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>> [gasps]

[panting]

[screaming]

>> God.

[snorts]

>> [gasps]

>> God [screaming] help me.

>> [clears throat]

[music]

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>> Evening, George.

>> Evening, Ben.

Hey,

you know,

[snorts]

not seen you there, Ali, Where you from?

Eh,

>> that's a long way off.

>> Go folks. Go folks around here. Have

you?

>> No.

>> HEY,

>> GET OUT OF THERE.

>> IT'S JUST THE WAY MATE.

>> Get out of it. I'LL CATCH YOU. GET OUT.

SON YOUR ASSES. SILLY OLD.

>> HEY, I know where you live, son.

>> I got home now. Go on.

>> I know where I live.

>> Clear off,

>> silly old cuckoo.

[screaming]

>> Clear off

the pirates, aren't they?

>> Don't look well. What are you doing in

Nashville? You're looking for someone,

>> man.

>> Arch Wilson's his name.

>> Wilson.

Uh, there was a pug Wilson once, went to

see a few years back. Little fellow

nowhere. Wouldn't be a man.

>> You sure this is what you want?

That's what he said.

>> Well,

I got to be getting home.

She needs help, mother.

Get her washed up, eh?

What you like coping at?

Yeah, you didn't tell me your name.

>> What's your name?

>> Isabella.

>> Maya, the name is Ford.

>> Come on then. Let's get you a try.

>> Bless is our sister. Sucker her in her

need. Look down on her distress and lead

her into pastures new where she may rest

a weary head.

take it unto you and let your bounty

once more flow through our heart. And

merciful father, forgive us if in our

own ease, our own comfort, our

blindness, we sometimes forget others

that which we are about to receive and

the Lord make us truly thankful.

>> Amen.

>> You know many Wilsons here about mother.

>> Not as I recall. There used to be some

Wilsons in Canal Street.

>> No, Wilton. Wilton. They were named

Wilton.

That's Matthew next year. He's our

youngest.

This is Jed.

>> All right.

>> He's a soldier. Cavalry.

I'll put a week on Furlow.

Recollect any Wilson's Jed?

>> No, Sergeant. Don't.

That's why he calls me agent.

That's gone.

When you're finished, gone. When you're

finished.

>> Sergeant says, "When you're finished,

>> I'll eat your bread if you don't want

it."

>> Hey, what do you think y'all doing? You

give it to me.

>> Give it to me. Give it to me. What sort

of language is that?

>> Don't Don't you want your bread then?

Don't you want your soup either?

Do you good?

Hey, come on.

You don't have to go out again if that's

what's worrying you. You can sleep here.

Come share with

Matt

and Jim. Mother,

>> I'll get a break for the bed.

[snorts]

>> Come along with you.

>> [sighs]

>> You've got to eat.

What are you doing here?

>> I had to see you.

>> You give me the sack if they hear they

hear you.

>> Very quiet.

>> It's like a dream.

You're beautiful.

Do you love me?

Of course I love you.

>> You love me.

>> You know I love you. You know I love

you.

>> When will you be back?

>> Don't. You know I'll be back when I can.

All right, Sergeant. I'm off.

>> What time is your train, son?

>> 5:20 tonight.

>> Plenty of time then.

>> No, we haven't. We don't want to be

missing that train. There ain't another

till this afternoon.

>> He's all right. Don't for

Mrs. Wayne. Right. Morning Mr. Mitchell.

>> Oh my go

back for the harvest will you go?

>> Oh wouldn't half of the world Mitchie e

make the L of it to sh

>> like always.

>> Where is your life without a L? E

>> be very smart.

>> Go on. Go and have a drink.

>> All right.

>> Oh come on lad. I'm cold out here.

>> Leave her.

>> She's up.

>> It's in the summer. Okay. Miss your

train.

>> Come on. Get on with you.

>> Take care of yourselves now. Hey,

>> go. Back to work. You lot. Come on.

Bin stronger, are you?

>> Yes.

You'll not be warm enough in that. I got

something that'll suit you better.

Arnell's no use for him.

We lost her three years back.

Rheumatic fever.

Go on. Try on then.

I had her when I was about your age.

Still too young, mind.

Like you would have been

had my eyes closed if I didn't see how

you were that first night.

Not telling the others, though. Was

it him you were looking for?

>> Said he'd marry you, did he?

>> Yes, he did.

>> Well, you'll not be the first to believe

that. Doubt you'll be the last.

You're young. You'll forget. No, I won't

forget.

>> Have you no one to help you?

>> I have a sister who's moved to Ireland.

>> There you are then.

>> She's troubles of Baron.

>> What about your mother?

>> She died.

My father too.

I dare say you could stay on here a

while with us if you wanted to.

You'd have to do your share, mind. Fetch

the leather from the factory to make up

the shoes.

>> Oh, I I'll do anything as I can.

We want him back on Thursday. Mr.

Samson,

>> let me have a cousin. Would you

>> want him back? Pretty sure. When can you

get him back?

>> I'll sit up all night if need to be.

>> You were late last week. I'll have them

back here by Thursday whenever you feel

good.

>> Ain't nothing chronic, are they?

>> Hey, Bella.

>> There's no souls.

>> Better drop them back here by Thursday.

