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[Music]

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e

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thank

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you evening

Isabelle I'm so glad you've come your

birthday my dear many happy returns

thank you thank you Iselle may I present

my cousin Francis Lucy Francis this is

Lady

Isel how do you do Luc Captain Captain I

beg your

pardon pleasure to make your

acquaintance do you really want to win

my pardon oh yes

please will you do me the honor of

dancing you

no but I can't I have to greet my guests

and they're not you mean you're not

engaged for this D no

the I think myself a criminal if I would

have missed this

[Music]

opportunity

[Music]

there what does there mean it means

Francis is

irresistible oh you

[Music]

see

[Music]

Mr carile go carile happy to see you my

lord you perceive I cannot rise my old

enemy the gout has taken

possession Claret no thank you all right

thank you car sit down sit

down they all said that you wanted to

see me what can I do for you a rumor

reached my ears my Lord that East Blinn

is in the market are you here on behalf

of my rustle creditors not at all my

Lord I'm here on behalf of

myself he got Loy lawyering C is it's

bad work nor is it but you must remember

my uncle left me a good fortune and my

father a large one the proceeds of

lawyering also in part and partly the

fruits of successful speculation

yeah I have been looking for a property

to invest some money upon and East Lin

would suit me very well if it is for

sale before we proceed I must make one

condition of sale quite clear to you if

you buy L for me it must be under the

rose the money that it brings after

paying off the mortgage I must have for

my private

use I wouldn't get to spend a penny of

it if my confounded creditors got wind

of the sale I see last night I gave a

ball for my daughter's birthday on tick

the servants were hard on tick for the

evening yes which is why there's such a

disgusting mess in the ballroom

now I understand if I pay off my debts I

shall be peniles

I shall be

bankrupt ah yes my daughter Isabelle she

sings well open the door you you'll hear

her

better

[Music]

[Music]

oh forgive me your your father and I

were

listening we meant no

harm ar your b car a lawyer a friend of

mine and a lover of Music carile my

daughter

Isabelle how'd you do Mr

carile how do you do lady

Isabelle Mr car's going to help us over

our troubles my

dear thank you very much Mr carile

you're are very kind oh I'm happy to be

of any

[Music]

assistance

[Music]

a beautiful young lady to see you to Who

Do You Think who but Barbara

here

Barbara what brings you here you were to

have come up last night I sorry I had to

be at East Linn you're always at East

Linn these days I have a great deal of

business with the Earl of M 7 oh I know

I'm sorry it's just that I wanted to see

you to tell you secretly

that that what Richard is here

Richard in westlinn he came in Disguise

not to the house to the Garden if father

saw him he'd deliver him up so why did

he come archal Richard says he's

innocent

sit down

Barbara he says he was not in the

cottage when the murder was committed

the man who did it was a man called

Thorne Thorne a friend of affy's I

suppose he swore to his innocence in the

most solemn

manner

Mr

D yes Miss carile does my brother have

anyone with him no Miss carile but he's

not to be disturbed why not pray good

morning

Barbara good morning Cornelia what does

this mean secret meetings with my

brother not Secret at all Mr Dill told

me you were not to be disturbed and

would give me no explanation what is the

mystery no mystery Cornelia my mother

had some business with Mr carile and she

wasn't well enough to come so she sent

me instead what business a trifling

matter nothing to interest you archol I

want to talk to you my you know the way

out now that young woman is out to marry

you arable

oh you may not know it but she

is what was she doing tell it is in here

with you I shall sit here till you tell

me I am your

sister I have a right to

know

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how fresh it is after the

rain no father smoke his pipe you no he

prefers making a fug with his fellow

justices he won be

good then we're safe from Interruption

this is the

place

Richard Barbara I brought Archie

Bo thank you

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Barbara good evening K good evening

Richard do you want to talk to me yes

I'll go back to the house and keep watch

in case father comes home

early

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now I did not kill hon who did Thorn

Captain Thorn I think he called himself

Thorn no I don't know the name well he

used to ride over from swainson or there

abouts he came to court Affy I hated him

with his diamond rings and his flash CL

it was no good for ay and I told her so

she just laughed at me would you know

this Thorn again I shall never forget

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him his fair head of hair and dashing

mustache his flashing white teeth his

cursive black

[Music]

heart I tell you his face has burnt into

my mind good if we can find him

why do you say he killed Hal

joh

well I went over to H John's Cottage at

abbywood

I promised to lend him my gun to have a

pop at the

partridges but really it was to see ay I

was in love with her I wanted to marry

her on my way through the wood I metway

be he was always there poaching no

Richard be

going to see

[Music]

ay good

hunting good

[Music]

poaching I saw Thorn's horse near the

cottage well that meant only one thing

but he was

there I loved her so much she could do

what she liked with

[Music]

me hello

Richard hello ay Aphrodite if you please

I'm going to start being addressed by my

proper name what's a matter

a aren't we friends as we used to be I

don't know if we

are can't I come in no you

can't have you got someone else there no

whose horse is that I don't know no one

here well let me come in then

no I think you've got Thorn there no

it's not true do you swear you haven't

got thorn in the house yes I

do brought your father my gun he asked

for the loan of it I'll give it to him

careful he hold it don't worry about

me tell him I want it back in a week's

time I'll tell him goodbye

[Music]

