00:03My Little Lord
00:05The Greatest Hurt
00:08I'm gonna ask you a question
00:08O.K.
00:09In the first time
00:10I was going to ask you a question
00:10that I want you to ask you a question
00:10I want to ask you a question
00:11I'm going to ask you a question
00:20The question is
00:20I will ask you something
00:21I will ask you a question
00:44My golden eagle, my powerful otter, my wise horse.
00:51My golden eagle, my powerful otter, my wise horse.
00:56My golden eagle, my powerful otter, my wise horse.
01:44Lynette?
01:51All right.
01:51You can't look either.
02:00No!
02:02No!
02:03No!
02:08No!
02:11Granny!
02:13Granny!
02:15Granny!
02:17I spy!
02:19I spy!
02:21Oh, leave me alone!
02:24Leave me alone!
02:27Not fair!
02:29It's not fair!
02:31Tolly? Tolly, what's wrong?
02:36Oh, what's the matter?
02:41They won't play with me. They just hide and tease me.
02:46Oh, has someone been teasing you?
02:50Those children, they're here. I saw them.
02:56Which children, Tolly?
02:58Those children, Alexandra and Lynette.
03:02You said they were dead, but they're not. They're here. I saw them.
03:26You don't hear them? Don't you hear them?
03:29Shall we let them in?
03:46After all, it sounds very sad to say they're dead, but it really doesn't make much difference.
03:53I expect the old grandmothers soon found they were still here.
03:59Why won't they play with me?
04:05They're like shy animals. They don't come just at first. Oh, they're sure.
04:11You mustn't be impatient.
04:16Toesland.
04:17Toesland.
04:18Listen.
04:20Listen.
04:23Festy.
04:25Festy.
04:31I put two lumps of sugar boy in and both times I came back and they were gone.
04:35Perhaps Boggis took them and put them in his tea.
04:42But you do see them, Granny.
04:45Not always.
04:47From the very beginning, I only saw them sometimes. In mirrors.
04:52I do.
04:53At least, Alexandra and Lynette.
04:56Once.
04:57Toby's always the rarest.
04:58He's so often with Festy.
05:00Have you ever seen Festy?
05:02Never.
05:04But my grandfather knew someone who did.
05:11You see how much quicker the shadow horse goes than the rocking horse.
05:15I used to pretend that it had Festy's shadow instead of its own.
05:20Who saw him?
05:21Festy, I mean.
05:23Ah.
05:26My grandfather knew two people who certainly must have seen Festy one night.
05:33They were horse thieves.
05:36Gypsies.
05:37Black Ferdy and his old mother, Petronella.
05:43Mama.
06:00In those days, my grandfather kept many beautiful horses.
06:06Although he could have done with more stable room, one stall was always kept empty in case Festy decided to
06:13stay the night.
06:14Well, one dark night, when Black Ferdy and Petronella paid the stables a visit, Festy came too.
06:35Mama.
06:49Mama.
06:50Black Ferdy.
06:51She's a soldier!
06:52Yes.
06:52No.
06:53He's got a fever.
06:56Don't take that.
07:05No.
07:06No.
07:06No, don't.
07:07To the gate.
07:08No.
07:10No.
07:11Come here.
07:11Look!
07:11Please give me one chance!
07:13Please!
07:15Please!
07:15Please!
07:16Please!
07:17Please!
07:21Please!
07:26Mama!
07:55My feet are cold.
07:57It's a punishment because I set my prayers in bed tonight.
08:00I hope it doesn't come back.
08:04I'll go next time.
08:06Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.
08:08Bless the bed that I lie on.
08:09If I should die...
08:10You're saying they're in bed again.
08:12I know, but he's going to get punished for me next time.
08:16He said so.
08:16I don't know.
08:18I don't know.
08:19I don't know.
08:19I don't know.
08:20I don't know.
08:24I don't know.
08:44I don't know.
09:02I don't know.
09:05I don't know.
09:09I don't know.
09:22I don't know.
09:29I don't know.
09:32I don't know.
09:35I don't know.
09:37I don't know.
09:52I don't know.
10:06I don't know.
10:49Let me have the mouse, please, Alexander.
10:52What is too dreamy?
10:56Nonsense.
10:57What is lovely magic?
11:00Have you never seen him dancing with his bride at twilight?
11:03He's cousin to the leprechaun
11:05and a distant relation of Festus.
11:08Ah!
11:09Ah!
11:12Ah!
11:14I love you.
