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thank you
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all right
time I'd say well he's busy too we know
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dear Alexandra it's hot in the city and
strangely I find my thoughts returning
to the years past on the Divide
see the paintings
do they stir you to remember too
the Larks everywhere the larks
the ducks on yavage pond
and a lonely seagull lost on its way
somewhere
and I think I was but 15 that winter day
in Hanover when amel's kitten got
stranded atop the telephone pole and I
was your hero
for a moment at least
do you remember
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you come down here or I'll spank you
no I won't please come down
you and that kitten I told you to leave
her at home
or how to climb she certainly learned in
a hurry didn't she you asked her to come
down I will spank her
and she's crying Beyond me to reason
little brother huh
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I think I saw the lindstrom's wagon in
town you wait here I'll see if I can
find Carl
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freezing well keep yourself wrapped up
okay stamp your feet they talk to your
kitten keep her company
thank you Carl well Alexandra and how is
your father the same
it always pleases him when people ask
thank you Mrs Larson good day
Carl Amos kittens climbed at the top of
a pole with nowhere to go
haven't we all
hurry Carl it'll freeze
well I have to go to the Depot and get
some climbing spikes there
are you catch me if I fall Emma
we have fun pair
here
you had enough me too
come on
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all right you all tight
go get warm you run out to the store get
warm we'll be leaving shortly run now
take them
I'll be all right take them I'm very
Headstrong
he's coming out tomorrow
he says father can't ever get well
it's only a matter of time and not much
of that
why don't I drive you as far as I rode
animal can sleep in the back
want your folks mind if you don't go
back with him
no they're about ready to go I'll just
tell them to go on
if they're alone they can talk about how
bad things are
if I'm with them they hardly talk at all
not everyone's cut out to be a farmer
I wonder if this place has cut out to be
farmed
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Marie the boys here want you to decide
which of them you want for sweetheart
excuse me ready
here is my sweetheart
Alexandra what do you think of my little
niece eh Marie she's pretty don't you
think oh she is Joe she's from Omaha
isn't she yeah
bohemian girls are pretty eh what do you
have on the list
we have to go Amy say goodbye to your
new little friend
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keep it I've got lots of them thank you
very much Marie Marie tavaski of Omaha
who are you I'm Alexander bergson this
is my youngest brother Emma and we both
think you're very pretty
thank you
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I'm awful sorry about your father
Alexandra
he loves that drawing you made of our
windmill he keeps it pressed in the
front of the Bible
I don't know what we're going to do when
he goes
sometimes I wish we could all just go
with him
and let the grass cover over everything
like that graveyard back there
don't say things like that
do you ever wonder why I learned the
clientele graph pulls
it was just so I could climb up on
something off this doggone ground
I get up there
and I could hear buzz in the wires I
could almost hear the voices go into all
those busy places where things are
happening can't you see yourself ever
leaving here
I don't know
I just don't know
I keep imagining these fields all
turning green one year
big houses and barns all fresh painted
wagon loads of crops in stock going off
to the Rail Yards in Hanover
am I crazy Carl
maybe that's what it takes
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whoa whoa whoa
shall I take you the rest of the way
no you go on
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well
it's loud enough that I'll be able to
see you so you're almost home thank you
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Alexandra you're mittens
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pretty women
come on
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your father wants to talk to you
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feeding the horses should I call them no
come closer
Alexandra
you will have to do the best you can for
your brothers now
everything will come on you
you'll stay the family now
I know you love your brothers
but we both know they'd lose every inch
we've gained inside a year
don't let them get discouraged and go
off I want them to keep the land we will
Papa we will never lose the land
Oscar
I could hear demare
are you keeping her in the big stall I
forgot Papa I'll go move her now do it
later you saw the doctor
I'm sure you know
I won't be in the field with you come
spring
you will have to work all the harder
but it's free and clear now
that should help
someone has to be in charge
Alexandra is the oldest
she knows my wishes
follow her orders
she will manage the best she can
you've heard me say it
work a few more Acres every year
at least a few
always put up more hate than you need
and don't Grudge your mother
the time for plowing her garden
or setting out fruit trees
she has been a good mother to you
but she has always missed the old
country
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you're the only one who knows how to
make this place run Alexander
suppose this country will ever give in
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we must do it for a move
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you know the only reason I wanted Amel
so late
so I could send a part of myself away
from here
will you see that he breaks free of this
place one day
I promise
I will do the best I can
thank you
