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When Hope Calls Season 2 Episode 5

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00:01Um...
00:02Hate to see you have an accident.
00:04Anytime.
00:07I want to stay.
00:10And help out.
00:12What about your law practice?
00:15I can see clients in Brookfield.
00:18Nora has decided to stay and help out around here.
00:22If that's okay with all of you.
00:24Yay!
00:26Didn't struck gold.
00:27Gold?
00:28It was the mother lady.
00:31I'm rich.
00:34What have you heard about the Lawrence ranch?
00:36Is it going up for sale?
00:37All I know is Tess has her eye on it.
00:40Oh.
00:58Who wants seconds?
01:12Who wants seconds?
01:29You don't like my hotcakes?
01:31I'm still full from dinner last night.
01:33Yeah, me too.
01:36Miss Eleanor's fried chicken is the best I have ever had.
01:40It was so good.
01:41Where is Miss Eleanor?
01:43She had to go to town to get some groceries.
01:46You can all put your minds at ease.
01:48She'll be making dinner again.
01:50Do we have to finish everything on our plates?
01:56You can go out and play.
01:57Are you okay, sweetheart?
02:16Oh.
02:22I didn't realize we had arrived.
02:29I wonder why the driver didn't tell me.
02:31Well, after a long ride, sometimes the driver has more pressing concerns to attend to.
02:36Maggie Parsons.
02:37Hannah Lawrence.
02:37Any relationship?
02:39Ray Lawrence.
02:40He was my uncle.
02:41My condolences.
02:44Well, if you have any maladies while you're here, I run the inferring.
02:48Keep that in mind.
02:49Nice to meet you.
02:50Nice to meet you.
02:50Need a room?
03:00Uh, no.
03:01Actually, I need a telephone.
03:03Oh, unfortunately, the nearest one's in the city of Clearwater.
03:06We do have a telegraph office right across the street, though.
03:10Does your telegraph operator deliver messages to the ranches?
03:12No, no.
03:13Ruth pretty much sticks to town.
03:15That changes things.
03:16I guess I will take a room.
03:17Oh, wonderful.
03:18Your, uh, your name, please?
03:19Hannah Lawrence.
03:22Why, you're Ray's niece.
03:24I really am very sorry for your loss.
03:27We all love Ray Lawrence.
03:30You know, I remember you.
03:31Yeah.
03:32You were this, uh, happy, energetic, moppy-haired little girl.
03:36That was what, uh...
03:37About 17 years ago.
03:3917 years.
03:40Oh, long time.
03:42Well, I'll, uh, put you in room five.
03:45There you are.
03:45Great.
03:46You're welcome.
03:51Get that?
03:56My Uncle's Foreman will be meeting me here shortly.
03:58Oh, Wyatt.
03:59That's right.
04:00Well, I'll let him know you've arrived.
04:02Great.
04:04Just straight up and around the corner.
04:07Great.
04:07Legally, everything's in order.
04:25You've met the requirements.
04:26Having spent $100 a year prospecting on the land for the last five years.
04:32So, is it officially mined?
04:35Not until the government returns the paperwork I filed.
04:38How long is that going to take?
04:40I'm not sure.
04:41Bureaucracy.
04:42It's the one thing that all countries have in common.
04:45Until we get the official paperwork, my suggestion is you not mention this gold fine to anyone.
04:52Why?
04:53You don't want someone contesting your ownership or, worse yet, sneaking on your land to mine it for gold.
05:02Mom's the word.
05:02Oh, good morning, Eleanor.
05:09Maggie, Sam, how are you?
05:11I gotta say, we're doing pretty well.
05:13Good to hear.
05:14Um, shall I make us all a cup of tea?
05:17I just got some treats from Debbie's.
05:19Actually, we have plans if you're still free for lunch.
05:23Another time would be lovely.
05:24Okay.
05:26Um, I'll be checking in with you.
05:28Of course.
05:30Uh, this came for Lillian.
05:31It's from the Mounties' office in Clearwater.
05:35There's a child ready to be transferred to the orphanage.
05:38Can you go pick her up?
05:40I can.
