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مسلسل Anne with an E مترجم - Episode 3
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01:30If a person puts their best foot forward, things can go well.
01:34Slow those feet down, please.
01:38It will be nice to have a lot of new friends.
01:41Although I expect it will be difficult to find a toehold,
01:43since they've probably all known each other forever.
01:45Going to school is my lifelong dream.
01:48What could possibly go wrong?
01:51Oh, please let that not be pretentious.
01:54For heaven's sake, Anne, I told you to slow down.
01:56I'll fetch him.
01:58Sorry, Marilla.
01:59You do just fine today.
02:01Jane, you're as smart as the dickens.
02:05Oh, I'm not so worried about my brain.
02:07I believe it to be in fairly good working order.
02:09Hmm.
02:10And with any luck, I'll catch up with the rest of class quite quickly.
02:13That's not really my concern.
02:14Do you want to know what my big concern is?
02:18My overriding concern?
02:19I'm sure you'll tell us soon enough.
02:23It's this awful red hair.
02:26This horrible, hideous, horrible red hair.
02:29It's the bane of my existence.
02:32Anne Shirley Cuthbert,
02:33I suggest you find a worthier, overriding concern.
02:37And my freckles.
02:38I hate my freckles.
02:40And I can't help but think that the other children would like me better if I was pretty.
02:44Fiddlesticks.
02:45You're a vain one and no mistake.
02:48If a rose wasn't beautiful,
02:50nobody would want to stop and smell it.
02:53And besides,
02:54how can I be vain if I'm ugly?
02:55Enough of your foolishness.
02:58You'll do just fine at school
03:00if you stop your yammering and fortify yourself.
03:29First thing we'd climb a tree
03:32And meet it then we'd talk
03:36Or sit silently
03:40And listen to our thoughts
03:43Illusions of some day
03:47Cast in a golden light
03:51No dress rehearsal
03:54This is our life
03:59You are ahead by a century
04:02You are ahead by a century
04:17Why hello there
04:19I'm ever so pleased to make your acquaintances
04:21Greetings
04:22No
04:24Salutations
04:27Oh, your dress is splendid
04:29Buff sleeves are divine
04:34Have you always lived in Avonlea?
04:37Oh, I agree
04:37I believe it to be the most beautiful place on earth
04:41And I've traveled a fair deal
04:43It gives one a worldly perspective
04:46Oh, this whole thing
04:48I adore wild flowers, don't you?
04:50Sometimes I like to imagine
04:52That my room is a flowery bower
04:55Did you know that a bower
04:56Is a lady's private apartment
04:57In a medieval hall or castle?
05:00Wouldn't it be wonderful to be a princess?
05:04Words cannot express how thrilling it is
05:06To make your acquaintance
05:07beroommers
05:09With Hollywood
05:09than
05:10Do
05:10Do
05:10Do
05:16In
05:17Ho
05:17Ho
05:19Ho
05:20Ho
05:21Ho
05:21Ho
05:22Ho
05:25Ho
05:38Hey!
05:42Anne!
05:45Hello, Diana.
05:49My!
05:50What have you done to your hat?
05:51Well, I wanted to make a good first impression, and it was so plain.
05:56You're making an impression all right.
05:58I'm glad you found your way.
05:59I expect we should be able to walk together soon.
06:02We can't?
06:03I'm sure it won't be long until my parents accept you, now that you're Cuthbert and all.
06:07Welcome to the first day of school.
06:10Come on, I'll show you everything you need to know.
06:15Leave your hat and sweater here.
06:18You can sit with me.
06:19Ruby won't mind.
06:20I think Jane and Ruby may sit together now that Prissy's studying for Queen's Academy entrance exams and needs to
06:26sit with the older students.
06:29Go on and set your things down.
06:33Hello there.
06:34I'm Moody.
06:35Oh, sorry.
06:36Moody Spurgeon.
06:39I'm Anne.
06:40I'm Charlie.
06:40Charlie Sloan.
06:42Happy to meet you.