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do you remember
it was two years after your father died
the day we saw the seagull
come along yes
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should you be running on a Sabbath he's
running to sin the Lord wouldn't have
made jackrabbits better tell Emil Carl
the whole crazy efr comes out hell then
after him he better hide in the GoPro
stop now he's not crazy he just has a
different set of feelings about things
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Customs
Nerf guns
okay look at your hands we have no guns
what are the horses you've earned it's a
rough road here yeah
give them a little feed
this mayor's got a cold at home huh
they're just finding a bar I'll be
pretending to find some disease on them
now
you're emo
be tall as me pretty quick
didn't you have something you want to
ask Eva
about ducks I wanted to ask about ducks
it came out the right day
today I know everything about ducks
come along
when they fly like a V why do they keep
changing places all the Hell in the
front is the hardest to cut the VIN so
they trade places to keep going in the
back they can rest fly for hours by
trading off
Eva look a seagull
yeah
came in yesterday
caught between two oceans
she cried all night
came racing toward the house line seeing
the light thought it was a boat Maybe
there she goes
she knows she doesn't belong here too
far away from where she wants to be
to have people like that
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I'll take a look at your hammock CFR but
I came today more because I wanted to
talk to you
back
I need some advice
we have a big bunch of hogs I wouldn't
stand in the spring when everyone said I
should
now everybody's losing their Hogs and
I'm frightened
what can be done
if a hog could whispering right here you
know what you would say
she would say just because I'm ugly does
not mean I like to be filthy
the truth so
you have a talking patch have two boys
fence it off run them in darn to clean
ground give them shade let the boys hold
them clean water and barrels and plenty
yeah give him crane clean feet they'll
stay strong and healthy next thing the
Hogs have whisper they want to sleep
with us look at the laughing stock of
the neighbors and those people around
here are willing to learn a few things
there won't be many neighbors left
they're more moving out every week and I
don't plan to be among them
and I'll take that hammock too either I
came to make a fair trade I've been
saving one for you just for you
he said that the Springs Into The
Valleys which run among the hills they
give drink to every beast of the field
he's crazy
not hardly
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well it's settled
we're really going away
my father was offered his job back at
the cigar Factory in St Louis
I'm going to study with a German
engraver
then maybe to Chicago or New York
I'm not sure
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yes you have to go
you're wasting your life here
but all the same I can't help feeling
scared when I think how I'll miss you
more than you'll ever know
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as long as I live
I want to do something you'll be proud
of
since you've been here I've never really
been lonely
now I shall have no one but amen
but he's my boy
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there you see even Carlos folks know
when to quit Mr Lindstrom never made out
he admits it there's something and
knowing when to quit
Chris arson just traded his half section
for a place down by the river he traded
with Charlie Fuller is that where you
want to go down on the river any place
where things will grow Charlie Fuller
has a head on him he's buying and
trading for every acre of land he can
get his hands on he knows what it will
be worth someday what if you're wrong
Alexandra just once we're the ones in
the fields from dark to dark so your
minds are made up
didn't say that
we only said you should think about it
more than just think about it this
highland wasn't never meant to grow
enough you know I'll not go
if you leave Alaska neighbor to take me
in you can't do that Mama
again then I will
why do we live in a log house
because I wouldn't let us live in a sad
one like like some burrowing animals
you think I preserve fruit like a crazy
woman because I have time on my hands I
do it so we keep a taste for
for being civilized
so we don't fall to eating with our
hands
too late for me to start over
I'll be buried here by father
I don't want to leave him alone on the
Prairie for the cattle to run over
all right
the boys work hard mama
and you barely get your eyes off the
ground all day
it's hard to look ahead
maybe we're too set against making a
change
there's a better chance for us elsewhere
I owe it to all of us to look
how would you like to go traveling for a
few days amen
I think we should take a little trip
down to the river country
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place is all owned by Rich Man Mr worth
in town no way a man like me could ever
hope to have a place like this not in a
hundred years
thank you
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it's a new kind of clover I discovered
while I was away at school here it's
called Alfalfa nobody around here wants
to try it but I think I'll get half
again a ton of hay per acre
you've got to do that to make out
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thank you
there's nothing down there for us
Seymour too late we could scrape along
but we could never do anything big
look out there Emma isn't that glorious
huh
up here is where the big chance lies up
here in the Highland
I want to hold on harder than ever amor
one day
when you're a man
you'll thank me
you're crying what are you crying Sandra
for the first time
coming back
I feel this is home
not a Strange Land anymore
home
this must be how it happens it must be
the history of every country like this
begins in the heart of a man
or a woman
make your picture not worse than it is
