:16,946
You're just saying that to make me feel better.
-I'm saying that because it's true!
374
00:35:17,073 --> 00:35:23,262
Ma, if I was to tell you something, could you keep it secret?
375
00:35:23,393 --> 00:35:26,305
If you asked me to, of course.
376
00:35:27,033 --> 00:35:28,864
I'm scared.
377
00:35:28,993 --> 00:35:34,511
I'm scared of getting up in front of all those people.
I just know they're going to laugh at me.
378
00:35:34,953 --> 00:35:38,662
Darling, they won't laugh!
379
00:35:38,793 --> 00:35:43,264
All that Ms. Beadle asks of you, is that you do your best.
380
00:35:43,393 --> 00:35:47,784
And as long as you do your best, Laura
we'll always be proud of you.
381
00:35:47,913 --> 00:35:52,270
But they laughed before, when they
called us long-legged snipes!
382
00:35:52,393 --> 00:35:57,751
That was just teasing!
And that was before they knew you.
383
00:35:57,873 --> 00:36:03,106
But what if they do laugh?
384
00:36:05,633 --> 00:36:07,988
They won't Laura!
They won't!
385
00:36:34,353 --> 00:36:36,230
Caroline?
386
00:36:38,273 --> 00:36:39,991
Caroline?
387
00:36:43,553 --> 00:36:45,191
Are you all right?
388
00:36:45,313 --> 00:36:49,704
Everything's fine Charles.
I'm sorry if the light disturbed you.
389
00:36:50,953 --> 00:36:53,228
It must be midnight, why don't you come to bed?
390
00:36:54,153 --> 00:36:58,829
I will. As soon as I'm finished.
Good night.
391
00:37:17,473 --> 00:37:19,862
Come on girls!
Time for breakfast!
392
00:37:24,553 --> 00:37:27,943
Mornin' Pa!
-Mornin' Mary!
393
00:37:29,113 --> 00:37:32,742
Mornin' Pa!
-Mornin' sweetie!
394
00:37:34,353 --> 00:37:36,071
Good morning.
395
00:37:48,793 --> 00:37:53,150
Ma, you used your yard goods to make dresses for us.
396
00:37:53,273 --> 00:37:57,903
And why not?
My brown dress is perfectly good.
397
00:37:59,353 --> 00:38:02,425
Besides I don't have to get up in front of
all of those people, like you do.
398
00:38:02,553 --> 00:38:06,626
We wouldn't haven't minded wearing our calicoes.
-We wouldn't have minded.
399
00:38:06,753 --> 00:38:09,062
Well I would have minded!
400
00:38:09,793 --> 00:38:12,261
How long are you going to make me wait to see how they look on you!?
401
00:38:12,393 --> 00:38:14,827
I'm going to put mine on right now!
402
00:38:14,953 --> 00:38:18,070
I surely do love you, Ma!
403
00:38:23,433 --> 00:38:25,344
You are quite a woman, Ma.
404
00:38:28,273 --> 00:38:33,950
I want a new dress for my dolly.
- You'll get one, sweetheart.
405
00:38:35,553 --> 00:38:38,545
I have been riding horses all of my days..
406
00:38:38,673 --> 00:38:43,473
I like riding horses--
more than I like--
407
00:38:43,498 --> 00:38:45,498
Laughter
408
00:38:45,523 --> 00:38:47,523
More than I like
409
00:38:48,353 --> 00:38:50,184
I like riding horses
410
00:38:50,313 --> 00:38:54,465
My Pa is going to buy me a pony.
411
00:38:54,593 --> 00:38:58,593
He will let me pick out any pony in the town
412
00:38:58,686 --> 00:39:01,213
To buy for me, for my birthday.
413
00:39:10,673 --> 00:39:12,823
Thank you, Willie.
414
00:39:13,313 --> 00:39:15,873
And now we'll hear from Nellie Olsen.
415
00:39:23,633 --> 00:39:25,464
'' My home.''
416
00:39:25,593 --> 00:39:29,427
My home is the best house in all of Walnut Grove.
417
00:39:29,553 --> 00:39:32,829
We have carpets in every room.
Bought-en carpets.
418
00:39:32,953 --> 00:39:36,946
We have three sets of dishes.
One for everyday, one for Sunday.
419
00:39:37,073 --> 00:39:39,223
And one for when someone--
420
00:39:43,993 --> 00:39:49,192
For someone who is special and very important comes to visit,
which we've never even used yet.
421
00:39:49,313 --> 00:39:54,467
We have real lace curtains and six genuine oil paintings.
422
00:40:04,993 --> 00:40:06,665
And six genuine oil paintings.
423
00:40:06,793 --> 00:40:10,069
And I have my own room, and Willie has his own.
424
00:40:10,193 --> 00:40:13,591
All of our furniture is bought-en too.
And it cost a whole lot.
425
00:40:13,592 --> 00:40:16,666
If I told you how much, you'd
probably faint dead away.
426
00:40:16,691 --> 00:40:21,491
But my Pa Olsen's Mercantile says talking about
how much things cost isn't proper.
427
00:40:21,953 --> 00:40:24,626
But it cost dear, I can tell you that.
428
00:40:24,753 --> 00:40:28,905
And it's the nicest furniture, of any furniture
in any house, in all of Walnut Grove.
429
00:40:37,193 --> 00:40:40,868
Thank you, Nellie.
