SEVEN LITTLE AUSTRALIANS by MOPPY-KUN TV - Dailymotion

MOPPY-KUN TV

SEVEN LITTLE AUSTRALIANS was a 10 part television mini-series based on Ethel Turner's best selling 1894 novel that aired on ABCTV in 1973 between 26th August to 28th October 1973 winning a Gold Logie for Best New Drama in 1974.

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01:00You

01:30Don't take that in a lift

01:43And they'll fizz fizz old girl

01:49No, let her lie

01:51Meg you watch her and the others pip come with me

02:00Oh

02:09Miss Meg move baby back

02:18Makes young frightened. I'll have to lift her

02:22Please

02:24She'll be all right baby now just don't start crying, please

02:30Tip come on old man that end lift gently

02:42General

02:51I

03:06Set her down pip gently

03:21I

03:28Now you must all help we must all try and help Judy to keep her spirits up you understand

03:36Let's try hard Bunty, what about making us a good big fire a oh

03:44Come on old man

03:46You have to set an example, you know, don't let the little ones get upset

03:50So a big fire lots of sticks now and baby can help to

04:00Tip

04:02Someone will have to run to Balagry for the doctor

04:05You're young and strong. It's a long way along the tracks in the dark

04:09Do you think you could try it?

04:13Good lad

04:14I'll go back to the homestead for help

04:17But it would take too long

04:19Can't we take it back there? I'll be as quick as I can

04:22But Judy's terribly hurt and it's five o'clock now

04:26Miss Meg

04:28There is nothing more we can do. We can't move it again. Believe me

04:36Now pip off you go Judy needs that doctor as soon as possible so be quick lad

04:43You stay by her and comfort her give her sips of water if she asks for it

04:49There is nothing more you can do

04:51Is she badly hurt I

04:56Think her back is broken

04:58But that means she could die Meg

05:02Listen to me

05:03You mustn't break down

05:06If you do so the little ones they need your strength and so does Judy

05:11I'll be back as soon as I can

05:19Oh

05:21What will I do

05:24Try and comfort her but don't move her. What if she dies while you're away?

05:29There'd be no one but me

05:32Don't be afraid little Meg. I

05:35Have faith in you

05:37You won't disappoint me. I know

05:49Help me God God help me

06:19You

06:25No one's coming

06:28How far did Pip have to go not far just down the track

06:34It won't be long doodoo

06:37The fires burning Thank You Bunty you take the general now

06:42Oh

06:48Judy you're not gonna die

06:52Course I'm not just silly thing. I'll be all going home the day after tomorrow on the train

06:58See me missing that and we're gonna have lots and lots of picnics by the river

07:01Why did you do and I'll write you all over the place?

07:04You're too little to write Bunty walk off and not

07:12I

07:14I

07:16I

07:18I

07:20I

07:22I

07:24I

07:26I

07:28I

07:30I

07:32I

07:34I

07:36I

07:38I

07:40It's only the Bullocks come back

07:43All ready to go back can't I travel in that the pains not so bad truly

08:02Please make can't we go

08:04Oh

08:07Mr. Gillett said you weren't to move

08:11Who he's not a doctor I'll show him

08:17Judy don't move you mustn't

08:35Oh

08:38Bunty you'll miss your supper. Don't care Bunty sturdy goannas. I do not so you do to peak

08:49Sorry I go in and make for two weeks once

08:55Cut off me floods

08:59I'm bad Tucker at all. I make tea

09:05Anybody want a cup

09:10Well, I see if you want it

09:29Open up, please

09:34Oh

09:41Let me get my breath you've exhausted me it's the soft city living you're not the girl you were Oh dad

09:46I've been danced on my feet

09:49Thank you for rescuing me. I don't take you back presently. I'll have young Jerry Musgrove in the McLaughlin boys up to my height. I

09:56Told you'd be the bell of the ball tonight. I've decided I'm going to insist on takes dancing lessons

10:01And we're gonna have a ball at mr.