well then you boys should go look for
yourselves the rich men down there on
all the best land and they're buying all
they can get for three times as much as
this sure
what do we do scrape along here to our
old and bend no we buy every acre we can
to we're old and Rich
now I figured it out
we sell most of the cattle and what corn
we have left over we buy the Lindstrom
place then we take out two loans on our
half section and buy Peter Crow's Place
more mortgages
we're lucky the bank trusts us why
wouldn't they they love the watches
break our backs
how do you know this is the right thing
to do
I can't explain it
I just have a feeling about this land
all of a sudden
there's something stirring
when you drive out over the country you
can feel it coming
and signing them pieces of paper
all the time as a boy we had a mortgage
hanging over us
but we're in so deep now
you may as well go deeper
there may be a chance that way
I don't want you boys to always have to
work like this
I don't want you to have to Grub for
every dollar
I want you to be independent
and for Amel to go to school
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this is the right thing to do
maybe it'll come out right
signing papers
signing papers
and I know maybe about that
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he sended the Springs Into The Valleys
which ran among the Hills
and they give drink to every Beast to
the field
is that right Eva
Carl
can you hear me Cara
am I crazy
I'm staying Cara
staying with the land
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15 years
they call me Miss bergson now Carl
my dream has come true
what I felt stirring in the long grass
future
the land has come to life
how I wish you could see it
thank you
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Marie hello
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thank you
so that's not much of a job for a
college athlete
what time did you get over here I've
been to town and back
Alexander lets you sleep late since
you've been home oh she spoils you
why do you turn your eyes away
look at you
just like that one today you can store
with that little kitten and I gave you a
ribbon doesn't do any good to look at
you you're never in one spot long enough
to identify
and whom might I be addressing
suck like that that scares the
stop trying to pair me off with the
girls around here Marie
they're fine for here but
here is not where I plan to be for long
the far away look for a girl
oh I wish I had an athlete to roll my
Orchard
I get wet to my knees when I go down to
pick the fruit
why don't you ask your husband to cut it
well Frank's angry at me
for what
I can't quite remember
I can never remember him
he never forgets
I'll mow it for you
better wait until after it rains
really
now there's a good boy
oh able aren't you excited about Angela
nomady's wedding
I just wish you weren't acting so
foolish about it
getting married is serious business
I don't know if I can get Frank to the
wedding supper and dance he's so cranky
right now there'll be barrels of beer
you mustn't dance with me but once or
twice
you must dance with all the French girls
hurts their feelings if you don't I'll
make everyone happy by not dancing with
anyone
why are you so sour today
I'm sorry
what it
offend you if I offered you a ride home
I think I can manage to be pleasant
about it I'll be finished soon wait for
me
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I brought you a young college athlete
looking for work he's only good for
cutting grass but he is quite beautiful
isn't he what he's also quite hungry
dinner is ready how's Frank all right if
it weren't for the headaches Dreadful
headaches
thanks for the ride
sorry I teased you emel forgive me
always
Frank is so excitable
but he shouldn't regard life as the
enemy well I guess it's mostly my fault
the farm was my idea Frank wasn't cut
out to be a farmer it's like he hates
every day of it it's hard on a man but
he's done so well with the place his
lindstroms would never recognize it
sad isn't it the lindstrom's never got
to see the orchard fully grown
think about that often oh Alexandra I
love the Orchards so
Carl Lindstrom would be pleased to hear
that
Carl lindstone was your young man wasn't
he
he was my best friend
come visit Alexandra please do
I'll call
no not the telephone everybody listens
I want to hear all about Carl Lindstrom
goodbye
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yes Mom
no
the bottoms are a little tough
is a style of filled Barney not nearly
that newfangled Silo of yours will hold
a barn fill and then some in them and
your brother Lou says he wouldn't have
one in his place it says a feed out of
it give the stock bloat
well the only way we can find out is to
try
Lou and I have different Notions but
that's a good thing if all the members
of a family think alike they'll never
get anywhere
my mistakes I can
learn isn't that Fairborn not by half
you make so many more mistakes than you
that you're bound to run a surplus right
boys
and Luke keeps telling me that you play
your hands too much and I tell him my
men have plowed a mile of furrow before
his have gotten the horses out of the
barn
do you hear that voice back to work
come on
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come have a look we'll give you full
credit for the cycle you know just in
case it doesn't work right I can't fool
a college man now can I
what is a dealer
mistress
there's been talk about me lately
what kind of talk about blue
sending me to the asylum
nobody has come to me with such talk you
know I would never consent to such a
thing they say you cannot prevent it if
the folk complain of me if your brothers
complain to the authorities
I'm still running my own house
so long as I'm suited with you there's
nothing to be said
you know that
my spells come from God
I would not harm any living creature
let people go on talking as they like
we will go on living as we think best
they want everyone to fit in now they