05:42But there might be a problem.
05:45What?
05:46Well, the Mounties might not release the child to me.
05:49The record doesn't list me as a caretaker here in New Hope.
05:53When Lillian arrives in London, perhaps we can get her to send the proper documentation.
05:58It's not going to help the child in Clearwater right now.
06:06Always a beautiful sight.
06:11That it is.
06:14You check the fencing in the east pasture?
06:16Yes, ma'am.
06:18All men.
06:18Good.
06:19You know, you keep growing this herd.
06:21We're not going to have enough pasture land to feed all these cattle.
06:24Yeah, that's why we need more.
06:27Pasture land?
06:28And some's recently come available.
06:32You planning on bidding on the Lawrence Ranch?
06:34Well, it's so good.
06:55It's so good.
06:55Wyatt!
07:08How's it going, Ronnie?
07:08Good, good.
07:09Oh, uh, Hannah Lawrence is...
07:11No need.
07:12Coffee? Black? Extra strong?
07:14Not today.
07:15Okay.
07:19You must be Miss Lawrence.
07:21You must be Mr. Parker.
07:22Nice to meet you. Have a seat.
07:23I brought the wagon.
07:24We should head out before it gets dark.
07:25I'm not going to the ranch today.
07:27Why not?
07:28Well, I have to stay close to the telegraph office.
07:32Why am I here?
07:34Obviously, I made these plans before knowing there wasn't a telephone in town.
07:38How's that obvious?
07:40Still, we can make good use of your time. I have lots of questions.
07:42And I have your uncle's ranch to run, so...
07:44I promise we won't be long.
07:46Miss Lawrence, I just received this telegram back from Francois Dignot.
07:51I'll just be one moment.
07:52Please send the following response.
08:01Francois, I've arrived in Brookfield.
08:03Stop.
08:04Auction for my uncle's ranch will be in the next few days.
08:07Stop.
08:07In the meantime, I do not want the work on my new boutique to stop, stop.
08:11Oh, and that second stop is a period.
08:16Threaten the builder with legal action if he tries to hold us up.
08:19You know I do charge by the word.
08:22What a problem.
08:24Telephone conversation is required.
08:26I can always ride out to the city of Clearwater.
08:28Stop.
08:28Thank you so much for...
08:29Mr. Parker.
08:30Where did he go?
08:35Did you know Ray Lawrence?
08:37Not well.
08:38He really came into town.
08:39Sounds like she's selling his ranch at auction.
08:42What are you thinking?
08:45Wondering what it'd be like to own a ranch.
08:48Well, the world's about to become your oyster, so you could own a ranch if you wanted to, but...
08:55But what?
08:56Well, what do you know about running one?
08:58No.
08:59Not a thing.
08:59Yeah.
09:01Good afternoon, Mountie Fletcher.
09:29Good afternoon.
09:32I'm afraid I only know you by your first name.
09:34This is...
09:34Miss...
09:35Mrs...
09:37It's Miss Anderson, but you can call me Nora.
09:42Call me Michael.
09:43What can I do for you?
09:44Are you going to be staying on as the town constable?
09:47Temporarily, until Gabriel comes back.
09:50I was hoping that you'd be so kind as to join me to Clearwater tomorrow.
09:57Because...
09:58There's an orphan at the juvenile facility.
10:01She's there.
10:02I might have difficulties getting her released to my care.
10:05It would be helpful if you were there to vouch for me.
10:08Helpful?
10:09See my job description.
10:11Road trip sounds great.
10:12Thank you, Michael.
10:13Thank you, Michael.
10:169 a.m.?
10:17Sure.
10:19Nora.
10:19I wish you were bringing back a boy.
10:36Then he could be on my team.
10:38Yeah, now the girls will number us.
10:40Yeah.
10:40I'm sure she'll be very nice.
10:42But it's time to clean up.
10:45Boys?
10:47Boys, come on.
10:48Put your pillows away.
10:51Boys?
10:54Stop!
10:55Did you hear, Miss Nora?
10:58It's time to put the pillows away and tidy up before dinner.
11:02Okay, Miss Eleanor.
11:18Boys can be challenging.