10:02At least twice a year, even if we have to dismiss Martha and live on potatoes to afford them

10:07It might be some protests from Bunty

10:10But you should be going to balls getting out enjoying yourself

10:13Oh, I enjoy myself data even without dancing must be difficult on a captain's pay now

10:18We have our problems who hasn't what about your floods and fires and droughts?

10:24But you know since I've been out here everything seems to have come into perspective

10:28Perspective

10:29None of our awful problems really seem so awful even the problem of what to do about Judy. It's really no problem

10:36That young scallywag could find a way anyway

10:39No money seven children and all of our dramas. None of it matters. We're also close

10:45There's enough love at misrule to solve any of our trials and catastrophes

10:50I'm not frightened of the future. I'm glad girlie. So am I and

10:56Very happy

10:58Well, why are we wasting this waltz? Come on?

11:02And you tell that captain for me. I think he's the luckiest man

11:17I want a doctor. Please help me. Who are you?

11:21Where do you come from? I must find a doctor. My sister's been hurt. Aren't you the boy staying at the hassle?

11:26There's been an accident up at Duckwater. Please help me. I must get a doctor

11:31He's not here, but he's got to be my sister. She's hold on son. We'll find him. Mrs. Lucas. She's expecting

11:38He'll be there. I'll go harness for me. Come on, son

11:50What's that

11:53Some sort of bird I think

11:55tell you

11:57them and my folks

11:59mournful cries

12:03Oh, why doesn't Pip come?

12:06Where is he? He will soon as he can don't die. Choo-choo

12:12Silly, baby. Talk about home

12:14I'm gonna take a bar down home with me

12:17Have you thought when we get back all the new bulbs will be out

12:21Remember all those higher Sun and junk or bulbs we lifted. No, it was when she was at boarding school

12:28Well, we lifted them and planted them all down in the swing

12:32Dozens of them you'll see them when we get back

12:36I'm so sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry

12:40Miss Courtney gave Esther. There'll be out too and the peach tree. No, don't you remember?

12:46Pip tried to prune it and cut all the new buds

12:53They'll be here soon

13:01You

13:03Talk some more to me, Meg. I don't like the dark.

13:15I don't know what.

13:18And it will be dark all the time. Meg, say something so I won't be afraid.

13:23It's all right. Really. We're all here. It's all right.

13:34Where are they?

13:40You stay with your wife, Fred. The baby will be ours yet, if indeed it intends to arrive tonight.

13:45I'll make sure I get back.

13:52You say this tree fell across her body?

13:55On her back. Please, Doctor, hurry.

13:57Don't worry, son. Get out.

14:03It's all right.

14:33Meg, when they move me, I'll die.

14:38Judy.

14:41It's so unfair. Meg, I'm frightened. It's so dark.

14:51That's because it's night.

14:53I can't die. I don't know how to.

15:00Please say something, Meg.

15:05Aren't there any prayers for the dying in the prayer book?

15:09Say some. I forget them.

15:13I wish we'd gone to Sunday school and learned things.

15:17I only remember for what we're about to receive.

15:21And that's Grace, isn't it?

15:24Yes. There's our father.

15:27That wouldn't do.

15:30Meg, hold my hand.

15:33My hand?

15:35Tightly.

15:39It's so dark.

15:46Even if it's all gold and diamonds, I still don't want to go.

15:52Meg, I want to be with you.

15:59I'd be terribly lonely without you all.

16:03Ip, Bunty, Mel, Baby and Jenny.

16:16Say something, Meg.

16:21Don't you know any hymns?

16:23I can't remember.

16:29Oh, come unto me, ye weary, and I'll give ye rest.

16:34I'm not weary. I don't want to rest.

16:38Can't you think of anything else?

16:41My God, my Father, while I stray far from my home on life's rough way,

16:49Oh, teach me from my heart to say, Thy will be done.

16:53That's for all people. You won't expect me to say that.

17:01Abide with me. Fast falls the even tide.

17:07The darkness deepens. Oh, Lord, with me abide.

17:12When other helpers fail and comforts flee,

17:16Help of the helpless. Abide with me.

17:21I like that.

17:24Hold thou thy cross before my closing eyes.

17:28Shine through the gloom and point me to the skies.