>> Arch.

>> Arch.

>> Arch Wilson.

>> Same price as last week. That a fair

lesson.

>> I'm looking for Arch Wilson.

>> There's no Arch Wilson here.

>> But But I just saw him.

>> Who are you?

What are you doing here?

>> Hey, I said, what are you doing here?

>> I told you I'm looking for Arch Wilson.

>> And I told you there is no Arch. Now,

what are you really up to?

>> You're lying. I've seen it.

>> Are you calling me a lawyer?

>> Hey, take your hands off her.

>> And who are you?

>> Don't mind who I am. I think you're

always leading apology.

>> I'm not apologizing to anybody until you

get out of here.

>> Are you all right?

>> What's going on? We got a couple of

thieves, isn't it? This is Samuel.

>> It's not him. Con.

>> Come on. Wait. Stop it. STOP IT.

COME ON. SORRY. Get him down.

Can't get him.

Let him go.

>> Don't come back here no more.

Who are you? Ney.

Evening. Con.

>> Evening.

>> So Mitch, you come home with a full

basket this evening.

>> Well, he's before us.

>> You better make sure you head in

tomorrow. Try passing over Als.

>> I'm not above anything.

out before 600.

>> 5 to six miles. We can do that easy.

>> You'd be best going your own way. You's

at North Reach.

>> But Mar,

>> there's no good you going together.

>> She only been out the WS.

>> I can manage alone.

>> You're never getting far in those.

>> They'll be all right.

>> Your other pair. The ones with the

buckles.

>> I can't.

>> Why not?

>> They're too large.

>> Well, that's easy fix. Might be a make a

sock for him.

I brought you a present.

Oh, they're lovely.

>> [gasps]

>> Oh,

I love them.

>> We can wear them on our wedding day.

[snorts]

Evening, Mr. Ford.

>> Evening.

>> I could put a sock in. There's no point.

>> Why not?

>> They're cheap Yankee ones. Machine made.

Look at the linings.

>> Cheap.

>> I'll make you a new pair.

Oh, you have enough work to do.

>> I wish I had. Just let her all finished

and we've no others waiting.

There'll be a present. That's what

they'll be me for a special occasion.

When's your birthday?

>> May

25th.

You've You've done enough for me

already. All of you.

>> Well, let's take a look. Anyway, you'll

be fours

and you're higher instead. Nobody's got

something on the table.

>> All right, let's see if the other foot's

the same. Lift.

>> Hold still.

>> It tickles.

>> Hold still. Come on.

>> I always thought I was a three. That's

why my feet hurt.

>> Threes. Threes didn't kill you.

>> Do such fine work. Matty.

>> Made the smallest pair of shoes in

England once. Was

the only one could do it. Size of a bean

pod. They were for a little [ __ ] work

the halls in London.

>> You have pride in your work.

>> You have to even here.

>> What do you mean?

>> It's all future.

Machines will be doing all the work

soon. Now it's only London where they'll

have enough money for handmade shoes.

London is the place.

>> [music]

>> I think

>> [music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

>> You you

I know you're there.

You come out.

Tony me.

>> It's a ton.

>> What are you doing?

>> I always always come along whatever

whenever I can.

I like peacefully.

>> You frightened me.

>> Did I?

>> Yes.

>> I'm sorry.

>> [sighs]

>> Look there. There's Aaron. See?

>> Con. Why were you following me?

>> I was wondering.

I wanted to ask you something.

>> What?

Bought you an apple.

No.

Bella, I was wondering. Would you like

to come out with me? Like you like to

walk out with me? I mean,

you and me together like

>> Con.

>> Right. Fine.

>> No. No. I

>> No, man. I forget I asked.

>> I have no mind to be walking out

>> with anyone. Con.

Con.

Ready?

Where's that light?

time.

Go on.

Neat and right it is to praise God. The

giver of all grace.

God whose mercies are bestowed on evil.

The good

makes his son on sinners rise. Shers his

blessings from the skies. least of all

thy creatures we daily thy salvation see

as by heavenly manner fed through a

world of dangers then

where about we see where the Lord makes

amend

why didn't you tell

had to get the leather especially from

London.

>> Matty,

>> glad you the money for it.

>> Feel how light they are. Those can see

lovely and soft. 30 stitches to the

inch.

>> Oh, they're lovely.

>> Look at the shape of the toe.

>> I see.

>> That's the latest thing. Is it?

>> Thank you, Matty.

Thank you.

>> Happy birthday, Bella. Any of them.

>> Thank you. You should have told me about

a cake.

>> No, I didn't want no fuss.

>> Let us sing hymn number 431.

Love divine. All love excelling

[music and singing]

joy of heaven to earth come down

[music and singing]

in us thy humble dwelling [music]

all thy [singing] faithful mercies crown

you [singing] thou art [music]

compassion

pure and

of [singing] God.

Visit [music] us with thy salvation

and turn every [music]

[singing] heart.

Come almighty to deliver.

Let [music and singing] us hold thy

grace receive

suddenly [music and singing]

return and never never more [music] thy

temples leave

thee we would [singing] be always

[music] blessing serve thee as thy hosts

above [singing]

pray [music] and praise thee without

[singing] ceasing glory in

>> [music]

>> My

love

[music and singing]

and thy new creation

pure and spotless. Let us see.