11:46you've seen them haven't you all three in the garden that's because of the deer always goes
11:52there when the snow's deep it was wonderful then the peacock came along and spoiled it oh was it
11:58wearing its crown yes on its stupid little head on the end of a long neck like a hose pipe
12:02yes
12:03couldn't decide whether it had hands or feet it lifts up its toes like the hands of grand ladies
12:08as if it were rings and was looking for its handbag then it scratches its ear with them death needs
12:14any of your trumpet then it and its wife could shriek at each other in turn i wonder what would
12:19happen if you trod on its tail it would handcuff would you like a lesson yes please but alexander
12:31had it how can there be two of it oh this was the one he had the one he has
12:36now is part of him
12:39there curl your fingers round like that that's right now blow
13:11well you certainly have alexander's music in you
13:19now make up a great please tolly and i will tell you a story
13:36what shall it be about
13:39tell me a story about alexander please
13:45the children's father was a ship's captain and he spent most of his life at sea
13:52on one of his rare visits home he took the whole family to great church to dine with friends
13:59and then to see some of the sights in particular the church famous for its stained glass and its music
14:17the truth is all the stars out of his life at sea
14:18you know there's even more than a church bandits that have over the park of our troops
14:18and that church is of course they are still gonna be a part of their feet
14:24but they have made their life after the church as they are in the front of their houses
14:24they are all the parents they are so they are in the church
14:31they are in the couple of towns and what they have on the street
14:50PIANO PLAYS
15:14PIANO PLAYS
15:49PIANO PLAYS
15:53PIANO PLAYS
15:53PIANO PLAYS
15:54PIANO PLAYS
16:09stop him
16:25what is your name boy where are you from who is your father no no where is he is he
16:29here answer
16:30me quickly quickly quickly good excellent take me to him at once that will not be necessary as he
16:35is here sir yes sir dear lady I cannot take a refusal I cannot let him go it is a
16:41miracle
16:41calling me by name Gabrielle Gabrielle you must admit it was startling what is this all about why
16:48are you dragging my son about as though he were a malefactor no malefactor the lady an angel the
16:54voice of an angel I cannot let him go Gabrielle McTavish at your service Captain Oldenope delighted
17:00sir it falls to me to arrange the musical diversion for his gracious majesty next month but my best
17:06boy's voice is breaking I cannot take the risk and my second boy is sick I was in despair but
17:12now we
17:12have only to make an arrangement an arrangement an arrangement for what sir I start to sing I cannot
17:19take a refusal this boy must sing he must sing before the king
17:34return return you happy mate do your own blessed chance again
17:42you happy mate do your own blessed thing long song you desire in your calm bosoms raise a fire
17:56you happy mate do your own blessed thing long song you desire in your calm bosoms raise a fire
18:12fantastic flavor and make you forfeit your cool groves by being false to your first love like a
18:27perfume yellow flowers now glide again to your old bars
18:36. . .
18:42. . .
18:42. . .
18:42. . .
18:52Bravo Mercury!
19:02Master Mercury.
19:14Master Mercury.
19:14These ladies desire to know you better.
19:18You have given us and our companions pleasure,
19:20and we should wish to give you some token of it.
19:23In your present nakedness, however,
19:26it is impossible to guess what you might lack.
19:29Have you any boy's wish your king might supply?
19:37Your Majesty, I would like a flute.
19:42Then you shall have it, Master Mercury.
19:45Fulvia.
19:54Fulvia.
19:57Well?
19:58Are we not to have a tune?
20:00Oh, aye.
20:02I have never been taught, Your Majesty.
20:04Not even a note.
20:15. . .
20:30I don't know.
20:57I don't know.
21:42I don't know.
21:51I don't know.
21:52Was the great plague awful?
21:53No.
21:54It only lasted a few hours.
21:56I'd forgotten all about it.
21:59Have you seen the green man?
22:02Over there, by the fish platform.
22:05Taller than the stone man.
22:06He means green Noah.
22:08Keep away from him.
22:09I'm not afraid of him.
22:11I call him St Christopher.
22:12I didn't mean you, little flippity Gibbert.
22:14I mean him.
22:16I'm not afraid.
22:17I made up a rhyme to tease him.
22:19I dance round and round and I sing.
22:22Green Noah, demon tree, evil fingers can't catch me.
22:27Green Noah, demon tree, evil fingers can't catch me.
22:35Where is the peacock?
22:37I expected sulking because you and Granny laughed at it so much.
22:41The only thing the peacock's good for is that it gives warning if green Noah walks.
22:46How did you know that we were laughing at it?
22:49I was in the ingle nook.
22:51Alexander was in your chair.
22:54Yesterday?
22:56How come I couldn't see him?
22:57Well, you were sitting in the same place, so how could you?
23:01It's as if you were in the same person.
23:03Hmm.
23:30Green Noah.
23:33Demon tree.
23:40Green Noah.
23:42Demon tree.
23:44Evil fingers can't catch me.
23:49Green Noah.
23:50Demon tree.
23:51Evil fingers can't catch me.
23:55Green Noah.
23:57Demon tree.
23:58Evil fingers can't catch me.
24:02Green Noah.
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