06:44Don't talk to the boys.
06:45They're ridiculous.
06:47Nice to see you too, Diana.
06:51All except Gilbert Blythe.
06:53He's dreamy, but he won't be here today.
06:59This is Jane Andrews and Josie Pye and Ruby Gillis and Tilly Bolter.
07:03Everybody?
07:04This is Anne.
07:05Hello, Anne.
07:06Hello.
07:07Nice to meet you.
07:09It is a scrumptious pleasure to make your acquaintances, and I shall do my utmost, prove myself worthy of your
07:14friendship.
07:16Uh, Anne loves to read, and she knows ever so many big words.
07:22Does she use them all in every sentence?
07:25I like to read, too.
07:28No, you don't.
07:31No, I don't.
07:32I saw you at the church picnic.
07:34I'm sorry, I should have said hello.
07:36There were an awful lot of people there.
07:38Mother wouldn't let me.
07:40Why did they make you wear that old lady dress?
07:44It's just nice to have something new.
07:46If you're an orphan, I suppose, I wouldn't be caught dead in it.
07:51Anne isn't an orphan anymore.
07:53She's been adopted.
07:54I'm still an orphan, Diana.
07:57I'll always be an orphan.
07:58Goodness.
07:59I'd hate to be an orphan.
08:01I feel real sorry for you, Anne.
08:04Murph!
08:04Murph!
08:05Murph!
08:06Murph!
08:07You're ridiculous.
08:09Hey, look.
08:09It's a talking dog.
08:11Can you fetch two?
08:13Billy, leave her be.
08:14Sit.
08:15Stay.
08:16Roll over.
08:18Don't mind my brother.
08:19He's ridiculous.
08:21Murph!
08:24Never let the boys know when they've upset you.
08:27Never let them know when you like them either.
08:31School is a lot to contend with.
08:34Have you ever been to a real school or did they just send you to special orphan school?
08:41Come on, Anne.
08:41Let's finish the tour.
08:43Bring your milk.
08:44I'll show you the stream outside.
09:04Good morning, Miss Cuthbert.
09:05Good morning.
09:06I don't think we've ever been formally introduced, but of course I know you're from town and church.
09:11It's Mrs. Bell, isn't it?
09:13Yes.
09:13And this is Mrs. Andrews.
09:15Nice to know you.
09:16How do you do?
09:17How may I help you?
09:19We're here on behalf of the PMSC.
09:21The Progressive Mother's Sewing Circle.
09:23You might have heard of us.
09:24We've been meeting twice a month for over two years.
09:28Of course.
09:29I'd be happy to make a small donation.
09:31Oh, no.
09:32Thank you kindly, but we're not a charity.
09:34We're an organization.
09:36An informal organization.
09:37But an organization, nonetheless.
09:39Mothers who gather to discuss the education of our young girls.
09:42We also do needlepoint.
09:44And tea is served, of course.
09:46That sounds stimulating.
09:48Now that you're mother to a young girl, we're wondering if you'd like to attend our meetings.
09:53Oh.
09:54We should warn you that our viewpoints are forward thinking.
09:58We believe that a woman's education is just as important as a man's.
10:03Well, that is admirable.
10:05Now that your ward, your...
10:08Anne.
10:09Since your Anne is part of our community now, and you'll be raising her,
10:14we wanted to extend the invitation for you to join us.
10:17We're meeting at the Andrews' home this afternoon.
10:20Will you come?
10:22Set your milk down next to my nap, so it'll stay cold.
10:26I must have done something wrong just then, but I don't know what it was.
10:30Let me tell you all the things you need to know about lunch.
10:32All the girls in our clique sit together.
10:34We make a kind of clubhouse with no boys allowed.
10:36I usually sit next to Jane, but sometimes Jane sits with her big sister, Prissy.
10:41Tilly sits on the other side of Josie.
10:43You'll need to gauge the situation accordingly, since we always sit the same way.
10:46Everybody shows what they brought for lunch, and then we divide it equally.