Richard I didn't go away I hid in the

wood thinking I'd see Thorn come out of

the cottage and then I could make my

peace with

ay

what way Beth was still around with his

snares I didn't pay any attention to him

I was just waiting to see Thorn come out

of the

cottage but after a Time 20 minutes

perhaps I heard a

shot which seemed to come from the

cottage a moment later Thor came panting

and tearing out of the cottage door he

was in a state of absolute Terror he

tore past me down the path and

afterwards heard the sound of his horse

Galloping

away what was up you should look so

scared ran to the house and threw open

the

door the first thing I saw was hon lying

on the floor

Dead with my gun by his

side well I

panicked I snatched up the gun why did

you do that I thought it would look bad

if my gun was found next to Hon's

[Music]

body I made off through the door

and I saw bethl coming towards the

cottage I did the worst thing possible I

flung the gun back in the cottage and I

ran for it as fast as I

[Music]

could it came over me nothing told

against you so much as running away all

on to my cursed cowardness Andrew have

been in hiding ever

since what else could I do the coroner

said I killed

him

Richard at the inquest baffy swore there

was no one there that day but her and

her father and you no she's not there

was

Thorn she said she went for a walk in

the woods she heard a shot she came back

to the cottage and saw the body of her

father lying there with bethl standing

over it and Beth said there was no one

there but her and

you bethl may be telling the

truth but I don't understand why he

didn't see

thorn well at least hear him Galloping

away I'll talk to

him the person I really want to speak to

his Affy

Affy but isn't she here the whole

neighborhood thinks she went off to join

you I haven't seen her since that

unlucky

day and that was nearly a year

ago then the whole neighborhood is

wrong if she went up with

anyone it would have been with

Thorne you wanted to see Joyce Hy John

sir thank you Mr

D now Joyce I won't keep you a moment

from your duties I just wanted to uh

please sit down thank

you I just wanted to ask you did you

ever hear of a man called Thor who came

courting your sister Affy half sister

sir yes yes I know half sister did you

ever meet or hear of the stor I heard of

him sir and I told afy a person of his

rank would do her no good rank what was

his R what Affy bragged of his being

next door to a

Lord but I don't know you never met him

no sir I only know what Affy told me and

that was precious

little

thank you Jo thank you

sir oh sir Miss Cornelia asked me to ask

you will you be in to lunch no I sh I

shall be lunching at

East oh papa I have such news for you

he's got seven children and he's

terribly poor and if he doesn't raise

some money soon he'll be turned out of

his house and all his furniture sold my

dear you haven't greeted Mr

carile Mr carile I greet you now Papa

you mustn't change the subject he's got

seven children and he's terribly poor

who is Mr Kane what who came to the

piano yes and who is giving a concert

next week on which it all depends I have

the greatest favor to ask you will you

grant it well you don't ask them very

often what is I want you to take me to

the concert next week at West Linn what

and here rustic scraping the fiddle my

dear is oh papa he's got seven children

and he's terribly poor yes well I'm poor

myself but if we promise to be present

all the people for miles around will

attend

what well we're looking for half an hour

or so oh thank you

Papa

terrible crowd can't

L my dear

Kane good evening Mrs ha Justice hair

good evening Barbara Mr Kane is having a

bumper thanks to Lady Isabelle she's an

angel I've heard from Cornelia you said

she had an angel's face did you I

believe I

did

will you pardon me if I quit you for one

moment

V good evening lady

Isabelle is your father not come I am

afraid he has one of his attacks again

and he did so want to be

here come

run excuse me sir excuse

me is he really ill yes my lady he sent

the carriage for that's enough yes let

us

hurry

[Music]

us that she never

shall she must have there's nowhere else

for her to live

how could you be cajoled into permitting

such a

thing I was not

caj I proposed

it I will not have Isabelle bay living

under my roof as you wish but she shall

live under

mine oh

pranis may I ask what are your

plans oh

well I thought I'd go on staying here

with you if that's all

[Music]

right

[Music]

here she

comes a poor relation my dear I hate her

why she has done you no harm I don't

care I hate her does her crime consist

of being

pry you should be pleased he is so

pretty many a man will be too ready to

forget her want of Fortune for the sake

of her

face well she shall marry the first to

ask sir I'll take care of that won't be

me I'm AF

friend I didn't suggest it should be

you din know is served your ladyship

thank you

bat come Francis no

we will wait dinner for lady Isabel yes

your

lord Emma if you can't be kind to

Isabelle you might at least be

[Music]

polite

[Music]

on get the

[Music]

the how dare you disgrace

yourself I do not understand

you three hours three hours now you've

been out here hiding yourself with

Francis Lucy was it so

long yes well I have not been hiding

myself much of the time William has been

with us yes I have

mama you are allow asylum in this house

if you insist on disgracing it what do

you mean you've done nothing but flirt

with Francis from the moment he arrived

here you did nothing else at Christmas I

do not flirt I have never

flirted I leave that to married

women what there is but one inmate of

this house who flirts and it is you not

I Lady Mount

s

M what are you hiding for you little

monkey you should go straight to

[Music]