11:20Apparently not for you.
11:24I've been doing this a long time.
11:27Lillian and Grace were orphans.
11:30They could relate to these children.
11:32You bring a lot of experience.
11:34What do I bring?
11:37The fact that you question yourself.
11:41What do you mean?
11:42The fact that you question yourself means that you care.
11:49And that is exactly what these children need right now.
12:06Are we ready to order?
12:07Yes, I'll have these.
12:10Oh, what's this?
12:12Ronnie.
12:13Can I get a coffee to go?
12:15Well, I was just in the middle.
12:16I'll grab it real quick.
12:19I'm sorry, but didn't you see I was in the middle of ordering?
12:22I thought you were tending to your fancy get-up.
12:25I was doing both.
12:27Oh, well, he'll be right back.
12:29Why, some people just can't hold their horses.
12:32Some people act like they own the place.
12:35Some people actually do.
12:37Well, half of it, anyway.
12:40There you go, Tess.
12:42You have a good day.
12:50You see anything you like?
12:52Lots.
12:54Since when do you buy from a catalog?
12:57There's more to this world than the general store, Ben.
13:00No offense.
13:10Can I borrow this for a minute?
13:11Sure.
13:12Thanks.
13:15Maggie.
13:15You like this dress?
13:18Yeah, it's beautiful.
13:19I could order it for you.
13:21I appreciate the thought that you had Nora.
13:24Nobody should know you're coming into money.
13:26It's just a dress.
13:27Now's not the time to start spending your gold.
13:30Gold?
13:32What gold?
13:34Oh, that's just an expression.
13:36That means he shouldn't be wasting his time.
13:38Looking at things I can't afford.
13:41Hmm.
13:42Never heard that expression before.
13:44No buying stuff.
13:49You're right.
13:51They can't be planning what to buy.
13:55Excuse me.
13:58Hey, Tess.
14:00Can I have a word?
14:01Yeah, sure.
14:02I was wondering if you might have a job opening at the ranch.
14:06Maybe.
14:06What kind of ranch hand experience you got?
14:08None.
14:11Ranch life is hard, and I don't have time to teach you.
14:14It can't be harder than breaking rock,
14:15which I've been doing most of my adult life.
14:18You've got the body.
14:19I'm just not sure you've got the will.
14:23Okay, I'll tell you what.
14:24I'll work for free for one week.
14:26If I don't prove myself, don't hire me.
14:29Deal.
14:32Great.
14:33Lucy's working the South Pasture today,
14:35but my ranch hand, Curtis, will be expecting you.
14:43Hey, I'm getting a taste of the ranch life.
14:45You won't find that in the catalog.
14:57Come on.
14:59Right on time.
15:02You ready?
15:03Yep.
15:07Let's see.
15:09I have our lunch.
15:11Assume we don't pass any eating establishments.
15:14Water.
15:15I have my briefcase.
15:16An extra meal if we get delayed.
15:19I'll only be gone a few hours.
15:20I believe in being prepared for the unexpected.
15:24I can see that.
15:29Shall we?
15:32You want the ranch.
15:34Is that okay?
15:37It's your wagon.
15:37you want the ranch.
15:56Excuse me.
16:04Do you have a horse and wagon for hire?
16:07Sorry, everything I have is out.
16:10You don't have anything?
16:12Well, I do have something.
16:13Right.
16:14But it's not exactly a horse.
16:18And it's not exactly a wagon.
16:25How long have you been working at the orphanage?
16:27Uh, I've been in town for just over a week.
16:30Like, Lillian's my niece, and I'm helping out while she's in London to be with her sister.
16:37What do you do otherwise?
16:39I'm a lawyer.
16:40I recently left my practice and relocated from San Francisco.
16:46What kind of law do you practice in San Francisco?
16:48All kinds, including some defense work.
16:51Ah, so you represent guilty people.
16:56Not everyone who's been charged with a crime is guilty.
16:59The people I arrest are.
17:01Always?
17:04Almost always.
17:05Almost isn't always.
17:12Is what you do gratifying?
17:14You mean what I did?
17:16So I guess the answer's no.