And now we'll hear from Laura Ingalls.
430
00:41:00,393 --> 00:41:02,384
'' My mother.''
431
00:41:02,673 --> 00:41:09,272
My sister Mary is going to tell you how Pa brought us West,
and how hard he worked.
432
00:41:09,393 --> 00:41:15,423
And I don't mean to take anything from him by telling you,
Ma worked plenty hard herself.
433
00:41:15,553 --> 00:41:19,921
Still does.
She cooks, and sews, and cleans.
434
00:41:19,922 --> 00:41:22,327
She takes care of the lot of us.
435
00:41:22,328 --> 00:41:23,686
Pa included.
436
00:41:24,473 --> 00:41:28,432
I remember once when I was little,
coming down with the fever.
437
00:41:28,553 --> 00:41:34,708
Ma sat up next to me, all night long.
I slept some. But she, never.
438
00:41:34,833 --> 00:41:41,306
Any time I'd open my eyes, she'd be there smiling,
holding a cold cloth to my head.
439
00:41:42,273 --> 00:41:46,789
Now with me and Mary, 'sprouting up',
which is what Ma calls it.
440
00:41:46,913 --> 00:41:49,950
If there's the least littlest noise in the night,
441
00:41:50,073 --> 00:41:55,352
Ma would come climbing up the ladder into the loft,
to make sure we're all right.
442
00:41:55,473 --> 00:42:00,593
I reckon there's times she gets bone tired,
but you'd never know it.
443
00:42:00,713 --> 00:42:05,309
Her smile is the last thing I see before I close my eyes at night.
444
00:42:05,433 --> 00:42:08,869
And the first thing I want to see in the morning.
445
00:42:08,993 --> 00:42:16,104
She's been selling eggs to the Mercantile, and saved
enough to buy yard goods to make herself a new dress.
446
00:42:16,233 --> 00:42:21,261
This morning, Mary and me found out
she made dresses for the two of us instead.
447
00:42:21,393 --> 00:42:24,544
That's because she loves us.
448
00:42:24,673 --> 00:42:29,872
That's the kind of mother Ma is.
And that's why we love her so much.
449
00:42:46,833 --> 00:42:51,190
Thank you, Laura.
And now we'll hear from Sandy Kennedy.
450
00:42:56,273 --> 00:43:01,028
Summer is nice and fun.
You can swim and play and have- all- kinds- of- fun.
451
00:43:23,993 --> 00:43:27,463
You are a lucky man, Mr. Ingalls.
- Thank you, Mr. Oleson.
452
00:43:27,593 --> 00:43:30,665
It's the only thing in this life I am absolutely sure of.
453
00:43:34,953 --> 00:43:37,183
Very lucky.
Ma'am
454
00:43:38,593 --> 00:43:41,949
Ma', Pa' what'd you think? Did you like my essay?
455
00:43:42,073 --> 00:43:43,984
I thought it was lovely Mary.
456
00:43:44,113 --> 00:43:48,391
You made me out to be a bit of a hero.
But I guess I can't fault you for that.
457
00:43:56,033 --> 00:43:58,342
Laura.
458
00:43:58,473 --> 00:44:04,184
What you said today was beautiful,
and I'll treasure it as long as I live.
459
00:44:04,953 --> 00:44:09,902
But, it wasn't what you had
written down on the paper, was it?
460
00:44:11,593 --> 00:44:14,061
It's what I would have written,
if I could.
461
00:44:14,193 --> 00:44:19,904
I know that dear.
But it wasn't really an essay, was it?
462
00:44:22,713 --> 00:44:24,624
No, Ma.
463
00:44:37,233 --> 00:44:42,591
I think I better give it Miss Beadle.
What do you think she'll do?
464
00:44:42,713 --> 00:44:45,102
That's up to Ms. Beadle.
465
00:45:15,833 --> 00:45:20,065
Oh Mrs. Ingalls! You and your husband
must be very proud of your girls today!
466
00:45:20,193 --> 00:45:20,993
We are!
467
00:45:21,093 --> 00:45:22,369
And you, young lady!
468
00:45:22,370 --> 00:45:26,447
You gave one of the finest recitations
it's been my pleasure to hear.
469
00:45:29,993 --> 00:45:34,032
Laura wanted you to see her paper, Ms. Beadle.
470
00:45:43,553 --> 00:45:48,911
Laura's spelling has improved a great deal.
471
00:45:49,033 --> 00:45:52,423
Her penmanship needs a little improvement.
472
00:45:52,553 --> 00:45:58,264
But I think with a little more hard work,
by the time the school year's out, she'll have that mastered as well.
473
00:46:04,073 --> 00:46:06,189
Thank you, Miss Beadle.
474
00:46:30,873 --> 00:46:33,865
Ma took Mary's essay and mine too,
475
00:46:33,993 --> 00:46:39,863
She said she was going to put them in the special box
where she kept her school books, and her wedding dress
476
00:46:39,993 --> 00:46:42,632
and everything she loved most
477
00:46:42,753 --> 00:46:45,631
It made us proud she'd want 'em for remembering
478
00:46:45,753 --> 00:46:51,113
But I knew even without the papers,
there wasn't one of us likely to forget that day.
479
00:46:51,113 --> 00:46:54,570
Not ever.
480
00:46:54,600 --> 00:47:32,570
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