bed my

lady Mr Carine

thank you

Bab lady Isabelle this is an unexpected

pleasure how very glad I am to see you

business brought me to the area and I

could not leave it again without calling

on I told you we should meet again do

you remember indeed I

do oh I beg your pardon I didn't know

you were

here this is Lord

Bane how do you do William this is m car

who has been very kind to me I shall

like you sir if you are kind to Vis oh

very very kind and he lives in East Lin

which used to be my home oh I don't yet

I've been spending some money on the

place but it's not quite wor

it I shall never be as happy as I was at

East

L I hope Castle Marling is a happy home

for you no it is a miserable one and I

cannot remain here shall I tell you why

do please no William mama her yesterday

when she was angry William be quiet two

great slaps upon her cheeks and I

screamed and Mama beat me too but boys

were made to be hit nurse says they are

but nurse say his both too good looking

William you go to your Nursery or I

shall beat you too no you wouldn't

you're much too kind go

on

can this be

true I must help you what can I do

nothing what can anyone

do I wish I wish I could help

you thein was not take it for all and

all a pleasant home for you not a

pleasant home oh indeed it

was I would that I could can be there

again it' be a very Eden to me

now there is one way in which you can do

that that way I D not presume perhaps to

point it

out lady

Isabel if my words offend you you will

of course check them as their

presumption Des

I dare I offer you to return to eelin as

its

mistress as its

mistress as my

wife

Isabelle I have loved you since I first

saw

you

Lady Mount

S I am sorry that Lord mount s should be

absent I have the honor to be known to

him I am Mr

car I have heard of you I had not heard

you were on such intimate terms with

Lady Isabelle vain Madam we are not on

such terms but I was begging the lady

Isabelle that we might become

so I was asking her to be my

wife how very grateful Isel must be

I take it she has accepted your

proposal will you give me a few hours

for

consideration I'm delighted to hear you

speak of

consideration may I come back this

afternoon you

may be the best thing in the world for

her I presume you'll live at East Lim if

she

agrees if but of course she'll agree a

penous girl like her what else would she

do I was afraid there might be some

other attachment attachment could

Heavens know not at

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all

[Music]

morning may I speak with you of

course oh by the way

congratulations wasn't it true then Lady

Mount s told me you were going to marry

Mr

carile you are premature in your

congratulations oh I'm

I I'm sorry

well Emma told me for an absolute fact

there you

are

no oh well I hope you bring it off

Isabelle for your sake East Linn is a

place to be coveted and car's now now

good chap one of the

best I think it'll be good for your

future well I wish you all the

happiness oh if I must I'll keep my

wishes until the right man comes

along I myself from quite Beyond The

Pale of course cannot hope to indulge in

the Happy

State I have my dreams like

others about the poor man with uncertain

prospects is doomed to play The

Butterfly perhaps to his life's end

[Music]

Cornelia I came as soon as I could

what's the matter is something wrong but

why are you here Barb

a misfortune has befallen us archal

don't tell me he's had an accident worse

he has run mad what archal has gone mad

and married lady Isabelle

Bane don't believe

it they were married at Castle Marling

by Lord mount s's

chaplain it seems an unsuitable match as

Beauty and the Beast well I have taken

my resolution I have moved here and

discharged those five dandies of

servants he hired I dismissed the lot

and moveed myself and my servants here

this morning a fine household archal

would have with that baby befrilled

bejweled and be Cur to direct

it will she like that if she doesn't

like it she can lump

it are you sure you're not jealous of

her perap I

am but if you had brought up a lad as I

have brought up archal and love nothing

else in the whole world you would be

[Music]

jealous well Jo what does Miss car say

she's willing that I should be

transferred to you my lady oh good I'm

glad but she say first of all I ought to

acquaint you with certain unpleasant

facts in my history well I believe I

know something about that was not aie

helon your sister half sister my lady

but she went off after Richard hair and

we've never heard of her since nor of

him neither it was a Dreadful thing to

happen and to such a nice family Mrs

hair and Miss Barbara the hairs who are

coming tonight yes my

lady and is that the same Barbara hair

that I heard you gossiping about the

other day about her giving me a bowl of

poison was only a bit of nonsense my

lady I'm sorry you heard it but I

did the fact is that people think Miss

Barbara was in love with Mr carile and

many thought it might be a

match I should wear the black lace

tonight

Joyce gu my

[Music]

lady

[Music]

[Music]

break your own

I'm sorry your parents had to leave so

soon Mama's not very well ever since

Richard oh yes that poor mama has been

so sad and Silent ever

since

there I have sung you at least 10 songs

you ought to pay me for them and I

[Music]

sure

how warm these

[Music]

Su when the Justice begin hey

making

Barra as to when your papa cuts his

face

M better now

what caused all

that you asked

me you asked me I must ask you Barbara

since I don't understand you you don't

understand you don't

care if I've offended you I'm truly

sorry truly

sorry what do you care about

me you have a wife to care

about what's my misery to you my dear

Barbara I never gave you to understand

that I felt for you except as a brother

a brother now please be calm and

reasonable I am

reasonable and I shall ask you one

reasonable

question if she had not come between us

would you have cared for me I don't know

how can I know how can I tell what might

have

been I'd rather it were not

known the whole of Westlin coupled us

together in their

gossip they had nothing but pity for me

now I would rather be

dead oh

bar I am so very very

sorry

I only hope we can be

friends yes good friends as ever we

[Music]

were

[Music]

I must have been mad to say what I did

forget it was uttered I have told you I

would do so and you

won't you won't tell your

wife of course not you swear it

certainly if you won't

me

[Music]

shall I play the piano again not for my

sake do you like that

toy yes yes I

do an expensive toy he bought you 120 g

it cost I thought it would pass the

time water so

long Barbara hair is an old

friend he very pretty

yeah I wonder Aral never fell in love

with her he's far too sensible to fall

in love until he went mad and married

you the most expensive toy of

all

[Music]

excuse me have I not the honor once more

addressing lady Isabel

[Music]