10:49Anyone who doesn't share is considered awful mean.
10:51I hope you brought enough for everyone, since it won't do to equal...
10:54Over here!
10:55The sweets are particularly...
10:56Come here, girl, here's a good one.
10:57Who's a good one?
10:58Ruff! Ruff! Ruff!
11:01What'd you bring, Anne?
11:02Josie Pie doesn't like me at all.
11:03I brought a least-term handkerchief in honor of the occasion.
11:06It should make a lovely presentation.
11:08Hopefully your apple's already sliced for sharing.
11:10Apple? I... I...
11:12Come on, I'll show you the rest.
11:19Apple's schooling is very progressive.
11:21We have a second room for the youngsters.
11:25Hello.
11:27Alright, uh...
11:28Take your seats.
11:31Diana, what kind of sums are those?
11:34Long division, of course.
11:36Long division?
11:37It's not easy, right?
11:39Those were the days.
11:41Come on.
11:43And this is the supply room.
11:45But you need to ask permission before you take anything.
11:48Even during recess.
11:49Because sometimes Mr. Phillips secretly naps here.
11:56Well, I'll be.
11:59That's...
11:59That's Chrissy Andrews and the teacher.
12:02Mr. Phillips.
12:03Are they married?
12:04Of course not.
12:06She's a student and he's old.
12:09They're catching.
12:10They must be making a baby.
12:12What?
12:14Well, if they're touching that means they're having intimate relations.
12:17Really?
12:19Seems to me a lot of husbands have a pet mouse.
12:22Pet mouse?
12:25That's what I've been told anyways.
12:29Yes.
12:30So I expect Mr. Phillips has one too in his front pants pocket.
12:33I expect Percy Andrews has made its acquaintance.
12:35And Mrs. Hammond, she's a lady I used to work for.
12:38She said she always had twins after she pet Mr. Hammond's mouse.
12:53Spill ravishing.
12:56Okay.
13:22Correct. You may sit.
13:23Moody, stand and deliver.
13:30Spell dreadful.
13:38Like your handwriting.
13:45Moody, it has an A in it right after the E, but the A is silent.
13:49Yes? The A is silent, as you should be.
13:53You're the, um, orphan, yes?
13:56My name is Anne Shirley Cuthbert, and please be sure to spell Anne with an E.
14:00Did I call on you?
14:00You just asked me a question?
14:02Did I call on you?
14:06No.
14:08Then sit down.
14:23There's a bread and cheese in the pantry for your lunch. I expect I'll be back well before milking.
14:29I dare say this meeting takes a bite out of the day.
14:31You're sure about this, really?
14:33I can't say I quite know what I got myself into, but there's no harm in learning something new,
14:40seeing as how we're parents and all, in case it escaped your notice.
14:45Well, until now, I hadn't really thought of it that way.
14:50There's truth to it.
14:52So you'd better get used to the idea.
14:53Yeah.
15:16Anne!
15:19Come here!
15:24I thought lunchtime would never arrive.
15:26I feel the same way.
15:28I'm just so excited to hear about everything that you saw.
15:30Me too.
15:31Me three.
15:32What do you mean?
15:34Prissy and Mr. Phillips, silly.
15:36In the supply room?
15:38I told them about the pet mouse.
15:40It's just all so shocking.
15:42I wasn't too sure about it, though, so I thought maybe you could tell them.
15:46I just can't believe it.
15:48Me neither.
15:50Prissy and Mr. Phillips are having intimate relations, all right?
15:54It's a pretty common occurrence.
15:56But you don't really think she touched it, do you?
16:01His pet mouse?
16:04Spy with my little eye.
16:06Go away!
16:07Stop spying!
16:08Stupid boys!
16:11Are they really making a baby?
16:14It's disgusting.
16:15He's the teacher.
16:16And again, Prissy does look quite grown up this year.
16:18Do you think they're in love?
16:19When it comes to intimate relations, I'm not sure it matters.
16:24Oh, my!
16:26Do you tell, Anne?