[music and singing]

Let us see thy great salvation.

[singing]

and make me restore ine [music]

[music]

[singing]

>> you not enough

>> true mother giving your eyes a rest were

you

>> I think a goodness

>> minister has been

Hello

here. Let's have another one.

>> [music]

>> Get over there.

[music]

[music]

>> [music]

>> What are you saying?

What are you doing here?

>> I followed you

>> before.

>> Are they yours?

They They live here.

>> They like you.

>> I just feed them.

>> My places. You won't won't tell no one,

will you?

>> No.

>> You like being alone, don't you?

>> It's all right. It's not my choosing.

It's always It's always P and Jed and

Matt and mother.

Mel used to come here sometimes.

>> Seems as always the people we love is

get taken away, doesn't it?

>> That's it's God's will. That's what M

says.

>> I think God's wrong. That's what I

think.

>> Sometimes.

>> What about you? You like being alone?

>> Not my choosing either.

Now this is what I call a welcome. Hey,

>> there you are.

>> Oh my god, brother. All right, Sergeant.

>> Right, Corporal. Miss Ford too. How is

Miss Ford? Eh, keeping fair to mid. Mid

isn't very fair, I'd say. I like Miss

Ford's mid, Sergeant. Don't you? There's

a little more plush on the upholstery

now than there was.

>> That's enough of that sort of talk. Not

in the barracks now.

>> Well, very true, mother. Very true.

>> How's Squire Woman's Wheat doing?

>> And the oats. How's the oats?

>> I'm coming well, Corporal.

>> Wheat says, "Hi, as your eye."

>> Oh, we'll slip it down in no time with

you riffing. Me, Con, and Matty. Miss

Ford, don't forget we got her. You make

a bond, fella.

>> No.

>> No. Well, you have to learn before we

start.

>> Tell you what, why don't you come along

with me and I'll show you how.

>> Listen, my lad. He's got better to do

than dog traping about with you. What

>> better? Oh, something better than

walking over to Wyman's with Corporal

Wayright. Boy, there's nothing better

than that from here to Barrack 4.

>> Here, cup hold of that, Sergeant.

>> Come on, Bella. You and me have to make

a bomb.

>> Brilliant. Leave her there all afternoon

with your full top.

>> What's that?

>> Medal. got it in the Afghan war. They

said it was for an act of bravery, but

just seemed like common sense to me at

the time.

>> Here, hold on. I'll go first. Give you a

hand over.

>> Thank you.

>> All right.

Oh, let's rest for a moment. Eh,

>> that's a color I like to see your face.

It's better than you were that first

night.

You know what?

>> What?

>> You got the prettiest eyes I ever saw.

>> I bet you tell all the girls that in

Salsbury.

>> Oh, no. No.

Well, not all of them.

>> So, have you let Kong kiss you?

What about Matty?

>> So, what about me, eh?

How are that? Nice, weren't it?

>> You look as if you thought so.

[laughter]

>> Walk out with me tonight.

You know, I could tell you about about

places and

things you never even dreamed of.

I'm not like the other two, you know,

>> aren't you?

>> Well, they don't know how to handle

women.

>> And you do.

>> Oh, yeah.

You turn your

>> I will

sort of

>> take care of the property.

Right

then,

>> who's next?

>> Doing all right,

>> Nick.

All right. All right. Last.

>> And the loser has to pay for drinks all

round as well. Right.

>> Or for the whole pub,

>> if you're willing. Arch.

What kind of name is that then?

That's mine.

>> All right.

Done. Eh,

>> your pocket as big as your mouth then.

Is it Arch? Hey.

>> All right. P. Leave it. Eh.

>> Need a bit better spend that one. Eh,

>> themselves as you know, he's right. Bit

of spend would have helped

>> a bit of hush for the players e if you

please

>> I'll be able to give up rent collecting

at this rate

>> rent collector anything you are

>> hey I'm talking to you

>> oh had a bit too much spin that one I'd

say would

Yes, I'm a rent collector.

>> Not from around these parts, you know.

>> No, he's from Sbridge only. It ain't too

safe for him to go drinking down there.

>> What do you do if the poor boogers can't

pay up?

>> Go out in the street, dear.

>> Leave it, Dad. Eh.

>> Let's play the game.

>> You should have that shot again.

>> What are you talking about? Have it

again.

>> To play, eh, with you.

>> By just leave it now. Leave.

Let's get on with the game, man.

>> Finish it.

>> Show

it away. JESUS.

[applause]

Lord drinks all around.

>> That's all right. I'll buy him.

>> Hey. Hey. What you having?

>> Believe. I'll have a branding. Yeah.

Just in case.

>> Oh, I know. I buy him. A large one.

>> Small one for me. I know limitations.

Whoa,

>> there.

[laughter] You're a disgrace. Oh,

mother.

>> And you didn't think either of you'd be

setting foot in this house tonight.

No room at the end, is it? Mr. Wayne,

right?

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's enough of that.

>> You [ __ ] Come on.

>> Go around it back. It's my house.

Go on. Go on. Come on.

>> Bella,

>> Bella.

Hey, open the door. Come on. We got to

be up at dawn. Go be sensible, eh? COME

ON.

ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. Come on.

>> Up and turn around

in my early. We're going to go to the

river tomorrow. Take

>> about

I'll be all right.

>> No, come upstairs.

>> I'll be back to call you again soon.

>> Can't be having that soft back.

>> Oh, yeah. You could try for it.

>> Good night.

>> Good night.

>> Everybody go.

>> Good night.

>> Not for being ashamed of yourself.

>> And a very good night to you too, Ms.

>> All right. It's a good

>> back home now.

>> It's a good song.

>> Good song. What about

>> we celebrate? You know,

>> I'm done.

>> No, I'm done.

>> Yeah, fine.

>> I'm going to keep down here.

>> Yeah.

[laughter]

>> Okay. See?

Hey, one more.

>> Stick a beer.

>> My god.

>> [laughter]

>> That's my girl. All right, let's get our

heads down for a few hours. Eh,

I tell you what,

cup of tea past 3 might be nice. Four

sugars. Mine.

>> You're pleased with yourself?

>> Why not? Hurts your arm in a good

evening. You should try yourself

sometime. What you do with cheering up?

How bloody miserable you are.

>> We have to live here all the year round.

>> That fields it'll be right as rain.

He'll be on for weeks and weeks. He's

not broke like this since Christmas. Not

since you were stoping. Go on bed.

>> It's a nice bright day.

Long as the milk don't turn.

>> Morning. Started well.

>> Morning.

>> Morning. Morning.

>> Rare day. All appearance on it for

tomorrow, too.

>> Let's hope so. Come on, Kitty.

>> Going on TO DO 40 ACRE AFTER WE DONE

Wyman's piece.

>> Well, finish one unless you put your bat

into it, Peter.

two

work. Always did. Bella,

[laughter]

you got to get your knee on it

and get your hand down tight like this.

See? And round it under.

>> I'm bug fist. That's all.

>> Oh, you just got to be quick and get it

tight. Nip it under. You'll be all

right.

How's it feel to do some real work for a

change corporal?

>> Hey, you don't know the meaning of real

work. How could you? You never been

outside, have you?

>> Lying here like a lot of pigs on straw.

Think some of you lay here till bulls

noon if anybody let you. Bring a bed

with me tomorrow if I were you. My lady,

>> why is you?

>> My head went round, that's all.

It wouldn't go around so much. If folks

wasn't always trying to turn it,

>> fancy you might be a bit more

comfortable over here with me.

>> I'm comfortable as I am.

>> Oh, you don't look comfortable.

>> Well, I'm perfectly happy. Thank you,

Jed.

>> Can't keep your eyes open.

>> Leave her alone, Jed.

>> 5 minutes. E, you'll be right.

>> Put me down, Jed. I'm not sleepy.

>> Stop it. God,

>> can you hear what she says?

>> Want some water?

>> I'm not thirsty.

>> She ain't thirsty. Hey, hold on. Don't

get over your collar.

>> Come on, have a sec.

>> No, I said I'm not thirsty.

>> Oh, please yourself.

>> SHE AIN'T BLOODY THIRSTY. WOULD YOU

LISTEN?

>> HEY, COME ON. GUILTY.

HEY,

COME ON. COME ON.

COME ON. STOP IT. LET'S GO.

>> You're going to work somebody in a

minute. You are.

>> MAN, COME ON. COME ON, SANTE. WANT TO

GO? HAVE A GO. COME ON.

>> All right. Go on.

>> Come on. HE'S LOOK AT HIM. HE'S FOAMING.

COME ON. COME ON. GET YOUR BLAME DEAD

OFF AND SHOW IT TO YOU.

>> Come on.

COME ON.

>> COME ON THEN. Come on.

Get

>> now. Shall I switch YOUR KID AT YOUR

BUCKETED MAD BRAIN? SHALL I? YOU'RE

DEAD.

Your big even

mother.

FLAME ALIVE.

>> [laughter]

>> I'M CURSED IF I SEE ANYTHING to laugh

at. Calm down.

>> Go on.

>> Go on. GET BACK TO WORK. ALL OF YOU AND

YOU.

>> Nothing more to say.

[laughter]

>> Nothing more about

Now on

boy

there we go.

[music]

My father used to say there's no better

sight to see the ricks fully stacked as

they are tonight.

Top of their tankers.

>> Welcome to the harvest home.

>> Thank you all sincerely for your hard

work. Still at Mrs. Newton, another one

this year. You'll be missing Ned.

>> Certainly will.

>> Yes.

>> Thank you all. Eat up, drink up, enjoy

yourselves. You've earned it. You'll be

courting this time next year.

>> Excellent work, Mitchell. Mrs. Mitchell,

>> he's red squire.

>> Some of us hoppers bore forth 100fold,

Mr. Wayman. Some only 30fold.

>> It's the spirit that's all important.

Mitchell,

>> that is true. The holy spirit of

>> here,

>> you might say. We got enough.

>> I'm fit to bust. Thank you. Are you

might starve all winter

>> but everyone's near bursting come Har's

home isn't that right Mr. Woman,

>> you've obviously been enjoying yourself

tonight, Wayne. Right,

>> Tom?

>> You're back.

>> You're looking pretty picture tonight,

Bella.