vain do beg your pardon I should have

said lady Isabel car Captain

H but this is quite

extraordinary or can he be doing a

dreadful place like this I have been

unwell in a m to the seaside who are

you and Mr carile is well yes he is very

well he left for England only this

morning and you I in bin on leave of

absence from the Army Captain I left it

army or should I

say I sold

out the truth to tell things haven't

been going very well with me at the

moment lady Isabel

no my uncle's behaved shamefully he's

married again yes so I

heard yes he's 73 years old you know old

fool I suppose it's not beyond the

bounds of possibility he may have a

son but your children you see I have

news of you from the mount sevens three

other

yes I was sorry not to bring them

here you did

well you do indeed look

pale yes yes I am rather

tired I told my servant to return in an

hour but I shall return without waiting

good morning Captain I shall see you

safely huh oh no I am quite able

assist I shall see you to your armchair

otherwise I shall not be happy

I I really am quite able to go by myself

I'm sure you came to bin for better

reasons than to act as an escort I can't

to Belo the refreshing seed

dips but I shall devote myself to an

entirely more worthy

[Music]

object

[Music]

a

my let me look at

you why you positively well and blooming

yes I am much better but why didn't you

write and tell me you were coming I

would have been at the boat to meet you

I started too

suddenly I beg your pardon oh this is

Captain Luc and Lady Mount s's cousin I

wrote her that he was

here oh yes

yes we've met I believe I've been

escorting your wife on some of her walks

she's so much stronger

yes I'm much obliged to

you won't you join it oh please my duty

is

complete

yes

I I have a favor to ask of you and you

must most promised to granted

me what is it hope that is not

promising I grant you anything that's

within my

path I want you to stay with me the rest

of the time that I must remain

here and dear how could you wish

anything so unlikely at circuit time

well then take me with you back to

England no not when I find the change is

doing you so much

good well I I can't stay here without

you

why

because because I'm so dull without

you we must get you to amuse her

Lucy

I long for

England I don't suppose there's any

chance of my getting back not unless you

can satisfy these claims you've been

telling me

of won't sir Peter help you I think you

might if I could explain things to me

but a dad set foot over there and get

dropped off I mean the bare idea of de's

prison scares me half to death someone

might see him for you someone who I

quarrel with my lawyers

pity when I come to the loosen Estates

they'll be ready to eat their ears on

until then shall I see him for

you extremely generous of you Mr Cara no

not at all I have to be in England in a

few days I could see your uncle next

week will you I should be happy to in

return for your kind attentions to my

wife no no no no not as a solicitor as a

friend

[Music]

you remember when we drove through the

forest together you and I Mrs Bane and

the others yes well you drove Mrs Bane

home badly I suppose she swore that you

should never drive her

again I drove her recklessly on purpose

she's perfectly suited to her name you

know

vain the most capricious exacting woman

I've ever

met dear

Emma I did it to pay her out why what

had she done to you she have been of bad

humor saddled herself upon me when I

wanted another to be my

companion L

Sher

sh can't you guess better than that

Isel the past is gone and cannot be

record but if ever two beings were made

to love each other you and I were I

sometimes thought let me speak isabe no

a few words a few short words then I

have done

forever I would have declared myself had

I dared but my my uncertain position my

debts my inability to keep a wife these

things weighed me down made me made me

crush the hope within me I will not hear

this Captain N I knew I loved you but

not how until you became the wife of

another how dare

you I've said Can Do no harm neither you

or I liked to forget that you are a

wife I have vowed my affection to you at

first and love let you throw yourself

away on car throw myself away Mr carile

is my very dear husband look at him what

are you by his side you forget yourself

I do not you would not speak this way if

Mr carile were here I you good day

sir forgive me I will not offend

again but there are moments when one's

when one's true feelings break through

the rules of

life you are a gentleman sir you will

let me proceed by

myself I shall follow you to your door

to give you protection I feel the walk

is likely to prove uous as I leave for L

[Music]

immediately Isabelle I suppose we have

rooms ready for

visitors yes I believe so good because

I'm expecting one I I forgot to mention

it earlier oh who is coming Captain

Lucy

who Francis

Lucy his uncle can to see him but his

aunt absolutely refuses to have him at

Lucen Park so I've offered to give him

house room

here

Arch I do not wish him to stay at East

Linn only be for a few days seems to me

to be a decent enough fellow he doesn't

pay his debts but that's no more than a

hundred others and his manners are good

don't you

think Aral please Isabelle you will

welcome

I will receive him if you wish me to I

will never welcome

[Music]

him

there's a remarkably pretty girl coming

to the

house where is

she Barbara hair a

friend really is deliciously

pretty almost as pretty as

you did you address me

sir

merely an

observation but I fancy you heard what I

said Miss hair Barbara arold I must

speak to you and what state Secrets have

you to disclose I have seen

Thorne what where in West Lyn with Tom

Herbert and his brother when less than

an hour ago we stopped and spoke and the

herberts introduced Thorne as a man who

was staying with them and do you think

he could be our man well he answers

Richard's description army officer

goodlooking curly hair and a

mustache it's a

Pity the beautiful Barra will not join

us in the drawing room well she is

probably talking to my husband but to

Cornelia

aren't you

jealous I mean if she was talking to

your husband she's probably talking to

Cornelia they are old

friends it seems it is not miss

carile lady Isabelle thought the

beautiful Barbara hair was paying you a

social visit it seems that Barbara is

too involved with my brother to pay

social

calls I heard them Whispering together

in the library what secret they had in

common is evidently not for our

consumption no no

no I must stand up for your husband lady

Isabel wouldn't have wish to have

secrets with such a beautiful

[Music]