17:19Do you treat every conversation like an interrogation?
17:23Me?
17:23What about almost isn't always?
17:26Talk about interrogating.
17:27One, that's not a word.
17:30And two, maybe we should take a break from saying any words right now.
17:35Fine.
17:36Fine.
17:36Oh, she is a beauty.
17:52Yes, she is.
17:54Some say she's the fastest horse in the valley.
17:58Possible.
17:58Or maybe she just has the best rider.
18:00Also possible.
18:04What do I have the pleasure, Tess?
18:07I'm going to be straight with you, Wyatt.
18:10I'm hoping to buy this ranch.
18:12Well, I expect you're not alone in that.
18:14Oh, I bet.
18:16Prime bottom land, valley's best access to fresh water.
18:20I suspect you're right.
18:21Well, you can bid at the auction like everyone else.
18:26What if your best offer came before the auction?
18:30Come on, you know me.
18:31Wyatt, I'd do right by the herd, carry on how Ray'd want.
18:35And of course, I'd want you to run these pastures.
18:37Well, that won't be my decision, Tess.
18:41It'll be hers.
18:42Come on, Wyatt.
18:56Look at her.
18:58She looks like she could use all the good advice she could get.
19:01And I'm hoping you'll give it to her.
19:07Tess Stewart.
19:09Hannah Lawrence.
19:09I, uh, yeah, I want to apologize if we got off on the wrong foot yesterday.
19:16My fault.
19:16Stewart.
19:17Yeah.
19:19I remember you and your husband had a small ranch.
19:23Well, it's much bigger now.
19:26Unfortunately, my husband passed several years ago.
19:28I just wanted to say how sorry I am about Ray.
19:32He was a good friend.
19:37Well, I'd best be getting back.
19:39Anything you can do to help would be appreciated.
19:49You disappeared yesterday.
19:51Yeah.
19:52Well, you seem busy.
19:53And like I said, I had work to do.
19:58I should get settled.
19:59I should get settled.
20:01I should get settled.
20:04Shh.
20:05Shh.
20:09Shh.
20:21Shh.
20:22Shh.
20:23Shh.
20:23Shh.
20:23Shh.
20:24Shh.
20:24Hello?
20:54Curtis, is it?
20:56Yeah.
20:57I'm Sam, Sam Trombley. Tess told me I should report to you.
21:00Oh, yeah. Heard about you. You're the one up and decided to become a ranch hand.
21:05That's right.
21:07You sure you know what you're getting yourself into?
21:09I aim to find out.
21:12Okay. Well, let's get started by repairing this corral. Some of these posts will come loose.
21:18Let's see what you're made of, Sam.
21:21Got it.
21:34Whoa!
21:36I'll take him to the stream.
21:41I'll set up lunch.
21:45You can eat in the wagon.
21:49You know what? I'm gonna stretch my legs. I'm gonna set up in the field.
21:54Suit yourself.
21:56You know, not every one of my clients was a bad person.
22:14Sure. Whatever you say.
22:15Sure. Whatever you say.
22:17Don't move!
22:19Watch out!
22:20Oh, God!
22:21Hold on.
22:22Hold on.
22:23Yeah, I'll leave.
22:24Don't move!
22:25Don't move!
22:26Watch out!
22:27Oh, God!
22:28Hold on.
22:29Don't move!
22:38Watch out!
22:41Hold on.
22:56Maybe next time we both eat in the wagon.
22:59All right, boss, Ambrose is putting out the salt licks, okay?
23:14Oh, Miss Lawrence, this is Fenton, one of our ranch hands.
23:18Pleased to meet you.
23:23What's going on?
23:25I want to go see him.
23:29So, what made you want to become a Mountie?
23:53Wanted to help people.
23:55What made you want to become a lawyer?
23:57Believe it or not, same reason.
24:01So, how's all that legal training working out for you at the orphanage?
24:04Some of my organizational skills come into play, but the truth is, I'm a work in progress.
24:10But still, it's worth it.
24:13I bet.
24:13What's that?
24:20Nothing.
24:21Did a snake do that?
24:23It's just a small bite.
