01:00You
01:10Judy was gone
01:13Those first weeks it seemed something vital something of life and laughter had gone with her
01:20At Miss Rule, we went our separate ways and they all seemed to lead to problems
01:26We all miss her terribly. Why didn't she write what on earth was happening to her up in those mountains?
01:56Oh
02:17Hey, come on up another cart, come on now
02:27How
02:29Long did you say three days walking most of the time it's a girl like you
02:37Yeah, does your mother and father know about this lock? Oh, yes
02:48My secret love with many sighs I dream of your beloved
02:52Exquisite
02:58Adoring
03:02Beloved eyes
03:07Though I must still my silence keep my aching heart each day doth weep
03:16Another man may seek my kiss but
03:23Oh, what can I do?
03:29Thought you must be mooning about up here. You could at least knock
03:33Captain's home early. I want a couple of mutton chops from the butchers
03:37But it can't be it's Friday night is late night didn't you hear him yelling the place down
03:44What a mess I don't know what's come over you lately
03:49Come for dinner
03:51Looks like he'll want it served out in the paddock too
03:57He's stuck out there with his horse
04:01God he can't
04:04Don't you think you better take that cream off?
04:07You won't get rid of that red nose young lady. Not until you stop tight-lacing
04:11How dare you spy spy my foot anyone with half and I would know what you and that McCarthy girl have been doing
04:17It's only a pity the missus isn't as sharp as young Judy. She'd have spotted it in a flash what my advice
04:23No
04:24You give it away love before you squeeze your poor little innards right out of shape permanent
04:30Martha, please mind your own business
04:34You lot are my business
04:39Look I
04:41Remember your sweet little mum bless her
04:43Just before she died
04:45She said you and you and me would have to look after the little ones
04:49It's time you grew up love
04:52Stop this silly gadding about with that McCarthy girl. You got more than she'll ever have
04:57Give the little ones someone to look up to
05:01Someone to come to
05:03It ought to be you don't you think I think you're being very impertinent
05:09All right
05:11Mark my words that McCarthy flippity-jib is going to get you into trouble real trouble
05:16Leave my room
05:18As you say lady mark
05:31What am I gonna do
05:33Don't go hanging about the post office. I want you back in ten minutes
05:38flat
05:46Oh
05:48Meg you did give me a turn Bridget you go past the Courtney's don't you?
05:52Will you deliver a note for me a note?
05:56I've only got ten minutes. You can't get in at the door
06:00Hey Courtney Esquire, just deliver it. Oh
06:05You said you liked it
06:11Well, I won't tell nothing not to anyone I promise
06:16I
06:19Think it's not true. Is it?
06:22Bunty says all opera singers have to be enormously fat. They don't do they say I wouldn't have to be fat to be
06:27Bounty down by the swing make my voice doesn't sound like a squeaky bandicoot. Does it?
06:35Don't be a suck
06:39Bunty
06:46Right
06:48You know those chocolate walnuts I bought yesterday
06:52You take a note to the McCarthy's and I'll give you three I'll do
06:57Four
06:59All right
07:03All right, but you have to hurry
07:05We'll run all the way back
07:09Bunty you wait for a pie from Aldous. I don't want to see anyone go away
07:15Just a note miss the children are waiting for an answer. What children the young Walcott's I think
07:24Sake what's she talking about? He can't meet at eight instead
07:29Oh
07:35Tell them to tell her to forget all about it
07:38No one's meeting anyone at half-past six at eight or any time. I've put them off
07:44Well, give me a pencil. I'll write it
07:54You idea, thank you
07:59I
08:01Don't know
08:25Because he's so jammy looks more like an arrow
08:31I
09:01Don't know
09:06Why don't you knock
09:09Well, did you deliver the note
09:12Are you sure? Of course? I'm sure
09:15Well did all that say anything
09:20But Maggie we did something very very naughty
09:25What do you mean naughty she means she nearly fell in the river and Esther says she isn't allowed to go so near
09:32Oh
09:33All right
09:38Now go away
10:02You don't make the fit so you have a warm-up play what if I did
10:07Very very very bad. All right, then I won't give you any I'll serve you right
10:11But I think please please please don't make me something terrible as anything will happen
10:31Oh
10:57Richard did you deliver the letter? Yes, miss. Of course I did
11:02They're still at dinner just getting to dessert
11:05He's in a real bad mood
11:07Yes
11:08All right
11:19Big
11:22Time to go back about them chocolates those chocolates and you can't have any more
11:28Now go back to the nursery, I can't give you them back cuz I hate him but you can have my catapult
11:36You did deliver the note yes honest well then go away just leave me alone
11:42Did you tell Meg see she wouldn't listen Bunty and now I'm just gonna come down from heaven and burn you all up for telling
11:49Me see fibs. I only said there's no answer
11:53It's probably lots of silly older stuff anyway
11:57Wasn't like telling a fib really was it?
12:04I
12:06Don't know
12:08Really was it
12:22Hold it
12:32Andrew
12:34No, miss Walcott
12:36It's the other a Courtney Esquire what I do
12:40You and it wasn't at home, but I found the assignation to tempting the disregard
12:46Please there's been an awful mistake
12:49Surely my dear miss Walcott. I will do as well as my brother
12:53I mean I can kiss as well as he can if not better and I know a much darker place than this
12:59What was it you said in the note that dear mr.