girl a gentleman to see your the captain

Thor bring him

in

come in

please good of you to come so quickly do

sit

down were you not in Westland some years

ago I believe I was in the neighborhood

a few years ago why I'm inquiring for my

own satisfaction into a sad Affair that

took place what seven years ago yes

seven years ago I was here uh but I tell

you in confidence I don't wish to have

it known

an

G yes and the girl was ay

Halon ay who ay

Halon you are mistaken never heard the

name in my

life

Wilson was not that Miss who came to the

door a moment ago yes my lady she wanted

to see the

master I told her your ladyship was at

home but she wouldn't enter

and did she leave any message she said

she hoped to see him this

evening we are invited to dine at the

Jefferson tonight do you go yes archal

and I need a change of some sort and

leave Captain Lucen alone well he can

dine alone or do what he pleases are you

going to the Jefferson

no well then there is no difficult with

Captain nen I do not want his company I

am not fond of

him I would go to the Jefferson but that

I should acquire a New Dress yes I want

one too you why you have two dozen or

more

Wilson yes my lady will you send to the

dress maker telling her I wish to see

her as soon as possible Wilson you will

do nothing of the

sort you may go

Wilson yes

Madam you will be sorry for your

behavior when your husband is brought to

Poverty he works like a horse but your

expenses are in a fair way to ruin

[Music]

him but I better stay away until a

g I hate

her

[Music]

is your husband to protect you

from closeted away with his friend

Barbara as

[Music]

yes

they told me at the house you were

here I have a message from

Richard tonight

yes we must contrive that he shall see

Thorn

how it must be

done I'll find a way oh thank you

AR

did you forget the Jefferson's dying at

6 no but it was impossible for me to get

here

soon you must dress quickly Isabel I

can't come with you why so some business

is

Arisen what business some important

private business I I must snatch some

dinner here and rush back to the office

to meet

yes who wabel you must not be vexed I

assure you it's no fault of mine I I am

sorry it's happened but you never

returned to the office in the evening no

but this is something I can't

dedicate shall you join us

later I believe I shall not be able to

do

so thank you

Wilson

what time do you expect lady Isabelle to

return she was going to order the

carriage to be at the Jefferson at half

9 sir the

Jefferson how far is the Jefferson about

20 minutes sir in the

carriage thank

[Music]

you

barara I must watch for your

father Richard's

inside you showed him

Thorn yes

and it was not the

man

[Music]

[Music]

and how is Lady

Isabelle very well I suppose she's

dining at the Jefferson

tonight I ought to have been there but

oh archal I am sorry forgive

me

[Music]

w

good

evening it's a piece of luck I thought

it was your

carrot could you oblige me with a ride

to the

house I've been out for a stroll I'm

rather

tired I did not know

you what is that thing that you have on

it is like a disguise

disguise

no no I have no creditors in the

neighborhood of East

ly is Mr carile at

home I believe he's more agreeably

engaged

in what

Manner do you wish to

know and what are we going to do

now the first thing is the same as it

always was to find the real thorn as I

was walking by the hair's place just now

saw two

people enjoying a Moonlight

tet couple

lovingly your husband and the hair girl

I cannot thank you enough for what

you're doing for

Richard I fear I've done nothing that's

been of any real use to him don't say

that you've given him money which has

kept him from starving and you've given

him hope God bless you for

[Music]

that I will not deceive you though he

may be doing

so she's a very pretty

girl he obviously has a taste for pretty

[Music]

[Laughter]

girls

you may have lost his love but you found

mine he may be false to you but I shall

never

be leave him leave

him leave your life of misery and come

to

[Music]

happiness your father is for fortunately

late again he must have gone on to a

friend's

house I've seen mother now I must

go Dear

Richard goodbye to

you thank you God bless you

Richard

my lady are you ill yes yes Joyce ill

sh what can I do my

lady all I want from you Joyce is a

promise thanks my

lady no matter what happens to me you

will stay with my

children you promised it once before

chice promise it again you will stay at

eastn with my children no matter what

happens promise I

promise

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who's that Aral what's the matter is

someone else I I think Isabelle might be

I can't find her not find her what's the

time isn't she in bed 3:00 she hasn't

been to bed I've looked all over the

house oh perhaps she's with her

children

[Music]

oh sir I understand it all now and you

drove to it a gentlem minded fair lady

like her to be curbed and snapped at was

the one of your servants and she never

complained to the master not once she

bore it all like a saint until she could

stand it no

longer I understand her words now I

couldn't

before Oh s may heaven support you in

this terrible

trial it was my

fault

no

no her letter is addressed to

me when my children ask where their

mother is and why she left

them tell them that you their father

goed her to

it if they ask what she is tell them

also if you

will but tell them that you drove her to

the very depth of

desperation as she quitted them in

her God be merciful to this Dishonored

[Music]

house

[Music]

oh my lady it is

I have begged my lady often not to afid

from would surely come and my lady sees

that I'm

right patience

come you looks so

wet suzan

[Music]

you

[Music]

well how are you

Isabelle why did you come now

that of the thanks a fell gets for

traveling hundreds of miles now I

thought you'd have been glad to welcome

me I might have been glad if you come

back in time of course I meant to soon

as I set foot in London I was

overwhelmed with business consequent on

my uncle's death you're lying dare you

say I'm lying Mr carile had got his

divorce you knew that but you concealed

it from me Isabel you must be aware it's

an awful sacrifice for a man in my

position to marry a divorced woman the

sacrifice would not have been for my

sake but for the sake of the child child

our child surely you understand I'm the

representative of an ancient

Barony to make you my wife would offend

all my family you need no trouble to

find excuses the damage to the child

cannot now be

repaired I was thinking of you well I

can't imagine a worse fate than spending

the rest of my life with you oh

well you taken a sudden aversion to me I

cannot be helped no ie agree you kicked

up enough fuss once about my making

reparation now the reparation in your

power to make could not undo my sin

sin oh

no now you ladies really should think of

that

beforehand yes yes you sinned as you

call it not because of my Temptations

but because of your jealous anger

towards your

husband quite true you're blindly

outrageously jealous of him and the ha

girl yes I was you were the least of it

simply a person who happened to be

there well I don't believe for a minute

but you had anything to be jealous about

what do you

mean they had a secret between them they

were

Partners out of love of business they

were never

lovers how do you know I have heard

scraps of their conversation from time

to

time

that it's not what you taught me at the

time didn't

I all strategy is ofair and Love and

War and where is

she she like me I would rather have a

dead my room prepared for

me no it is not why

not now I don't have to be back in

London for a couple of days the

apartments have been transferred into my

name they can never again afford you

accommodation Immortal Enemies then oh

yes

strangers good

day

you should take my

hand I prefer

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not

[Music]