>> You ever had your photograph taken?

>> Not as I remember.

>> No. Oh, we're going to the photographers

at Sbridge on my way back to Barrett

then.

>> Good idea, couple. We got our

photographs taken. Why not one of our

fella? Eh,

>> it's a long way to Sbridge, is it?

>> No, it's only 20 minutes on the train,

isn't it?

>> I've never been to Sbridge.

>> No,

>> it's grand place. Shouldn't miss the

chat, should you, Bubba?

>> Don't if you say so then.

>> No, it's all settled then, Nate. Yeah,

we'll go over there at the grand. Give

me some more of that and have some more

bread.

>> I'd like to dance for you later on.

>> Would you?

>> Yes. Yes, I would.

>> Can't dance. You could if you could be

bothered.

>> Come on, Bella.

[music]

Little Sarah. Come on.

>> Come on.

>> You want to do the next one? Eh,

>> one more.

>> Just a wall tight.

>> My turn, Jed.

>> All right, Tidler. If the lady pleases,

eh,

>> you all right, Sylus? You enjoying us?

Oh, I am very

>> fella. I've decided I'm going to London

in a couple of days.

>> Have you told your ma?

>> I haven't told anyone yet.

>> Then why are you telling me?

>> I wondered.

>> Would you come with me?

>> What?

>> Would you?

>> Just just like that. Just just the two

of us.

>> Take care of you. [music]

Ask nothing in return. No, no, I not

walk out like that. Your mom have been

good to me. [music]

>> Terrible.

>> Excuse me, Matty, please.

>> What?

I'd like to come in. Wait till the end

of the dance.

>> You're a mother. Fancy a dance?

>> Don't be dafted.

>> Oh, go on. We do a nice fast one next.

>> Dancing with you.

>> Well, go on. You sit here much longer.

You're going to put down roots.

[laughter]

>> Thank you.

>> Now the corner.

>> What's that?

>> Come on.

>> What's going on, Kate?

>> I'll show you what to do. I'll show you.

>> You can't do this.

>> I'll show you what to do.

>> Right, brother. Come on then.

Here we go.

[music]

And round the out.

That's away, mother. That's the way.

Christ. Sorry. You all right? Hey,

mother. He's drawn upon her. [ __ ] of

a life now. I expect

your hand.

>> What's it like down to the car horse

Bella?

>> No. You stop that, Jade. COME ON.

>> WAY ON.

>> I'm sorry, Bella.

>> Not as sorry as I am.

>> I've never danced to Harvest before.

Not as easy as it looks.

>> You can learn.

>> No.

>> I'll teach you if you like.

>> Well, you'd risk it.

>> Careful.

>> As long as you take off your boots.

You sit yourself down there. Steady. All

right.

>> You tired?

>> My hands hurt?

>> Yeah. Let's see.

That's That's bonding. Does that

>> you tired?

>> Not really.

>> You frightened me out there in the

fields.

>> Well, he wouldn't leave you alone.

>> He was just lurking about.

>> He was He was just lurking.

>> No, he weren't ling. You don't You

weren't ling. You don't know, Jed. He He

knew what he was doing. He always does.

>> Con, I I don't want you fighting over

me. I want fighting over you.

>> Well, that's what it looks like. And I

I'm living under your manp's roof.

>> I want fighting over you, Jed. See,

you don't listen to me. I'm used to it.

But you weren't listening to you, and

that's not right.

When Arnell, my sister, died, she she

looked like she was very frightened at

the end. And I asked if we could read

[music] the Noah story at her funeral.

See, no's favorite story was one about

Noah in the rainbow and

and now the rainbow's signing not be

scared of nothing.

But Jed said no. Ha wants Psalm 23.

And besides, it's more appropriate.

But see, I know now would like that

story. The Noah story.

They they didn't listen. Jed weren't

listening to me.

>> You get closer and closer. And the

closer he got, the more you laughed.

>> That was your fault. put all them faces

at me behind his back.

>> Better be on me way then.

>> I'll walk to the station with you.

>> No, no, no, no.

>> I went for a fine welcome, but never a

goodbye. Can't abide it. Never.

So,

>> come and see me, Jenna Salsbury.

>> No, I'll see you when you come back at

Christmas time.

>> Wow, it's worth a try, eh?

>> You Goodbye, Jed.

Bye-bye.

>> Goodbye then.

>> No, no, never say goodbye. Huh? It's too

uh

>> Well, final.

>> I'll send you on a photograph just as

soon as they arrive.

>> If they do arrive.

>> All matter of game now. Everything's got

to go. Like chicken, madam.

>> No, thank you.

>> Now,

go on now. Run it out, ladies.

Get your chicken.

Once again,

>> thank you very much, madam. Thank you.

Safety. Flowers.

>> [music]

[music]

>> Come on.

Welcome. Welcome.

Come on.

They're out you come now. That's a good

girl.

[music]

Where were you going? Ruth for sake.

Got to be operated at night. Hello

pretty.

>> You all right then, Sam.

>> Hello.

Hello. Hello. You are.

>> That was my little angel. She been all

right this morning.

>> She's all right.

>> We go and see Mr. Mrs. Goose, shall we?