don't like anyone to be different
home in the old country
there were many like me
who'd been touched by God
who'd seen things in the graveyard at
night and for a different doctorward
here
for mine is different
they put him in the asylum
people are afraid of what they don't
understand
why likely is not Del Taco sending me to
the Asylum for building a silo
and then I'll take you with me
because I couldn't do without you
you've been my right hand for 12 years
you are
Lou and Oscar are coming for dinner on
Sunday I'll speak to them and put an end
to this foolishness
and they say going Barefoot and the
vendor makes me crazy I say it's a way
of doing Penance what do you say
never mind about your video why we can
remember when half our neighbors went
barefoot in summer
oh you know what I got over lose us a
great white tub to wash themselves
Lou's old mother and now only pretends
to use it then vendors leave she washes
in a little wooden tub she keeps under
the bed
we'll start an asylum for old time
people
then we'll all go
this is always the way mistress I come
to you sorrow and you you send me away
with a light heart
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school today what's this I hear about
Eva
who got the information
what information when I was on
convention in Hastings I talked to the
superintendent of the asylum
he's a doctor and he said he of ours
type is one of the most dangerous kind
and is a wonder he hasn't done something
violent before this nonsense Lou
doctors would have us all crazy if they
could
give us odd certainly
but he's got more sense than half the
hands are higher oh I guess the doctor
knows his business Alexandra he says efr
is likely to set fire to the barn any
night or to take after you and the girls
with an ax
we all know EFI is perfectly harmless
why the girls would have soon expect me
to come after them with an ax all the
same the neighbors will have a say
before long it's only necessary for one
property owner to make complaint and
you've already taken up by force you'd
better send him yourself and not have
any hard feelings
if any of my good neighbors try anything
I will have myself appointed yabbar's
guardian and take the case to court
that's all
but I'll see to it that he stays at home
so you needn't trouble yourselves
anymore about him
Lou
I wanted to ask about your new bathtub
how does it work oh it works something
Grand I can't keep him out of it he
washes himself all over three times a
week now you really ought to have one
Alexandra yes I'm thinking of it
perhaps I'll put one in the barn for Eva
that might ease people's minds
come on girls you can pick some flowers
that ever planted
Millie
pick some of those beautiful blue
flowers
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don't you know me Alexandra
I would have known you anywhere
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well it is Millie run tell your father
and Uncle Oscar our old friend Carl
Lindstrom is here pick
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can't believe this
I couldn't go through this country
without stopping off to see you
how little you've changed oh I was sure
it would be like that
how fine you are oh
but you Carl with that beard how could
I've known you you went away a boy
sorry I don't know how to behave I only
have women come visit me
where's your trunk I left it in Hanover
I'm on my way to the coast
I can only stay for a few days
a few days after all this time you won't
get away so easily
you owe me a long visit for Old Times
Sake
but why must you go to the coast I'm on
my way to Alaska Alaska
or to paint the Indians paint no I'm not
a painter I'm an engraver oh but on my
wall I have all your paper oh watercolor
sketches I sent them to remind you of me
anyway I have a friend who has a claim
up there he's asked me to go in with him
maybe I can make my fortune
boys look who's here
our old Carl
hello Carl Oscar Carl boo
and she went for surprises I'm glad to
see you Annie
girls are yours I can tell
why
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he's on his way to Alaska
got business there
yes I'm going to get rich engraving's a
very interesting profession but a man
never makes much money at it
so I'm going to try the gold Fields I
told Yvonne to bring the carriage around
take the girls and get your things
together your boys put the cherries in
the carrot get along now
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their motor isn't going anywhere right
now
going to be staying with us sometime a
few days if Alexandra can keep me
a few fellas back in New York must be
attained lot now Luke you have all the
power and money back there but you're
gonna hear from the West one of these
days if you've got a few of us back
there we'd marched down to Wall Street
and we'd blow it up
wasting powder Lou
same business would just go on on
another Street
a few fellows out here shouldn't worry
Morgan himself couldn't touch you only
have to drive through this country today
to see your all riches Barons uh we have
a good deal more to say than when we
were poor those are right off should see
it now eh
come along girls now be careful Stella
that's too heavy for you to carry
Andy let me help you with those
thank you very much you haven't met my
daughters have you now listening what do
you suppose he wants to pay us a visit
I've been begging him to come for years
it's funny how he waited until you were
well fixed and needed nothing before he
showed his face again he's mining for
gold all right
and I don't think it's in Alaska
he never was much account
boys
bfr
you don't remember me the young man who
wanted to know about the seagulls who
visited my pond
I've often felt like that seagullivar
never really sure where home is
bad you'll know
you know
friend of healing strikes that you've
been there before
he first wonders with this land
Alexandra oh he hadn't any of us much to
do with it Carl
land did it
it just pretended to be poor because
nobody knew how to work it and then all