[Applause]

[Music]

yeah

[Music]

[Music]

he

[Music]

play is my baby

dad

mom baby

more I should die

too

paper and pencil

[Music]

please morning m

do excuse me sir will you uh let me ask

if you've heard any particular

news of the failure of Kenton green yes

I've heard that I no sir it's not

there what is it then I'm glad that I'm

in

time you should have a moment to prepare

yourself for

what it's in here sir in the column of

the

deaths prepare yourself before you look

at

it

shall I say Sir that you're engaged

twin anyone

calls my dear the most Dreadful News why

what to

Dreadful Isabelle ban is dead killed in

a railway accident in

France better for her Emma how could you

say that oh don't be so hypocritical you

know quite well she brought disgrace on

all connected with her no one could ever

have taken any notice off her

again let me read

it if you

can she wrote it when she was

dying well we should all be grateful

it is a blight removed from the

family it was that ale that gave it me

how could ale give it you unless you

drank it in Great drafts when you were

in a state of persperation you'll be a

baby to the end of your days archal when

do I ever drink great drafts of Ale no I

was down in the cellar this morning

seeing to the tapping of a new barrel

and the cellar struck like a ice house

and I was there for 20 minutes or more

does it take so long to tap a barrel of

a no no it doesn't put things are in

order but it does when you have to

bother over the Taps rejecting one and

then

another well what time is

it just

9: well I think I'll go to

bed there's one thing excellent for a

cold in the head and that's to double

your flannel Petticoat Crossways and put

it all over your night cap I'll do it

yes I

would good night good night

Cornelia

Cornelia may I say one right before you

go when I married Isabelle you

reproached me with having kept you in

the dark if you consulted me as any

Christian would the disgrace which fell

on this house would have been spared to

it I believe you have never holy

forgiven me no it never shall I did not

deserve the slight I your elder sister

who have been a mother to you almost

since you were a boy I do not intend to

CAU your displeasure a second time for a

similar offense what does that

mean I'm about to

marry oh for the love of common sense

don't go and make such a fool of

yourself you've done it once once wasn't

that enough for you Cornelia can you

wonder I don't speak to you of such

things when you treat me just as you did

when I was a child when folks behave

childishly they deserve to be treated as

children and whom have you chosen this

time to go and disgrace us like the last

one did I am marrying to please myself

as you did the last time yes as I did

the last

time well can't you open your mouth and

say who it is no I have not asked her

yet she may not have me I know who it is

it's that stuck up Louisa Channing well

you are an idiot you really are that may

be and since you are unlikely to approve

my choice you will I assume wish to

return to your own home I she do nothing

of the sort I shall stop here once to

hinder

me it cannot

be who says so Louisa I

do have you forgotten the night that

Isabelle left and the words spoken by

Joyce you will not find a better

Mistress of a house than I have made

you don't expect

to you speakers there you think I'll

poison your wife if I stay here I think

I know what you did to my first

wife I take care not to run the same

risk a second time

BL

[Music]

your

Mrs L says she's sure Madame van is just

what we want she's English by birth but

the Widow of a French

she knows French and German and music

she's been with the latimers for two

years now and they say she's an absolute

treasure and wouldn't be parting with

her but for Helena's

marriage what's this Treasure's name ve

you said spelt Vine pronounced Bean

apparently Mrs Latimer says we mustn't

mind her appearance she's the oddest

looking person de shall we love I hope

not but she wears spectacles and large

Bonnets and she has a rather large scar

on the side of her face from some old

accident and she has a slight limp and

gray hair but she can't be more than 30

probably the result of the same this

sounds like the Wicked Witch in a fairy

tale oh done don't say so and you

determined to have her I think I

am I suppose she might be useful for

writing the

[Music]

children

[Music]