16:28Well, in my experience with Mrs. Hammond and her drunken husband...
16:31Drunken husband?
16:32Oh, my!
16:34They're the people you lived with before he came to Green Gables?
16:36They were the last ones, yes.
16:38And he was a drunkard?
16:40Oh, indeed.
16:43Mr. Hammond always had his moonshine.
16:45And after he'd partaken, he would stomp around the house like Frankenstein's monster and everybody would run.
16:51But nobody faster than Mrs. Hammond, because she knew he was going to make her pet his mouse.
16:56And did she?
16:56I believe she had to.
16:59Oh, my!
17:01I could hear everything!
17:04Everything?
17:05To this day, I don't know quite what to make of it.
17:07There were times I heard laughing and it sounded like fun, but there were other times I was sure he
17:12was murdering her.
17:14Either way, it sure made Mrs. Hammond mad.
17:17And the next morning, more often than not, she would take after me with a wooden spoon.
17:21I'll confess that I was relieved when Mr. Hammond dropped dead.
17:24I didn't miss the sting of his belt one bit.
17:29Is lunchtime over already?
17:31No.
17:32I won't eat next to dirty trash.
17:34Come on, girls, before we all become tarnished.
17:46Diana?
17:48I...
17:53Oh, dear.
17:55Let me go see if there's anything to be done.
18:05My sister has written to me about our current book, The Grasshoppers, by Mrs. Andrew Dean.
18:10Her sister is a suffragette.
18:12She regularly sends me progressive periodicals from Acadia University.
18:16Which she attended.
18:17My sister writes that the book reviewer for The Athenium described the story as a woman's flirtation with feminism.
18:24Feminism.
18:26What an incredible word.
18:28Intriguing.
18:29But what exactly does it mean?
18:31I loved this story.
18:33It changed my thinking about higher education for women.
18:36My mother still believes it's scandalous for women to attend college.
18:40It's a forbidden topic.
18:42We're also an informal book club, in case you hadn't noticed.
18:45You can be next in line to read this after Margaret, if you like.
18:51I hope you're a girl.
18:52Be a modern woman in a modern society.
18:55Times have certainly changed.
18:57Indeed.
18:58My mother was quite disappointed when I came along.
19:01She only wanted boys.
19:02Well, your farm is exceedingly large.
19:05And now your prissy is sitting for her college entrance exams.
19:08I want her to have every advantage in life.
19:11And Jane.
19:13See? That's feminism.
19:16Good for you, Miss Cuthbert, for choosing a girl.
19:19It's very forward thinking.
19:21Treat yourself while you still have time.
19:24Oh.
19:27And you're educating her. Is she quite bright?
19:31Well, Anne's inquisitive, that's for sure and certain.
19:34She loves to read.
19:36She has a real appetite for learning.
19:38Are you hoping she'll go into one of the feminine professions?
19:41Maybe she'll be a teacher one day.
19:44Perhaps so.
19:45This is why we must strive to improve the curriculum for our girls.
19:48Especially for those who are unlikely to marry.
19:51No, at our last meeting we were discussing the curriculum
19:53and perhaps compiling a list of suggestions.
19:56Oh, Miss Cuthbert.
19:57So nice to see everyone.
19:59See you.
20:00Bye.
20:01Miss you already.
20:02Bye.
20:03Bye.
20:07Bye, Diana.
20:10I'm excited to come back to school tomorrow.
20:13Come along, Anne.
20:15I can walk your part way home.
20:18Isn't it nice to think that tomorrow is a new day with no mistakes in it yet?
20:22There must be a limit to the mistakes one person can make.
20:25And when I get to the end of them, then I'll be through with them.
20:28It's a very comforting thought.
20:30Don't worry.
20:32I'm sure the girls will come around to liking you real soon.
20:35Maybe talk a bit less.
20:39And no mice.
20:41See you tomorrow, Anne.
20:44See you tomorrow, Anne.
21:25And then when I heard you attended one of their... their whatever you call it's...