Let's go and see Mr. Mrs. Goose. He fed

the goose this morning.

>> No, no eggs neither.

>> No eggs. That's not very good, is it?

We'll have to ring their next for our

supper. A beautiful little cheeks,

haven't you? You been out in the fresh

air this morning, haven't you?

>> Arch.

>> Arch, mind you keep her warm?

>> I'll keep her warm.

>> Why are you so late?

I always nagging you. You are.

>> I'm not nagging you. You're always late.

>> You remember she expecting that place to

see me?

>> You paid Mr. Thompson's bill yet.

>> I paid that last week.

>> Well, I saw Mrs. Thompson. She doesn't.

>> Well, she don't know nothing about it. I

paid him, not her. Just believe me for

once. See,

>> I worry about you.

You say you're coming home and you don't

come home.

>> Come on. There's no need.

Come on. After a day, I just want a bit

of peace and quiet.

>> I just worried I s

>> Why are you going back inside?

>> Oh, no.

>> I should hope so. I haven't got much

time.

>> Here we are. Just up here.

>> I better hurry.

>> All right, son.

Now that the harvest's done, it's time

where we're going.

>> Think you should wait.

Wait.

Evening, Mrs. Wayne. Right.

>> Evening,

>> Matty

Jed away. All right. Did you?

>> Yes, I did.

I don't want to cause no trouble here.

>> Maybe not. A bit of a one for it all the

same.

>> No. I've done nothing as it seems.

>> Well, that makes everything all right,

does it?

>> No.

>> Setting brother against brother be seen

as causing trouble in anyone's book.

One of my sons might have died in that

cornfield.

You think about that before you count

yourself innocent of all blame.

>> I have thought about it.

Better not back yet.

>> Mom,

>> she's gone.

>> What?

packed her bags and gone.

>> No, she can't. She She's got no money.

>> She's enough.

Hey, watch where you're going.

Masters, you're leaving.

>> Why?

>> I have to.

>> No.

No.

Look, I I I won't fight with Jed no

more. I promise. It's

>> not just that. I have to leave.

>> It won't happen again. I swear.

>> You don't know me, Colin.

>> No. Look, I I know. I know.

>> No, you don't. You can't see what I

mean. I know.

>> I've been with a man.

>> I had his baby when I was coming here.

>> It died. It died. And I I buried it in a

hole like an animal. That's what I'd

done.

He said he'd come back and he never did.

>> Did Did you love him?

>> Yes, I did.

>> Then then then you did nothing wrong.

Do Do you still love him?

>> You still love him?

>> I have a diff I have a different life

now. So have I.

>> Don't go. Do you want to go?

>> No.

>> Then then stay. What? What happened?

What happened? It doesn't matter to me.

>> What? What if it matters one day?

>> It never It never will.

>> I love you.

I love you.

I'd like to stay.

>> So I see

if that's all right with you.

>> It's what I want, Ma.

You always do what you want, so I won't

waste my breath.

Right,

let's settle down.

I'm going to have no more talk on it.

A

don't say a word.

Good.

Morning.

>> Morning.

>> Morning.

You better get on and say grace. Waiting

for my tea as usual.

>> He's gone.

>> Huh?

>> To London.

That's the best thing for her.

Progress. That's what Matt is after.

>> Ruggus. Yeah.

That's what Will want. Yeah. You can

have this breakfast this morning or not.

[music]

I got you.

[laughter]

>> All right. All right. What? No. What?

One, two. One, two, three. That's it.

>> One, two, three. That's it.

One, two, three. One, two, three.

One, two, three.

>> Who knew to dance?

>> My mom.

>> Did she?

>> She loved dancing.

One, two, three. One, two, three. One,

two, three. One, two, three.

>> That feels nice.

What [music] are you

[music]

[applause]

sounding like a shrink Joseph,

>> I know the way I prove I am.

>> Oh,

be like

I have a new hat.

>> Oh, that'll be nice. Are you going to

wear it to the dance?

>> I am.

>> You will love me in that.

>> I bet you will.

>> Yeah. I saw Violet's husband yesterday.

>> Did you?

Hello.

>> You're as beautiful as ever.

>> So, uh, how have you been?

>> I have to go. Excuse me.

>> Stay.

>> Let's just talk for a minute. Eh,

>> yes.

still got the prettiest eyes I ever did

see.

>> I never did forget your eyes.

>> You know, I came over to Selmouth a

couple of months back.

>> Did you?

>> They they told me you'd gone.

>> Are you living here now?

No.

>> Where then?

>> Addisford.

Where you said you lived.

>> I live in Sbridge.

>> I know. I saw you there.

>> James, there you are.

>> Well, no. I I was at Addisford for a

time. Well, you know, I get all over the

place with my work.

>> You lied to me.

>> Addisford, eh? say you've you've got a

fair next weekend, haven't you? I'll

probably see you there.

>> You lied.

>> Keep still. Look, hair in your eye.

Keep still.

I took mother took care of her that

summer we were caught in. Remember

>> once was enough.

There

>> she was

all dressed up.

I'll take on the uh medic around

>> Ben.

>> Anyway, she

you had too many cockles, you see.

>> There she was.

Up and down, up and down, round and

round.

>> That'll do.