24:24From a rattlesnake?
24:26It's through the pants.
24:27Not a lot of venom.
24:28Okay, we need to get the venom out.
24:29Go see a doctor.
24:30Do something.
24:31I'll be okay.
24:33You don't know that.
24:34I do.
24:35It's been before.
24:36How many times?
24:37Three.
24:38This makes four.
24:39I developed a tolerance.
24:41When I was younger, I saw a man die from a rattlesnake bite.
24:45It's important I remain calm.
24:47Slows the venom.
24:49You talking about death is counterproductive.
24:51So is not seeing a doctor.
24:53I'll have a rough go.
24:55But it'll pass.
24:56Not bad.
25:08Turns out fixing things is the same whether you're in town or on a ranch.
25:12You were prospecting before this.
25:14You quit that?
25:16No.
25:17No, just considering my options.
25:20Hey, how do you like the ranch life?
25:22Me?
25:23Grew up on the ranch.
25:25That's all I know.
25:27There's lots to love.
25:29I suppose.
25:31If you don't mind a lot of hard work.
25:34Being outdoors, taking what you can from the land.
25:37There are similarities to prospecting.
25:40Differences, too.
25:42It'd be great to sit out here on my porch after a long day and take it all in.
25:48Here's a tip.
25:49If you want to last here on a Stewart ranch, I'd suggest a little less dreaming.
25:53A lot more work.
25:59Sir.
25:59When's the last time you were on a horse?
26:13My last summer here.
26:14Your Uncle Ray always talked about you.
26:18He did?
26:19Yeah.
26:20All the summers he spent here.
26:22He was always meaning to visit you in St. Louis.
26:25I was meaning to come back and see him.
26:27Well, fortunately, time waits for no man.
26:31Or a woman.
26:31Still, he always appreciates your letters.
26:43They left the gate open all night.
26:45Now half his cattle are missing.
26:46So if you could go check on that for me, huh?
26:53Constable.
26:53Well, if it isn't Michael Fletcher.
27:00How you doing, Jim?
27:01Not bad.
27:02Not bad at all.
27:04So what brings you to Clearwater?
27:05I'm here with Miss Anderson.
27:06It's about New Hope Orphanage in Brookfield.
27:09I'm a lawyer with an office here in Clearwater.
27:12I understand that you're holding a 15-year-old child by the name of Jenny in your juvenile detention facility.
27:19Is she being charged?
27:20Well, she stole a hunk of cheese, but the grocery isn't pressing any charges.
27:26Records show that she ran away from the Hamilton charitable home earlier this year.
27:30As you can see on this telegram, the Children's Bureau contacted New Hope and asked if we had room for Jenny.
27:37And we do.
27:38So I'd like to take custody of her.
27:42This telegram is addressed to Miss Lillian Walsh.
27:46What's your connection with her?
27:47She's my niece.
27:48Yes, I'm helping at the orphanage while she's out of the country.
27:53Does the Children's Bureau know that Lillian Walsh is out of the country?
27:57Yes.
27:59But she didn't tell them that I would be there.
28:01It was kind of a last-minute thing.
28:04Well, then we may have a problem.
28:06Do you really think that Jenny is better off in detention instead of a home?
28:11Come on, Jim.
28:12I can vouch for Miss Anderson.
28:14I'm a heart.
28:15Fine.
28:24I'll have her brought out.
28:31Hi, Debbie.
28:32Hi.
28:32I will have a peanut butter cookie, please.
28:36Of course.
28:37Coming right up.
28:40So, things seem to be progressing between you and Sam.
28:45Not officially, but good.
28:48You wouldn't want to be spending your gold on a man who's oblivious.
28:51Excuse me?
28:53Wasting your time.
28:56Right.
28:57No.
28:58I will not be spending my gold with Sam, and he won't be spending his gold either.
29:04With me, or with anyone.
29:06Did he suffer?
29:24No.
29:26Our attack hit him quick.
29:29He was chopping wood.
29:34He loved his ranch.
29:36He loved everything about his life.
29:44I'll give you some time.
29:47It's not hot in here.
29:56I run hotter than most.