21:30Meeting.
21:31You've got to knock me over with a feather, that's what.
21:34I'm mystified by you.
21:36Shocked and mystified.
21:38Merla Cuthbert suffragette.
21:40Oh, for heaven's sake.
21:41A progressive mother.
21:43I'm still a bit surprised about the mother part myself.
21:45Well, don't ask me for my advice.
21:47I've only had ten children.
21:52Tell me everything.
21:54I mean it.
21:55Don't leave out a single detail.
21:56If you're so curious, you should consider attending.
21:59Why on earth would I join a group of young mothers?
22:04Tea, please.
22:05I must have fortification.
22:10It was a lively discussion.
22:13Lively.
22:14Did you each take turns shouting atop a soapbox?
22:17There was a lot of civilized talk about women's education and social reforms.
22:22Next you'll be telling me you all burnt your corsets and danced naked at town hall.
22:26We ran out of time.
22:30Admittedly, I felt rather at sea.
22:33There's so much changing these days.
22:36So much I'd never thought about before.
22:39Not that you'd ever even thought about being a mother until Anne.
22:41That's what I'm saying.
22:42What if...
22:44What if I'm not equal to the task?
22:47Motherhood is simple.
22:49Controversial ideas just complicate the matter unnecessarily.
22:53Matthew!
22:54Did you condone this little adventure?
22:57I just come in for tea.
22:58Oh, so you were just fine and dandy with Marilla traipsing off.
23:02Don't put him in the middle.
23:03Well, uh...
23:05I'll just, uh, take her outside with me.
23:07I'd like to hear what he makes of all this modern thinking.
23:12Um...
23:12I reckon every new idea was modern once.
23:16Until it wasn't.
23:22Well.
23:26Well.
23:27Well, well.
23:40Hi there.
23:41Hi, Jerry.
23:54You've become a woman of drastic actions of late.
23:58I barely know you anymore.
23:59You know there's a difference between having an opinion about something and pronouncing judgement.
24:05I'm not sorry I went to that meeting.
24:08Even if it did serve to point out everything that I don't know.
24:12I feel I need to expand my thinking if I'm gonna do right by Anne.
24:16That girl is not a usual sort of person, that's for sure, I'm certain.
24:19Well, at least we can agree on that.
24:23The two of you are an inspiration.
24:26To think that you've been friends since school.
24:29Kindred spirits forever.
24:30How do you do it?
24:32What's your secret?
24:34How was your first day of school?
24:36I think it went really, really well.
24:38Very well indeed.
24:38I'm just so happy to be there.
24:39I'll spit my things well and then I'll be right back down and help you with supper.
24:51Keep me posted about the next meeting.
24:54If you like.
24:56I'd be happy to offer my opinion.
24:58I have no doubt you will.
25:21Wrong division.
25:23It must be like backwards multiplication.
25:27Can't be that hard to figure out.
25:55Can't be that hard to figure out.
25:56I'm not gonna say anything weird or do anything wrong.
26:03You're my friend.
26:04Right, Belle?
26:06You'll always be my friend, won't you?
26:09You bet.
26:11I'm so flattered.
26:12You should eavesdrop, Jerry.
26:14You what?
26:25I just have to remember what Jane Eyre said.
26:27Life appears to me too short to be spent in nursing animosity or registering wrongs.
26:35Anne of Green Gables.
26:38You and me?
26:39We're gonna talk.
26:41You said some pretty nasty stuff about my sister.
26:44Who's your sister?
26:46Prissy Andrews, dummy.
26:48I'm sure I didn't mean to be nasty.
26:50Is that why she was crying all night?
26:53My parents say that's slander.
26:57You wanna get slandered?
26:58Sorry, I truly meant no harm.
27:02I'm gonna teach you a lesson, Fido.
27:04You're a bad dog.
27:06Bad little dog!
27:08Hey, Billy!
27:14How's it going?
27:19Hey, Gilbert.
27:21Man, it's good to be back.
27:25Uh...
27:26Yeah.