13:02Courtney will you please change the meeting from 630 to 8 as it will then be much darker and no one will see us I
13:08Didn't mean and please mr. Courtney. Do not try to kiss me or I shall be extremely angry. I meant I know what you meant
13:16When girls say they don't want to be kissed it really means they do doesn't it?
13:23Well here I am
13:28What did you expect
13:33Didn't
13:42Miss Walcott
13:45Please forgive me
13:47Look, I I knew the note wasn't meant for me, but I had to see you. I mean all those weeks on the ferry
13:54Don't really Andrew ought to be kicked and that stupid McCarthy girl trying to make you as silly as they are, please don't go on
14:02I
14:07Don't cry
14:10Look I look I'm sorry, please. I'd rather cut off my right hand than hurt you. I
14:18Didn't want to come
14:21It was only for a walk
14:23But I didn't want to you must believe me
14:27And I wouldn't allow anyone to kiss me truly I wouldn't
14:33I should have known that I
14:36Never seemed to know the right thing to do
15:02You
15:32That will do Eleanor
15:35Perhaps you would see if Meg has returned
15:38I'm really much better at elocution father. Perhaps. I may recite lost in the bush. I think we have had enough Eleanor. Thank you
15:48Yes, very nice
15:51Our Mabel of course takes lessons at the conservatorium. They say that she is naturally talented of course
15:59I'm sorry doctor. My wife is occupied with the baby a slight throat infection nothing to worry about really but
16:05Perhaps if we had notice of your most welcome visit in my profession captain
16:10If you get a free night out of the blue you grab it thought we just
16:13Drop in I'm extremely happy you did
16:17well
16:22Are you interested in horses doctor?
16:25Very I hardly know one end from t'other and they give our Mabel the most shocking hayfever. I see
16:43Meg
16:45Meg
16:47Let me go what happened nothing
16:50I've just felt sad father's been making an awful fuss. He wants you to help him entertain the Gormiston's messes with the general
16:58I'll go
17:05Bunty what happened Meg was crying I told her an awful fib you think she's crying because of that
17:11You're always telling fibs one day. You'll just kill someone
17:15Where on earth have you been I'm sorry father
17:21Good evening doctor. Good evening young lady Margaret. Ah
17:29Thank you Bridget
17:31You will take a glass of wine
17:36Are you all right for the love of Caesar play something
17:45I
18:15I
18:18Give her a
18:31Me
18:38Heaven's above this girl's tight lace. She can scarcely breathe
18:46Oh
18:51Please God, please don't let her die
18:54I'm sorry. I told her a fib
18:57It was only cause of the chocolates
19:00Please don't let her die
19:05Wish I didn't tell fibs
19:07I
19:14Trust so madam might I say that I am violently violently against tight lacing
19:19Of course, really
19:20I didn't know they can't have any eyes in your head mom that sort of pressure have been constant might have done the child a permanent
19:26Injury faint, huh? So when she hasn't taken fits or gone into a decline ages ago. How long has it been going on?
19:32I'm sorry. I have no idea. I'll advise you then in future mom to be a little more observant
19:38Oh, thanks for a delightful evening captain. I'll look in in the morning
19:42There's one thing it makes my blood boil. It's tight lacing. It's on a par with the heathen Chinese
19:47Good night you
19:50We never allow our May book to even mention it good night mrs. Walcott, I do hope the child will soon be better
20:03I
20:05John
20:09What is the matter with this family tell me tell me are they imbeciles idiots suicides
20:16I
20:31Knew it would happen
20:33You knew
20:35Then you should have told me the doctor said she could have killed herself
20:39You didn't tell me I
20:42Can't know everything that's happening
20:46I think it's been the same since he sent off young Judy
20:50We were never so sane in this house is when that young demon was driving us all mad
21:16I
21:38May get safely in bed
21:40Esther
21:41There must be more control around this house. It is one humiliating crisis after another, please John. Don't be too hard on me. I
21:50Can't be older than their mother was
22:11I
22:41I
22:54You awake my dear I thought it was Martha
23:00Aren't you two speaking
23:02I
23:06This morning
23:08Some tea and toast no, thank you Esther come just some tea then
23:13His father's still terribly angry. I heard him shouting. Oh, that's over something much more important
23:19His horse has been hurt not badly, but you know father
23:23Come on, sit up
23:30I'm so sorry about last night
23:33About fainting and everything. Oh, I'm so ashamed. Oh make
23:41Martha says Judy would have noticed at once
23:45Strange isn't it? We missed Judy in many different ways. Don't we she was a sort of link between all of us
23:52Now nobody seems to tell anybody anything
24:02I
24:33Want if you don't tell anyone but please can tell when you tell fibs
24:37They can't and you tell us you told to make me and she got ill and then you hit that ball
24:43I didn't just celebrate a breaker. I'm all I am horrible, but I won't let you ever ever again. I
24:51Hate you like toads
25:02I
25:33Mean
25:39My fault
25:42There's a horse
25:47Shoot at you
25:50Bunty Bunty
26:02I
26:15Haven't you anymore? Golly Judy. What have you been doing? I've run away
26:32You
27:02You