at once it worked itself
woke up from asleep and stretched itself
and suddenly we found we were rich just
from sitting still
then I went ahead and built the house I
built it for Amos I want you to see him
he's so different from the rest of us
how different
oh you'll see
I'm sure it was to have sons like emo
that father left the old country
because you're gonna Farm here with you
he can do what he wants to do
he's going to have a chance a whole
chance that's what I've worked for
he's away tonight at his friend namade's
wedding
email is best man
I want him
to be free to do as he pleases
like you
I sometimes think about mother and
father and
all those who are gone
we can remember when this graveyard was
Wild Prairie
and now the old stories begun to write
itself over
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I've often thought there are really only
two or three human stories
they just go on repeating themselves as
fiercely as if they'd never happen
before each generation so certain
they're the very first
like the Larks out here
they all sing the same five notes that
Larks have been singing for thousands of
years
I'll listen to him he sure he's the
first
our old place
I forgot who you sold it to oh Marie
tabeski from Omaha and her husband Frank
oh yes the little doll in the red dress
she ran away from the convent when she
was 18 got married foolish child she
came out here with her husband who had
nothing
her father wanted to buy them a place
and set them up I sold them your farm
I'll take you over there
I suppose I should see the old place but
I dreaded
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took a lot of courage to come at all
Alexandra
I wouldn't have if I hadn't wanted to
see you very very much
why are you so dissatisfied with
yourself
how direct you always are
well you see measured by your standards
here I'm a failure
I've enjoyed many things but I've got
nothing to show for it all
oh but you show for it yourself Carl
I would rather have had your freedom
than my land
and I would rather have Emo grow up like
that
and like his brothers
I felt that as soon as you came
you know
being here with you
I feel almost as if I'd never left
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thank you
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oh
oh
oh ammo why did you
well I like that you asked me to come
yourself Marie I know I I didn't think
they were having such a good time and
now we've spoiled it all for them
I'm not going hunting with you anymore
you're as bad as you are don't be
Crossing
he advised right about
Wild Things
much too happy to kill
we won't do that anymore
all right I'm sorry I made you feel bad
I wish I knew sometimes what it takes to
please you Marie
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you were up and out early this morning I
wanted to walk up to the pasture Corners
where we used to meet when we went to
the cows
how you hated cows
are you at all disappointed in our
coming together again is it the way
you'd hoped it would be
sometimes when I've thought of it I've
been a little afraid
to live where things move so fast
everything is so slow here people's
lowest of all
oh that's strange I find it easy to be
frank with you about everything except
yourself
you're afraid of pretty much feelings
perhaps no
I'm giving you a shock
if I were to tell you how you seem to me
it might startle you
but you must know that you astonish me
I felt you were pleased with me
oh did you
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oh look there's Marie Marie
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I was just thinking about you I'm so
glad you came by you'll never guess so
I'll tell you so what it's Mr Lindstrom
well don't tell me I'm wrong I can't be
Carl and his father planted this Orchard
remember I told you yes
I have to apologize the grass is so
overgrown
Frank never has time but animal said he
would come by and mow it for me
how can you possibly remember me
birds and flowers for me on
about birds
and flowers
wrapping paper
Frank I want you to meet Carl Lindstrom
his family owned this Farm yeah well if
he can't read back you come on a good
day Mrs Hilly's hogs in My Feet Again
I'm gonna take that woman to court
that's where I am Mrs Hillary only has a
lame son to help her she does the best
she can although she's taking sights
against me are the neighbors night they
all take advantage all of them please
Frank don't let it bother you so
I'll go see what I can do hogs you say
I'll lend your hand I think I still
remember the language
it's the natural Order of Things Frank
Hogs always want what's on the other
side of a fence
you'd rather not be around me anyway you
can see
oh you can't believe that
here are by our dreaming not about me
you come back
Maria's always had a fanciful mind
it's what makes her such a delight
people count you a very lucky man Frank
you're laughing at me behind my back
they know I don't belong here
what you're getting on so well now why
even Carl said how nice the farm looks
every day is a struggle
it'll get easier Frank you'll see
a young thing
too young for me that's for sure
she brought me to this place
and now she turns against me
she loved me once
she hides from me
she hides what's here in her heart
we are
like strangers living here
foreign
I'll walk with you to the house
I got back just in time oh Topsy knew it
was coming she ran like the wind
did you ride over to see the newlyweds
yes
Angelique seemed to be busy getting on
my day's supper so I didn't bother them
we walked over to Marie's
she said you promised to mow the orchard
for her after this rain would be a good
time she has a husband in MOA Orchard
Bank
you know how that goes yes I know how
that goes
he seems to be at Loose Ends these days
I wouldn't be a bit surprised if he
strikes out on his own soon
you'll miss it
well yes I will
but it'll be exciting to see him
spread his wings
stake out a piece of the world for
himself
don't you think
there that's the look
how can you be forever 19.