17:33Heaven's morning breaks and earth's vain shadows flee.

17:40In life, in death, Lord, abide with me.

17:46Meg, I don't want to be alone.

17:48Judy.

17:51I couldn't bear it. I don't want to be alone.

17:55Darling, you won't be. There's Mother. She's there.

18:00You remember her. She'll be waiting.

18:05Juju, you won't be lonely. Not ever.

18:11Yes, Mother.

18:15Yes.

18:21Judy. Judy, we're here.

18:27Fizz. Fizz.

18:34Dear old Pip.

18:40Fizz.

19:10Fizz. Fizz. Fizz.

19:26All right, Judy.

19:40Let's go.

20:11While I draw this knee-deep breath,

20:16And my eye is locked in death,

20:21When I soar to Jerusalem,

20:27See the eye that's been drawn

20:32From the pages left for me.

20:37From the pages left for me,

20:42Let me hide myself in thee.

20:49Amen.

20:57The Lord bless you and keep you.

21:01The Lord make his face shine upon you and be gracious to you.

21:06The Lord stand upon you and grant you peace.

21:18Oh, Marguerite. How stunning you look.

21:22So tres chic. Shall you be taking French lessons again?

21:26I'm not sure, Aldous. I have so many secrets to tell you.

21:30Do you remember that devastating Mr. Gregory Chapman?

21:33What? Excuse me, Aldous.

21:37Miss Meg.

21:42Miss Nell.

21:45May I say how sorry? I'm terribly...

21:50I mean, I'd like to offer you my deep sympathy.

21:54Thank you, Mr. Courtney.

21:58I'm walking home also. Could I accompany you to the gate?

22:02Of course.

22:23Surely you're not eating, poor starved soul.

22:26Look, I made it. Guess what it is.

22:30May the Lord send me a revelation.

22:33Where's baby, do you know? It's a printing press.

22:36Anything that makes you forget lunch is a blimmin' miracle.

22:39Better get over to the house, smart. But it prints.

22:42Pity it didn't scrub.

22:44You better get rid of that mess before you come to the table or there'll be ructions.

22:51Well, it's a six-year course, actually.

22:55Then you do one year in the hospital.

22:58So I've got three years till I qualify.

23:00And then you'll be a doctor.

23:02I'm sure you'll be a very good one.

23:06Miss Meg, I hope you and Mrs. Wilcott will come to afternoon tea one day with my mother.

23:12She'd be delighted.

23:14Thank you. I'd love to.

23:17Meg.

23:22Let's be friends, always.

23:25Yes, let's.

23:48Bunty, phew, you smell.

23:52I'm making a printing press.

23:54You?

23:55And it works, so there.

23:57Bunty, Wilcott, how could you?

24:01Anyway, I bet it will when I finish it.

24:03You could never finish anything.

24:06Could, too. I'm going to be an inventor when I grow up.

24:09An inventor? Why couldn't you be something noble?

24:15Like a doctor.

24:17Mutt.

24:18Piss.

24:34So that's where you've got to.

24:36Baby, what in the world?

24:38Black stockings, Martha.

24:40I put them on all by myself.

24:42I think I look all grown up.

24:46I think you look more like a black Orpington.

24:51Ah, but heaven help us, you are growing up.

24:55I suppose I can look forward to nothing but mischief from you two.

24:58Another imp of Satan.

25:03What do you say, Pip?

25:05Who'd want it any different?

25:07Who would?

25:09Come on, my lady.

25:12If you're all grown up, you can't go to the table without washing your hands.

25:21She'll never really be gone, will she?

25:25Not to us.

25:29Snakes alive don't just sit there like a stunned mullet.

25:32If lunch is late, they'll be all hell let loose.

25:35And on the Sabbath.

25:37Downstairs, quick smart.

26:07Lunch is nearly ready.

26:35John, what is it?

26:41I thought perhaps we might take advantage of the weather.

26:45Have an outing with the children.

26:48A picnic by the river would be nice.

SEVEN LITTLE AUSTRALIANS - Episode 10 - "Going Home" (final episode)

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