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SCREEN MEDIA
Beth Lunden

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<i>Once upon a time there was a man
who was out and about.</i>

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<i>Then he came a long way
to a large and beautiful yard.</i>

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<i>It suffered towards evening,
he was both hungry and tired.</i>

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So he thought
it was time to seek shelter for the night.</i>

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<i>"It will be good to rest here",
he thought, as he stood in the yard.</i>

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Good evening, and sign the weather.

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Oh. Thanks, you too.
They are strangers, I see.

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Yes, I am a long-distance traveler.

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The night is near, and I am tired.
Can I stay here tonight?

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Was it like that, then,
please for me.

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But I'm probably not the father of the house.
Far from it.

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Go into the forge and ask my father.
Maybe he can help you.

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Yes, thank you very much, then.

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Good evening in the forge.

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Good evening again.

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So, are strangers coming?

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What does that guy want
so late at night?

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I have come a long way.
It is almost night and I am tired.

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Maybe you can lend me a house tonight?

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This is not an inn,
if you want to continue.

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And there's enough of it.

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By the way, it's none of my business.

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It is not my yard,
so I have nothing to do with it.

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Go in and talk to my father,
he is sitting at the table in the living room.

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Yes. Yes, thank you, then.

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Good evening...

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Father, and peace in the house.

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Good evening.

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Oh, good evening, and God's peace again.

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And what does the foreign body want, then?

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I have wandered far
and longer than far.

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Night falls and I am tired.
Maybe you want to lend me a house tonight?

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Yes,
You probably need a house, then.

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That is certain and certain.

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Yes. Yeah...

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No. I'm not the father of the house, no.

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Yes.

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So it's none of my business.

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Talk to my father instead,
he who sits there in the chair.

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Then there will probably be some advice.

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In the chair?

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Oh, yes. Yes, thank you, then.

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Oh... Thank you.

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Good evening, and God's peace.

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Huh? what did you say

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Good evening, father, and God's peace in the living room.

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Oh. Yes, yes, yes, that…

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-Evening again. And thank you, you too.
-I have spoken to your son,-

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-and grandson and grandson's son,
and asked if I can stay here tonight.

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-Huh?
- I have come a long way.

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It is night and I am tired. Are you
Kindly lend me a house for the night?

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Yes, you who are the father of the house.

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It was probably more than reasonable
that you got a house for the night, yes.

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Alas, yes.

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But I have nothing to do with it. No.

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Talk to my father as well.

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- He's lying there in the bed.
-What? In bed...

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Your father?
Oh, yes. Many thanks, then.

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Good evening.

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Sorry for getting on so late.

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-Huh?
-Good evening, father.

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- It's late, but I was going to...
-Huh?

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Huh?

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Wait a minute.
I can't hear what you're saying.

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What did you say, did you say?

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I am a traveler, have wandered far,
am tired and it is night.

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- I have spoken to your son.
- Yes, handsome boy, that. Handsome boy.

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-And grandson.
-Yes. He sits back and reads, he.

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He will become something big,
you shall see.

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And then the grandson's son.

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Oh.

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- That blacksmith's lamp.
-And grandson's son's son.

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Yes, that...

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It's now the grom boy, that.

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I have asked them all
about a house for the night,-

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- but it's probably you, then, father of the house,
who might be able to lend me a house tonight?

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Oh, poor you, then.

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Yes.

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You would love to have
house for the night. Yes, then.

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But, you see,
I am not the father in the house.

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Talk to my father instead,
he lies there in...

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- In the cradle.
- Your father? In what kind of thing?

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In the cradle?

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Yes, thank you, then. Many thanks.

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Thanks myself.

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Good evening, father. I am a traveler,
is both hungry and tired.

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I have spoken to your son,
and grandson.

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-Huh?
-You who are the father of the house...

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Can I borrow a house here tonight?
I'm tired.

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Huh?

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It...ha...ha...hasn't...

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I...something with.

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Go...Talk to...my father.

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Ha...ha...he...he...he...hangs
in ho...ho...horned...

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-P...p...on the wall.
- Did you say "your father"?

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"In the horn"? Oh, cheer me up.

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Good evening, father.

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I'm hungry and tired.
Will you lend me a house tonight?

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Huh?

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Oh, cross and be saved.

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Will you lend me a house tonight?

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Huh?

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Yes, my child...

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<i>Then a long table came in
covered with the most expensive dishes.</i>

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<i>It was so sumptuously rich
on food and drink, -</i>

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<i>-that the traveler
had a hard time believing it.</i>

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<i>But that's not enough. Sudden
there stood a canopy bed so gild,-</i>

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<i>-that it could have belonged
the king himself.</i>

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<i>"It was good to get a house here
for the night", thought the man,-</i>

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<i>-and was happy about
that he ere long-</i>

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<i>-had found the right father in the house.</i>