30:10Especially after getting bitten by a rattlesnake.
30:15You have an odd way of saying thank you.
30:16I just don't want you to die.
30:23Here she is.
30:29Hi, Jenny.
30:29My name is Nora.
30:32It's nice to meet you, Ms. Nora.
30:35Did you come with any belongings?
30:37She came in with all your toes on her back.
30:39I'd like for you to come stay with us at New Hope Orphanage.
30:43Is that okay with you?
30:45That would be nice.
30:48Great.
30:48Jenny, do you mind me asking what happened to your parents?
31:02They died in an accident when I was 12.
31:06I'm so sorry.
31:07And that's when you were put in the Hamilton Charitable Home?
31:13No.
31:14I'm from Ohio.
31:15And I was put in an orphanage there.
31:18How did you end up in Hamilton?
31:21When I was young, my dad told me he had a sister.
31:24So last year I ran away hoping to find her.
31:28Had you ever been to Hamilton?
31:30No.
31:31How did you get from Ohio to there?
31:34I snuck onto a freight train.
31:37What about your aunt?
31:39I never found her.
31:41Maybe she got married.
31:42I don't know.
31:43How did you end up in the Hamilton Orphanage?
31:46I was found sleeping in a park.
31:52And that's when you ran away again.
31:55The people were mean.
31:57Who?
31:58Well, just some of the older girls.
31:59The people in charge.
32:04Sounds terrible.
32:06I thought I could make it on my own.
32:09How did you get by?
32:11I found small jobs and, you know, cleaning houses, running errands.
32:16Sometimes I'd ask for food or money, but I never stole anything until I took that piece of cheese.
32:23I am not a thief.
32:25I promise.
32:28I believe you.
32:29Okay.
32:32Sign here for the release.
32:35We have got to get you to an infirmary.
32:38What's wrong?
32:40Mountie Fletcher was bitten by a rattlesnake.
32:44Again?
32:45I'll be fine.
32:46It's not as bad as the first time.
32:47Thanks, Jim.
32:48Thanks, Jim.
32:51You got it.
32:52How's he doing?
33:05I had my doubts.
33:07The boy's doing good.
33:08Good.
33:09We'll take the three-week work and put him on the payroll.
33:12Let's get that hay up into the loft tonight, huh?
33:15Will do.
33:16I'm not sure that they would have released Jenny without you there.
33:32Thank you, Mountie Fletcher.
33:36You're both welcome.
33:37Promise you'll go see Maggie?
33:39She already had to help me when I aggravated an old wound.
33:42I don't want to be a burden to her.
33:43I think she'll survive.
33:45You, on the other hand, I'm not sure about.
33:47Every child, except one, will be welcome.
34:00We're back!
34:03Everyone?
34:05This is Jenny.
34:06Hi.
34:07Welcome, Jenny.
34:08I'm Eleanor.
34:09And this is Annie.
34:11Hi.
34:11Art.
34:11Hi.
34:12Steve.
34:12Hi.
34:13Ruby.
34:13Hi.
34:14Charlotte.
34:14And Wally.
34:16We're all very happy you're joining us.
34:20Annie, you're not the oldest anymore.
34:22I'm so older than you.
34:23It's not a competition.
34:25Annie, why don't you and the girls show Jenny her new room?
34:28Sure.
34:29Come on, I'll show you.
34:36Miss Lillian's usually in charge, but she's on her way to London right now.
34:40I sleep here.
34:41And I sleep over here.
34:44You'll sleep on top.
34:45I think you're going to like it here.
34:49Yeah.
34:50Miss Eleanor and Miss Nora are really nice.
34:53We all have to do chores, though.
34:54And I'm sure they'll enroll you in school.
34:57I'm new, so I'll rely on all of you to show me what to do.
35:03Especially you, Annie.
35:04You seem to know a lot.
35:05Looking good.
35:11You might just make it as a ranch hand.
35:14I feel like one.
35:16I've got to say, it's pretty satisfying.
35:18God bless you.
35:23Thanks.
35:28You all right there, buddy?
35:31Yeah.
35:33Yeah.