27:27Yeah, welcome back.
27:28Yeah, yeah, it's good to see you, buddy.
27:31So you guys, uh, plan a game or something?
27:34Right.
27:35Looks fun, but we should probably get to school, eh?
27:39Hate to be tardy.
27:41Mr. Phillips sure gets his dander up about that.
27:43Yeah.
27:44I was just about to get going.
27:47See you there.
27:47Okay.
27:51You all right, miss?
27:55School, eh?
27:57You're welcome.
27:59Need anything else?
28:00Any dragons around here need slaying?
28:02No, thank you!
28:05Who are you?
28:09Hey, who are you?
28:18Uh, miss?
28:20Uh, what's your name?
28:22Miss?
28:24What, you can't tell me your name?
28:36Here, here, allow me.
28:45I'm sorry if I was rude.
28:48I'm Ann.
28:49I'm...
28:52How was the district of Alberta?
28:54Did you see the Rocky Mountains?
28:56They're pretty hard to miss.
28:58They're mountains.
29:00Is your dad feeling better?
29:02Uh, we're both glad to be back home.
29:05Why were you walking with that orphan girl?
29:08Why not?
29:09She's a loon.
29:09Says you.
29:10Hope you didn't get any asylum cooties.
29:14Uh-oh.
29:16There's one.
29:19Besides, I don't care where she's from.
29:22A cute girl is a cute girl.
29:28I don't know what you think you were doing walking with Gilbert Blythe.
29:32You can't talk to Gilbert Blythe.
29:34You can't even look at him.
29:35Well, see for yourself.
29:37Ruby has liked him for three years.
29:40She has dibs.
29:43There, there.
29:43That nasty girl didn't know any better.
29:46Just like yesterday with all your tall tales.
29:48I'm sorry.
29:49I didn't mean to walk with him.
29:51It just happened.
29:52Well, don't let it happen again.
29:53I won't.
29:54I promise.
29:55I'll have nothing to do with him.
30:05I'll try to smooth things over.
30:13I'll try to smooth things over.
30:19There we go.
30:20There we go.
30:23Mrs. Bell.
30:25How nice to see you.
30:27Hello.
30:28I've been wondering when the next meeting is.
30:31Well, actually, Miss Cuthbert.
30:33Oh, please call me Marilla.
30:34Everyone does.
30:36Miss Cuthbert.
30:38We feel that our group isn't the right fit for you.
30:45I, I see.
30:47We understand clearly now that Anne needs all of your attention.
30:50You've got your hands full.
30:54All of my attention?
30:55Also, we urge you to consider homeschooling.
30:58That would be best for all concerned.
31:00And we are concerned.
31:03Good day to you.
31:14What are you supposed to happen with Anne?
31:16They don't want her back in school?
31:19We'll know soon enough.
31:25They don't want you back.
31:27Leave me be Matthew.
31:49Open your readers to page 32.
31:52We will read aloud Barry Cornwell's poem, The Fisherman.
31:56Finally.
31:57Something I can do well.
31:58I'm happy for you, Anne.
32:00Diana Barry, stand and begin.
32:12A perilous life and sad as life may be.
32:18Hath the lone fisher on the lonely sea.
32:22Perilous indeed.
32:24Sit down.
32:27New girl.
32:28Up.
32:29Continue.
32:36O'er the wild waters, laboring far from home, Before some bleak piton's air, Compelled to roam, A few hearts
32:45to cheer him through his dangerous life, And none to aid him in the stormy strife.
32:51Companion of the sea and silent air, The lonely fisher thus must ever fare.
32:58She's good.
33:00Invested.
33:01Now the comfort, the hope with scarce a friend, He looks through life, And only sees its end.
33:09Sit down.
33:11Sit down.
33:12Speak at myself, Lord.
33:15Speak at myself, Lord.
33:24It's really different.
33:26Josie Pai, read Campbell's Pleasures of Hope, The Downfall of Poland.
33:32Oh, sacred truth, Thy triumph ceased a while.