it is Madame V I

believe yes please step this

way

this is your sitting room

Madame would you like a fire lighted

here Madam for

tonight no thank

you can I do anything for you Madame no

thank you if you do want anything please

ring and Wilson will come

up thank you

oh my mistress will be glad to see you

if you're not too tired in the drawing

room shall I tell her you'll

come

yes

myby do you think you can find your way

to the drawing room alone

yes yes I'm sure I

can Madame

V I hope you are not too tired Journey

yes I'm not you're not unwell are you no

you look so pale I am generally pale but

my health is good or do please sit

down Mrs Latimer wrote his word that you

would be sure to suit us and we in turn

hope that your residence with us will be

agreeable have you lived much in England

in the early portion of my life and you

lost your husband and your children Mrs

latima said yes I have lost them it must

be terrible grief to lose a child I know

I would not lose my baby for all the

world no doubt you know from Mrs Latimer

that the children under your care are

not mine they are the children of Mr

carlile's first wife and Mr carile and

Mr carile of

course their mother left them it was a

shocking business she is dead now I here

yes she is dead

and

you I dare say you never thought to go

out as Governor I was born and read a

gentleman your husband could not leave

you well off I fear when I lost him I

lost

everything if you please momam the

baby's undressed and quite ready for you

thank you I'll have him

here shall I wait mom no I'll ring F

baby he's the very image of my darling

husband my

darling darling I have such news for you

and I for you baby's been allowed to

stay up just this once and how are you

my son you must call him by his proper

name Ask Archer board I was sorry it

couldn't be just Archie board but that

was already taken darling we have

someone here Madame V forgive me I

didn't see you how do you do Madam V and

welcome to East Vin thank you would you

forgive me I am tired and should like to

retire of course and you will ring for

anything you want in the way of

refreshment yes I will good night Mrs

car good night Madame V

night isn't she droll looking I can't

think why she wears those spectacles

they're so disfiguring she puts me in

mind of of

whom no one in particular I haven't told

her my news oh tell me then today I was

asked by a responsible body of men to

stand as the Member of Parliament for

West Linn and you accepted I hope of

course hoay car

[Laughter]

forever this isn't the school room you

know isn't it the school room's

upstairs this is for our meals in a room

for you in the evening and doesn't

archal have his meals with us no he's

too young and he doesn't have lessons

either but I expect he will soon oh yes

when he gets bigger but he's not big

enough yet to do French you're much

bigger than he is aren't you

Isabelle her name's

Lucy why do you call her Isabelle I

thought I heard your parents call her

Isabelle my name is Isabelle Lucy but I

don't know who could have told you about

the Isabel I never called it since m m

went away

and uh where did she

go she was

kidnapped kidnapped a wicked man came on

a visit to Papa and he stole her the P

said I was never to be called Isabelle

again but Lucy Isabelle was M M's name

Mama didn't love us she wouldn't have

left us I'm sure she loved you loved you

very much you can't tell that Madam V

you weren't here you didn't know

Mama drink some water William we'll do

you

[Music]

good language

[Music]

who the feel

[Music]

so and

you

me then

you

you

[Music]

am

in Madam

ve PR s

done it's about William

does it not strike you this is an ugly

cough of his yes sir I I think it wants

K yes I I'm most concerned I had

intended to take him to Dr Martin at

lindbur but I have been so much engaged

well let me take him sir you can trust

him with me yes indeed I can when will

you leave tomorrow yes as soon as I can

the doctor's fee will be a guinea well

let me pay for him myself I I would

rather do so no no no that's it's most

kind of you but he's not your

child some gentlemen to see you

sir sh have you heard of it is who's

putting up against you no it's that

blackard

Lucen Lucen saan cisen it's an insult to

you he's mad to offer himself as a

candidate well as Lord Headley secretary

he probably had no choice the noble Lord

needs every vote he can buy in the

Commons so Peter left loose in a tidy

Fortune no longer so tidy married an

expensive wife they do say he has to get

into Parliament otherwise he'd be

arrested for debt well of course I'll go

for him neck and crop there's a meeting

at the bux head at 5 I shall see you

there I heard that Lucen was staying at

the bux head or was trying to he's

probably outed by now I had a word of

the landlord thank you Mr D free and

independent voters of

West I have come before you today to

stand as candidate in this ancient

constituency you sir be

quiet I come before you today to stand

in this bner as your representative for

the forthcoming parliamentary

elections I know I know what time over

last

liar and your family and your

have

the oh thank you

too gent afternoon oh hello

Ean how goes the world with you none the

better for listening to him he doesn't

stand the ghost of the ch the government

and it was the government who put him on

it they they must be a pack of fools

they can't know car's influence

here and your families and your families

have gone through in the last

Parliament well I'll be

blessed if I don't believe it's a

Beth bethl he in Norway or somewhere

how you been doing to

himself what's your

name

B you're still

kicking

what's election that's all yes I know

but what's all

this the candidates wasting his breath

Loc I know some of you Farmers some of

you I know who have suffered many

hardships in the last few years I to

put rather the raest of him who oppose

car Infamous cont

temptable who's the fellow speaking for

on the balcony that is

Luc I know what it is like to be

penniless to be pen and starving I have

fought for this

[Applause]

[Music]

country

by

he francen do you know Lucen Mr

B

little

[Music]

once

[Music]

when he wasn't locen but somebody else a

bet what

you mind your own

[Music]

business what was that little bit of

bypl nothing much just that that baronet

there would be M for West ly used to

dodge about Abby wood

once m laughy h John and how do you know

this I saw

him I was a bit spooning myself after

after in those days W down that a good

deal only he didn't call himself loosen

then and what did he call

himself arable thank heavens you're

still here sir what's the matter I found

out about Thorn it's that man

Lucen how long would it be before I

die you mean William who said anything

about your dying Wilson did the other

day I wasn't asleep I heard

her well Wilson talks great nonsense you

know she always

did well what did Dr Martin say he

doesn't talk nonsense he said he's going

to see you again next week when he comes

to West ly must be really ill then he's

coming that far yes you are will you but

you'll get better again oh I don't want

to die Madam bean I don't want to die oh

there there my darling you're not going

to die you're not going to

die what all in the

dark and your fire's going

out who's that on the

sofa

William you ought to be in bed oh no

mama off you go I'll come up and see

you good night

mad

what did Dr Martin

say

um he said the lungs were undoubtedly

affected very little else I could see he

had formed an opinion

but he said he's going to see William

again next week when he comes to

westlinn perhaps he'll tell me as

William's

mother yes I suppose he

will on a different topic may I say that

both Mr carile and I disapprove of your

giving presents to the children toys and

things you must have spent a great deal

of your salary on them pray do not

continue Madame V I have no one else to

spend my money on you have

yourself I must give them a little token

of love from time to time that you're

welcome to do a little

token

[Music]