>> Anyway, she she brought it all up, you

see. I was all right. I was a wind of

her. Everyone else [laughter] was

splattered.

>> Not at the table. You never been able to

look at another car since, have you, M.

>> Ben? I said that's enough.

>> What were you doing, son?

>> Right

now seems as

good a time as any.

For what? Hey

Well, come on then. You got something to

say? Spit it out.

Better afford. Will you marry me?

Don't care what anyone says.

Will you marry me?

Where you?

>> Yes, I will.

>> Yeah.

So, what's been going on?

>> Yes.

So, why [music] didn't you tell me? Hey,

why didn't you tell me? I never knew

what I was going to ask.

[music]

Congratulations.

>> Yeah.

Oh, come on, mother.

>> [music]

>> Come on, give me a blessing. Come on,

mother.

[music]

[music]

>> [music]

[music]

>> You

>> why' you have to ask me like that in

front of them all?

>> Cuz I made up my mind. I couldn't wait.

I had to do it. You're meant to get down

on one knee and ask me all romantic

like.

>> All right, fella. Miss Bella Ford, will

you marry me?

>> No.

>> Go on. You're bloody better. Water.

Tilly. I present my fiance, Miss Bella

Ford.

>> Congratulations.

>> Thanks.

>> Thanks,

>> Congratulations.

>> Thank you.

>> Thank you.

>> I'm getting married. Water. Can you

believe it?

>> Stop it. Stop making me feel foolish.

>> I'm sorry, but once I get something in

my head, I got to do it. I've always

been like that. I I remember once when I

was a little one, I was in chapel one

Sunday and there was this old boy

preaching Ben Masters and he had this

this big beard like Moses and and he fix

you with his eye and he thought he was

God himself. And on one Sunday all of a

sudden he started shouting, "Has anybody

here seen Jesus? Has anybody here seen

Jesus?" And then looked straight at me

and I was I was freaking out to death

and I was angry because I thought, "Why

is he asking such a stupid question?"

And I stood up and I shouted back as

loud as I could, "No, no, of course we

ain't. He's dead, isn't he?" And then I

got out my own pew and I I ran down the

back chapel. I opened the door and I ran

and I ran so I couldn't run no more.

>> Well, he's one of Ben M's old disciples,

Missy. Mitch, if you don't mind,

>> afternoon. Uh, I got something to

announce. Me and me and Bella here, who

you know, we're uh you're getting wed.

>> Well, [laughter] no. Congratulations to

the pair of you.

>> Oh, I'm so pleased for you.

>> Like I said to the wife on our way

today, domestic [music] only of paradise

that has survived the war.

Off to the go of the river for us, Mr.

L. Mr. [music]

>> Goodbye.

>> Oh, I never thought you'd end up with

her.

>> Wild. Oh, she might be just the

girlfriend.

>> Hey boys,

>> mind the lines. E,

>> sorry, mister.

>> And keep on singing the boat song. Oh,

sing

the Bman [singing] song. Sing it out

loud and sing it out.

Sing it out.

Sing

it out loud and sing it out strong.

any luck?

>> Not much.

>> I think it's too hot.

>> What are you using?

>> Maggots.

>> Maggots. Try try a catis. Sometimes I'll

go for a catis when it's hot.

>> See, I know my efficiency.

Nosy bugger.

>> Look at that belly.

And they're romantic.

>> So you're a fisherman, are you?

>> [music]

>> I think you've had too much cider.

That's what I think.

>> K. Kong, what? Where are you going?

>> K,

turn the boat around. You want to try?

>> Come on. [screaming] Thank Thank you.

Thank you.

[whistles]

You're splashing me. Stop it.

>> Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Watch out for

the line. E, I'm nowhere near your line.

Hello, Bella.

Told you I'd see you, didn't I?

Like the hat?

Who's that?

>> Nobody.

>> You having a good time of it, eh?

>> What do you want?

>> A word with an old friend, that's all.

Hey, Bella.

>> Say a minute. Bella,

>> let's go home.

Seems you don't want to know me anymore.

>> Come on, Beller. Eh, give us a smile.

Come on.

[laughter]

>> My hat.

>> Well, you never got wet when she came

out with me.

>> Leave it.

>> Can't leave it.

>> Well, why have we here then?

Is this what you're after? Hey.

Uh, bit wet.

>> [laughter]

>> Just give me the app.

>> This one? You want this one? Oh, this is

mine.

>> Just give me the app.

>> Which one do you want? This one. You

want this one? Which one do you want?

>> You know which out I want.

>> Do you? Do you? Do you?

>> Sorry.

>> Go on then.

>> Careful now.

>> Go on.

>> Calm, please.

>> Go on.

GO ON

[laughter]

>> HERE. Take my hand.

>> Are you [snorts] all right?

>> Yeah. Come on then. Let's get you out of

there.

>> NO.

STOP IT.

STOP IT. NO.

STOP IT.

[sighs and gasps]

>> [panting]

[music]

>> Arch

[music]

Jesus.

[music]

We should We should We should go home.

>> We can't go home.

>> We Sorry. We were the same.

[panting]

Wow.

[music]

[panting]

Whatever.

[sighs]

We have to get away.

>> Yeah. What are you wearing?

>> Don't know. But away from here.

Come on.