there you are when I heard it raining
last night I thought you might be here
today I said I'd come
thanks gone to town for fencing
the wind awakened me
didn't it Blow dreadfully in the night
yes
smell the Wild Roses
so you have to cut them too
if I cut the grass I will
oh look you've already cut off so many
I can never seem to please you can I
stop that of course you do you please me
more than anyone
aren't the tree is beautiful
you know the Bohemians used to worship
trees and some still believe that they
bring good or bad luck
I feel as if this one
knows all of my thoughts when I sit
under it
and it's one of the lucky ones
I think
I could worship trees if I didn't have
the church
I guess so nice enough
Alexander's in love with him you know
are you crazy
Alexander's never been in love
she wouldn't know how to go about it
you'd be surprised
it would serve you all right if she
walked away with him
that's how much you know about love
dare you see that don't you hurt him how
can you keep rattling on like we're
still children we're not children
anymore
and I think you know and then you
pretend you don't and you treat me like
a little boy again
I can show you I'm not a little boy any
longer Marie ain't no don't
I understand that all about
a good time anyway there's nothing to
understand that won't last
it will all go away and things will be
just as they used to they won't we've
played all the games over and over and
over
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there's only one thing left for us
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I knew this day was coming
but I kept
making up things to say to hold it back
here it is
why did this have to happen
don't you see what you've done to us
all right
all of our Good Times Are Over
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I know your boy is well enough when you
don't say anything it means you want
something
if this is a body of all you can save
your breath
I don't want to curse on sad
it's about Carl Lindstrom
he's been here near a month people have
started to talk everybody knows Carl is
just after your money your property I
see
it's not my good name that concerns you
it's my money and my property we always
listen to you now you better listen to
us
all you got came from the Old Homestead
that Lou and I worked so hard at as if I
didn't
it was all divided equally when you left
to marry what we each have senses of our
own making well we don't see it that way
everything you've made has come out of
the original land that us boys worked
for hasn't it the farms and all that
comes out of them belongs to us as a
family you're talking nonsense Lou
go to the county clerk
ask him who owns my land and whether my
titles are good the property of a family
belongs to the men of the family
they do the work
you know I shouldn't think you'd want to
remind us how hard you were on us
Alexandra
hard on you
while Lou I can remember when you and
Oscar wanted to sell the homestead and
all improvements to all pre-tray
Erickson for two thousand dollars
you would have gone down to the river
and scraped Along on poor farms for the
rest of your lives
you fought me about planting Alfalfa
because I had heard about it from a
young man who had been to the university
Alfalfa has been the salvation of this
country
I had to raise three big wheat crops
before my neighbors quit putting all
their land into corn
why Lou you cried when we planted the
first wheat you said everybody was
laughing at us
just a woman of it if she tells you to
put in the crop she thinks she's put it
in makes women conceited to meddle in
business
everybody's laughing to see you get
taken in and it's your age too you
aren't fooling anyone everyone knows
Carl's almost five years younger than
you
what a laugh why you are near 40 years
old Alexandra
you wouldn't know what to do with a man
that concerns only Carl and me not you
not anyone else
you ask your lawyers what your rights
are the only Authority you will ever
exert over me anymore will be just what
the law allows
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I think I would have rather not lived to
find out what I have today
get up
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all right
everybody
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I mean these sweets are too cold-blooded
you need a French girl to warm your
blood huh take your paper come on amade
cut it out Monique Monique give you fine
sons and great pastries how about that
you won't freeze in winter with hell
around us and stop it
is that all you think about me no you've
made your choice
so leave me alone to make mine
saw you huh I was only kidding don't be
a boss I was just choking him he'll come
back they mean they mean
come back
I was just joking
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I don't understand
so I've decided I'm going to Mexico City
just as soon as I can get ready
Donald Barnes one of the fellows from
the university has an electrical plant
down there it's a little job but it'll
pay my way while I look around
what's the matter
I thought you wanted me to strike out on
my own
oh I do Amo
it's just I seem to be
losing my whole family in the same day
I had a terrible argument with your
brother so Carl
and now you're leaving for Carl
they're afraid I'm going to marry him
what nonsense
it's just like
why nonsense emo
well you've never thought of such a
thing have you
you wouldn't take things for granted
I've had a pretty lonely life
beside Marie
Carl is the only friend I've ever had
well you should do just as you wish
I think Carl's a fine fellow