we will not have a pole at this point if

you do not mind us I will TR what's

going on they've demanded a

PO who

Lo men but it won't do them any good the

show of hands isly in our favor

almost where's

car over

there car forever car forever we cannot

tolerate the this J it's obviously in

favor of my CL Mr car but they insist on

it shall I take you out of this into my

office no darling I'll stay with you you

and the government stupid to go on with

it you ought have withdrawn in

time I'm no coward

melod besides I'm just beginning to

enjoy this

game I should go on to The Bitter

End how lovely his wife

is I say Luc what his first as

good terrible

Crush

my

prisoner these things off me at once

Lucen I arrest you for the willful

murder of George

halan what the devil had the warrant in

my hand since yesterday afternoon I

couldn't come across you last

night

you told them not I my God you stinking

B I kill you

fast

you I arrested

you the murder George Al John I swear

I'm in well only got to prove

it come on

you you what does all this

mean it means that your brother is free

and

safe this is your

doing lucan's been arrested

hurah hurah lucan's been arrested C

please luc's been

arrested I beg your pardon I I didn't

know you were we here doctor I beg your

pardon

doctor what's that you said he's been

arrested the dead no for murder for a

murder done 12 years ago that Mrs

carlile's brother was supposed to have

done pray s down Madam no I thank you

may I get you a glass of water

please

Madame

V is Dr Martin there yes examining

William are you all right

Madam yes I am just thirsty thank you Mr

D well that's enough of that hey William

Mr D look after William will you please

yes would you like to see where I work

yes

please mam

Dr Martin I must know the truth without

disguise the signs of consumption are

showing themselves all too

plainly

how can consumption come to him it's not

in family pardon me your late wife's

mother died of it her family was sadly

blighted by the

disease is there no

hope

no the lungs extensively

diseased you are ill Madam sorry I can't

sit down come

here thank you thank

you I am well

enough you must seat the

[Music]

child

do you think M will be there I mean M

that

was what do you

mean in

heaven she will be there can I be sure

she will be

there I've nearly forgotten what she was

like never fear William she has not

forgotten

you can I be sure she will be there you

know she wasn't quite good

do you think she grew good and asked God

to forgive

her oh William her whole life her whole

life after she left you her sorrow was

greater than she could

bear and

what and her heart

broke what makes you so

sure I know

it but you could only know it by her

telling you did you meet her abroad

yes I I met her abroad oh why did you

never tell us what was she

like

well she

was she was very like you and

Lucy was she

pretty she was

pretty oh

don't let me fall please don't let me

fall you can't fall William don't can't

fall let me the please please don't let

me

fall could it have been I've seen it

before hasn't got

long

well I wonder how that beauty feels I'm

down in the prison in limbra I wonder

how he feels after

yesterday had not too firm in his

shoulders I should

say is he condemned he's condemned and

good luck to him I'm not way be he's

turned Queen's evidence and has let

loose again good luck to him too F PA

they

make

would you like me to sit here for

SP

no ring if you want

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me

papa

how are you

William CL I

think

Papa I want Joyce Yes she'll be home

soon she's with your mama F them

again how should I know m in heaven not

this

mama she will be in heaven you

know yes yes mam V know she will she met

her abroad and M M told her what was it

[Music]

Madam m m was more sorry than she could

bear and her heart broke and she

died

I beg your pardon sir the boy seemed

troubled I said what he wanted to

hear did you meet his mother

no

sir don't Popa

please I like it

dark

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William I for Lucy and

archal goodbye Lucy

I'm not going

out we you just come back goodbye Lucy

goodbye

William but I'm not going

anywhere goodbye aren't you

dear goodbye I'm going to

heaven it's that bright blue sky you

know take them away Madam

please

don't cry please I'm not afraid to

go Papa did you know that my mom's heart

broke Papa did you know that my mom's

heart broke

I think it was because she hadn't got

us yes I think so

D are you in pain will you I can't

breathe I can't swallow I wish Joyce was

here this is with your mama I'm going to

fetch her I w't belong

I say goodbye to

[Music]

me

William let me you

Mother's gone for her not

her I I

am

William

William

William been wanting

me hi oh go back

William go back my darling child William

William come back to me William For the

Love of

Heaven my lady my lady let me take you

to your room Mr Kal is coming with his

wife my

leg

[Music]

how is madam be I fear she's worse

sir she sacrificed her own health for

William her strength seems beyond

recovery I hardly think she will will

last till

morning

archal is it possible that Madame V

could have caught William's complaint no

no no quite impossible such a disease

could only be

inherited has Dr Martin

returned no sir it would be no use no

use is that any way to treat dying

people

dying let me see her no Mom you must not

come up and who's to stop me Mom Mom

come

please see be good to

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us

[Music]

how could you dare come back

here my

children oh forgive

me forgive

me I could have made your home happier

and I wish I had done so

I have wished it ever since you

left

archal you will want to be alone with

her

Jo

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could you forgive me

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why did you leave

me that jealousy of

you mistaken

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jealousy I forgive

you I

understand

I am on the very threshold of the next

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World will you not say a word of love

before I pass on to

it only one

word my heart is breaking for

it then it broke my heart when you left

me

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God bless

you take you to his rest in

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Heaven Keep little corner In Your Heart

for your poor lost

isab

are you leaving me you're growing faint

I must get

out is not faint I

for oh Fair

well

dear

until

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eternity

eternity only God

no

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