33:45Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
34:00So I might, uh, might be late.
34:03Jerry will, uh, help you unload.
34:08Come on, Bella.
34:09Hello.
34:28Hey, um, I, uh, thought you might like to try one.
34:32They're from our orchard.
34:33They're real sweet.
34:36Please go away.
34:37I beg your pardon?
34:39You need to walk away right now.
34:43I'm, I'm sorry.
34:45I, uh, I can't-
34:46I'm not supposed to talk to you.
34:48Why not?
34:50Ugh!
35:13Well, as I live and breathe, Matthew Cusper, what are you doing here?
35:16Is everything all right?
35:19Uh-huh.
35:21Ann.
35:24Yes.
35:28Come on in.
35:29I know the whole story.
35:39And the Andrews are fit to be tied.
35:43I hope I didn't meddle too much, but I thought we ought to know.
35:47And Rachel's reliable in the knowing department.
35:51Dear Lord, that child will put me in the grave.
35:56I cannot bear to think of a spewing such filth.
35:59It worries me to no end.
36:02What a disgrace.
36:05Just wait until all of Avonlea hears about this, if they haven't already.
36:08I feel worried for Ann.
36:10This one.
36:12Matthew Cusper, I don't understand you at all.
36:17That child is-
36:19A child burns me up.
36:26A girl of her tender age, she ought to know such things.
36:29A child burns.
37:29I want to apologize for any discomfort this incident has caused Prissy and your family.
37:34Discomfort? My daughter is sorely aggrieved. As am I. This outrage will not be forgotten by anyone anytime soon.
37:43We are dreadfully sorry. I'm sure Anne didn't mean any harm.
37:48How would you know?
37:50I beg your pardon?
37:51Do you really know anything about her? You didn't do Avonlea any favors bringing that trollop into our midst.
37:59I beg your pardon?
38:01I think you heard me plain.
38:02Well, here's this. You can hold Anne responsible for what she said.
38:07I can and most certainly do.
38:09But you can't hold against her what she's seen or been exposed to. That's not her fault. That child has
38:16endured more than any of us can know or imagine.
38:20It's a shame progressive parenting doesn't seem to include compassion.
38:24But perhaps you'll muster some up in church on Sunday and thank the good Lord that poor Anne has finally
38:30found safe haven.
38:32I know I will.
38:34Good day.
38:50Did you go to school, Mr. Cudbert?
38:52For a time. I left. I was about to your age.
38:56Do you know a word called idrop?
39:00Idrop?
39:02I told me not to do it.
39:05Idrop.
39:08Don't think I know that one.
39:10But I never saw hands beat for knowing big words.
39:16I bet she does very well at school.
39:31I don't think it was good at all.
39:37I don't know.
39:48But I just wanted to tell the Lord I don't know.
40:11whoops
40:17hey
40:21carrots
40:22I'm not talking to you
40:35you just did
40:41surely
40:43get up here now
40:47what a vicious display
40:52is this what they taught you in that
40:53orphanage
40:55unacceptable
41:07Anne
41:07surely
41:09has a very
41:10bad temper
41:12now stand here and stay put
41:14and the rest of you pipe
41:16down
41:18let this serve as a lesson to you
41:20that we do not tolerate
41:22such displays of temper
41:25here in a civilized
41:27society
41:28it was my fault
41:29sir I um
41:31I teased her
41:31quiet Blythe
41:32there's hardly an excuse
41:35quiet all of you
41:36and return to your lesson
41:4030 minus 6
41:42divided by 3
41:43equals
41:58where do you think you're going
42:01get back here
42:07surely
42:10get back here
42:19surely
42:33hey
42:34hey
42:47hey
42:48hey
43:06there's her child
43:09I know
43:11I know just how you feel
43:13you've been judged harshly
43:19I am never going back to school
43:22never
43:24never
43:29no
43:30I'm
43:30no
43:31no
43:31no
43:32no
43:33no
43:33Ha, ha, ha.
44:03Ha, ha.
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