the boys are suspicious of him because
he's intelligent
calls a sensible fellow he won't mind
them
Marie said it would serve us all right
if you walked off with him
did she
bless her heart
well that's what she said ask her
I think you should do just as you please
stop
you've seen Lou and Oscar haven't you
yes
and now you're going away
it's not because of them
honestly
I can't stay
if I don't do this one important thing
on my own
I'd never make a good husband
I'd always be just around
like a permanent guest never knowing
where to sit at the table with the Hired
Hands
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I have a feeling
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if you go away
you won't come back
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something will happen to one of us
people have to snatch at happiness when
they can in this world Carl
I don't need money but I needed you for
a long time
what I have is yours if you care enough
about me to
take what you'd give me I'd either have
to be a very large man or a very small
one and I'm only in the middle class
this is a great gamble for me Alexandra
can't you see if I don't give you up now
try to make something of myself I could
never hope to keep you one day
forever
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is going away
all at once in a single day I seem to
lose everything and I don't know why
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the sights to behold in Mexico City are
almost too much for the eye to take in
there are flower markets in fountains
everywhere
Street bands and dancing seem to greet
you at every turn
carriages rattle up and down through the
crowded streets and yesterday
I stood for an hour
watching a little blind bootblack in
front of the cathedral who can play any
tune you ask for by dropping the lids of
blacking boxes on the stone steps
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can you imagine that yes
I can imagine it all
enable getting Brown is a native
Mr Lindstrom could paint pictures of it
all if he were down there couldn't he
oh yes I suppose he could
strong Alexander
you're not teased by romantic Notions
running around in your head
a handsome stranger you saw only for a
second Maybe
Daydreams of chance encounters that
could change the rest of your life oh
you'd be surprised Marie
tell me
no
please please tell me oh Alexander
you're my closest friend I'll be hurt if
you don't tell me please
please
this is just a fancy
that's visited me since girlhood
most often on Sunday mornings the one
day I had the luxury of staying late in
bed
I'd listen to The Morning Sounds the
windmill singing in the breeze and
emo whistling as he blacked his boots by
the kitchen door
he closed my eyes
and I would get this
feeling of being lifted up badly
carried lightly
someone very strong
a man certainly but
like no one I know
strong and Swift he carried me
as easily as if I were a Sheaf of wheat
what did it look like
I never saw him
what was my eyes closed I could feel
that he was
yellow like the sunlight and
had the smell of ripe Corner Fields
about him
he would come near me and
bend over me and lift me up
and I could feel myself being whisked
out across the fields
disabled save he might be home to visit
yes in June
so long
well he'll be in time for the church
fair
maybe he'll bring that Mexican costume
with him
all the girls in booths will be wearing
costumes
I
I bet he'll even know how to play that
guitar by then
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thank you
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so much
for YouTube
all right
ah I see a long voyage across the sea
great importance oh that's wonderful
anything else
you will be seasick for seven days and
seven
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we just got home and you're a thousand
miles away what's the matter my friend
you're right I'm leaving for the
University to study law that's wonderful
my best friend to be a famous lawyer I
leave for Ann Arbor Friday you can not
until after Sunday
there's a big confirmation service this
Sunday over a hundred this year we will
all ride out to meet the bishop I wanted
you to ride with me in the cowboy case
I'm sorry if I wait I'll miss the
enlightenment I I what's the matter I'm
a day thank you you all right
you all right
too much rich food
yeah
better it's better you should see a
doctor uh doctors offer babies and old
people I am the strongest horse on my
phone yeah but if you don't feel well
you should
look
when father dushane comes out of Maui's
tent I'm going to sneak up to the
vestibule of the church and turn off the
current to the electric light leave me
out of this oh come on give everybody a
chance to kiss his sweetheart before
it's time to leave don't be such a bad
spot in me
what am I supposed to do the only
trouble is the candle in Mary's temp you
go in have your fortune tone
when the lights go out you brought the
candle no I can't do that I will watch
for you to go into the tent now get on
with you send your a meme
all right come on
do you think you could tell my fortune
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man's entitled to a certain measure of
self-protection
don't I deserve even some
scrap of friendship
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On My Honor say you love me just say it
I'll go away forever I will just once
say you love me
it'll last me all my life
how could I help it
didn't you know
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he's had an attack
appendicitis
they took him to Saint Agnes
but it was too late
Amadeus dead