35:40Where's your cabin?
35:41Up by the North Pasture.
35:42You sure you want to stay here, not at the hotel?
35:47I'll be fine.
35:49Suit yourself.
35:51Night.
35:53Night.
36:02I thought your leg had healed.
36:04It has.
36:05This is another matter.
36:07I had got a little bite.
36:09Bug?
36:10Rouse snake.
36:11Where?
36:13Here.
36:18Watch it.
36:18Those are government-issued.
36:19That's the least of my concerns right now.
36:22How long?
36:23It's been hours.
36:24That's too long.
36:25It's not the first time.
36:27I'll be okay.
36:28I just need something for the swelling and pain.
36:30You haven't been in Brookfield long,
36:31and you've already had a knee injury and got a snake bite.
36:34It's the right of my life.
36:36Do you look for trouble, or does trouble look for you?
36:39I'm still trying to figure that out.
36:49I'm still trying to figure that out.
36:53get go go away
37:16shoot go
37:18no no no no
37:27there's no secret cooking just takes practice don't sell yourself short eleanor you're a great cook
37:38just remember if all else fails peanut butter and jelly will always do the trick
37:43oh look at it last time someone knocked this late it was you does miss lillian have another aunt
37:53that would be news to me
37:55hello hi would you happen to have any matches i'm staying at my uncle's ranch or for now i guess
38:07my ranch come in
38:10i'm nora this is eleanor hello i'm hannah sorry to disturb you i arrived yesterday to wrap up my
38:21uncle's estate and i'm literally stuck there in the dark well come in join us for supper i don't
38:27want to bother you it's no bother please join us okay something smells good that's miss eleanor's
38:36cooking and you don't want to miss it come on in come on thank you we were just setting up
38:43make yourself at home
38:46pardon me for asking but do orphanages generally look like this
38:56no no this one is different it was established to be more like a home
39:02i i love it here that's really great to hear jenny
39:10so you're staying at the lawrence ranch that's right
39:15you don't look like any rancher i've ever seen what'd she look like
39:19like a fancy lady actually i do own a fancy dress shop in st louis
39:29it shows in your style thank you
39:33it's late why don't you stay the night
39:37i've already been so kind
39:39if you don't like a dark house you will certainly not like the dark woods
39:42thank you
39:54thank you i really appreciate it
39:57my first-hand knowledge that this sofa is very comfortable
40:02oh i'm sure it'll be great
40:04how long are you in town not long
40:07my uncle passed away and left me his ranch i'll be putting it up for auction in the next few days
40:15i'm a lawyer if you need any help with the paperwork let me know
40:19you're a lawyer and you're running this orphanage
40:22i'm just helping out until my niece returns
40:26that's very kind of you
40:28it's the least i could do
40:31long story
40:32well i am perfect
40:39please god take care of miss lillian who's on her way to london to see your sister
40:44and please take care of miss eleanor and miss nora they are taking care of us now
40:48and thank you for bringing us jenny we hope she likes it here
40:51thank you lord for leading me to a safe place and for the kindness food and clothes i've received
41:17i was just at your uncle's ranch i wanted to talk to you okay
41:28it's an offer for your ranch i got a line of credit from the bank to back that up now it's a
41:34fair price and it gets you back home to where you're from sooner rather than later
41:39my experience with negotiations is that the first offer is never the best
41:42i don't know your experience but around here we're pretty straight with people
41:48i don't really know you so why should i trust that this is a fair price
41:53you don't have to trust me you can talk to wyatt
41:55good morning what ails you sam what happened hey oh you're allergic it seems so
42:19well you're gonna have to find something else to do with your you know what
42:24have a seat yep just here
42:32can we talk yep test stopped by and gave me an offer fifteen thousand dollars
42:39you think think that's a good price i think you can do better
42:43what do you think the ranch is worth to your uncle ray it was priceless
43:05what do you think the ranch is worth to your uncle ray it was priceless
43:10where's jenny i didn't see her outside she wasn't setting the table with the other children
43:15annie told her we all have to help out
43:20i'm gonna go check up on her
43:22jenny yes breakfast is ready okay thank you