Private L. What are you doing here?

Nothing.

>> We got lost.

>> Go on. Get away with you.

Go on. Get out of here.

Be off with you. Go on. Be off with you.

Must be Must be 30 mi to Smouth.

>> You can do it. I've done it before.

>> [music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[bell]

[music]

>> What have I done?

[music]

What have I done?

Sorry.

Come here.

>> Sh.

You all right?

[snorts]

Love you.

I love you.

What is this?

They have to master all hands.

>> I finished off sir.

>> We're going to laugh then.

>> Sir,

that means kind enough. You know,

>> that's him.

>> You sure?

>> Come on.

>> Terrified.

>> No.

>> On my word.

>> Why did he take on, son?

>> Knows what my father's like when he

spent half a night drinking it down and

the other half bringing [music] it back

up.

>> You ready?

>> Give her a man a [music] gift of

peaches. Oh, but let's soften her up.

>> I'm dead.

>> No. Turned out to be as hard as a stone.

>> For a man. [music]

[music]

[music]

There you go.

I haven't seen you for such a long

>> [music]

>> He's leaving for Dublin in an hour.

>> An hour.

>> He'll be all right.

Should eat something.

>> I'm hungry.

>> Come on then. Come on.

Sorry. Excuse me.

It's Bella, isn't it?

>> You used to work here last summer,

didn't you?

>> Yes.

>> It's good to see you again.

Don't you remember me?

>> Oh, yes. How are you?

>> I'm well.

>> Won't you?

>> Oh, no. Thank you. I'm I'm with someone.

Excuse me.

>> Watch her. She got a tongue in her. She

treats you as well when you come home.

Well, you want to watch it. You'll end

up like that in the paper. You say his

face was that smashed you recognize him.

Poor fellow. Terrible business.

>> Well, you know him.

>> So did you. If you think about it.

>> How do I know?

>> We came down for the fishing last

summer. We don't remember. It was a

tough black hair. do that like joking.

That's why we get him up salvage weight

his wife nipp her over for a Christmas

party.

>> You know you

wasn't quite sure.

>> Did you know that you had a wife and

child?

>> I did after

Thank you.

>> It's not fair.

You got to take your

>> look at me.

>> What do you call

>> Do you love me?

>> You know I do.

Then stay with me.

>> Stay with me.

[laughter]

>> She was about the back of the tree. Tell

them what you really [snorts]

trying to sh that.

Mrs. Mrs. I like

the job.

I'm ready to go.

>> Thank you.

>> [music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

>> something for us to eat.

>> Oh, yeah. Yeah, we could get down below

there. No problem.

Con.

Con?

What is it?

>> I'll not be going.

>> It'll be all right. We're We're leaving

now. You

>> can't trust me.

>> But I do trust you.

>> You can't.

>> But I do. Why not?

>> Because I can't trust myself.

>> Once we leave here, it'll it'll be all

right. Things will be different.

>> Oh, no. They won't.

>> He's leaving now. I'm

>> not going with you.

I'm turning myself in.

>> I can't live with it.

>> That's not right.

>> I'm sorry.

>> That's not right, Con. I'm

>> sorry.

>> No.

I'm

>> sorry, brother.

Come here.

Come here.

>> No. I'm

>> going.

>> That's not No.

>> Come here.

>> Come on. Let go. No.

>> Come here.

>> You're not doing that to me.

>> What do you mean?

>> No. No. No. You're not leaving me.

>> I'm not going with you. I'm turning

myself in.

>> Why? Why?

>> Cuz I can't live with it.

>> You can't do that to me.

>> Say goodbye to me. Say goodbye to me.

>> NO.

>> I'm going there. I'm going there.

>> No.

>> I'm going.

>> Don't do this to me. Don't do this to

me.

>> Say goodbye to me. Say goodbye to me.

I love you.

>> [laughter]

>> You can't do this to me.

Good day.

[music]

[music]

Heat. Heat.

[music]

[music]

[music]

>> [music]

>> Come on.

>> [screaming]

[groaning]

>> STOP.

[laughter] For God's sake, leave him

out. Leave him alone.

Come along, R.

Come along now.

So, you're leaving tomorrow for Dublin?

>> 48?

>> Yes.

>> Good.

Did you see Ma and Maddie earlier?

>> No.

Manny's doing well.

>> Is he?

>> Looks like it.

Big fancy coat.

I reckon London suits in fine.

I thought

>> what?

>> Can't remember what to say.

>> I walked by the river yesterday.

Was cold.

>> Was that

>> first frost last night?

>> Bloody freezing in here.

>> It is, isn't it? It is cold, isn't it?

>> Yes.

>> Thought it was just me.

>> No, it's cold.

>> You have to finish up now, K.

>> Just a bit. Another minute, Tom. Just a

bit longer. A bit longer.

You all right?

Good.

Uh, right then.

All right then.

Now come on now. Come on now.

Easy there.

Easy.

>> [music]

>> Heat. Heat.

[music]

Easy

[music]

[music]

now.

Heat.

[music]

[music]

[music]

Heat. Heat.

[music]

[music]

Heat.

KEEP GOOD

SIR.

>> Let's go.

Keep moving by.

>> [music]

>> Heat. Heat.

[music]