should have known at the church fairy
was hurting
why didn't I see evil you cannot blame
yourself
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and you still cartwheels trying to make
me laugh
and I was always the one who had to be
pleased
oh yeah but what was to see me enjoying
life like him
couldn't even trouble myself to be a
friend
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yeah what time will the bishop arrive at
the crossroads at 12. we must leave soon
somebody's cousin asked me to take Ahmed
his place fine
let's go
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God bless you all
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everybody
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what's up
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I was dreaming this just now
don't take my dream away
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blessings
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oh
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thank you Heavenly Father
graciously keeping me tonight
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person
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it has fallen
sin and death for the young ones
God have mercy upon us whatever
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ever since emo died
I've suffered so when it rained
but now that I've been out in it with
you
I won't dread it I think
cold clears through
not you
sweet
it seems to bring back feelings you had
when you were a baby
carries you back
back into the dark before you were born
you can't see things but they come to
you how
and you know
like emo
being in there
you mustn't visit this place again
where am I
they have two calves to do tonight
doesn't seem to matter anymore
one the little newborn cows coming into
the world for the first time their eyes
looking at you and their first friends
oh fine I never get up with a feeling of
an attack
I think Mr Lindstrom will come soon
I don't think so
I wrote him three months ago
it's better this way
I'm sure it's meant that I finished my
life alone now
what's left is really unimportant
shame on you here
here I will not ride with the dead not
not
oh come on now efr you're being silly
silly
who's the driver on here I ask you oh
and who's walking barefoot in the dirt
with his handkerchief about to fall out
I don't see that
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I think I should go to the prison in
Lincoln and visit Frank shabata
I think somebody should
he's not got a friend in 10 years he's
gonna spend her
I don't think he knew what he did
maybe I'm as much to blame
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how many times did I go out of my way to
put Ava memory together
blame keeps wounds open Miss Alexander
only forgiveness heals
you'll wake me tonight if the cats come
take as long as you like Miss bergson
just call the guard when you're ready
your platypus a fine boy Miss perkerson
I never meant to harm him
I wish I could see him standing here
alive right now I would gladly die to
see that I hope you believe it
I didn't come here to blame you
I think they were more to blame than you
and I too
I should have seen it
was right there
since they were children
but never in my life carried the gun
can ask you about
he said it's much Frank
I would look foolish but I got
but I put my hand on it
she was such a pretty little thing
I should have known the first day I
spied her
she was 16.
and when she's going away
for my picture to take
it was a trap
but
you can't trap a three little bird like
that can you
I'm married
but here
it's not that woman
under the tree
Frank listen to me
I'm going to try to get you pardoned
I'll never give the governor any peace
until I can get you out of this place
I don't trouble this country no more
I go back the old country
see my mother
so
why
you do this
I can't help
anymore now
so I'm going to do what I can to help
you
I came here
on purpose to tell you this
hi Sandra
I always liked that boy
I don't mean to have him
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horrible
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you got my letter
what letter
I ran onto the news in an old San
Francisco paper
I've been on the run to you ever since
I'm so glad
I'm sorry oh so am I so am I
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with you next spring
I haven't been on the water since we
crossed the ocean when I was a little
girl
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I would never
ask me to go away for good would you
come of course not
I think I know how you feel about this
country as well as you do yourself
yes I still feel that way
though Amon is gone
when I was on the train this morning
when we got near Hanover
I felt just like that time I drove back
with Amy from the river
I was glad to come back to it
there's a great piece here Carl
and freedom
you belong to the land
now more than ever
Oscar and Lewis are so worried I won't
will this land to their children
might as well try and wield in the
sunset
we come and go but the land
is always here
and the people who love it and
understand it are the people who own it
for a little while
do you think you can feel at home here
now
when I saw you coming up the road this
morning I rediscovered something I knew
when I was 15.
I think we should be very happy
I haven't any fears
I think when friends marry
safe
we don't suffer like those young ones
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I'm tired I've been very lonely Carl
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