WEBVTT 00:06.025 --> 00:14.868 [SPEAKER_01]: Some of the various travelers are the journey into the realm of the strain and televised. 00:16.488 --> 00:22.470 [SPEAKER_01]: I hope you will enjoy the trip that it will treat you a little and chill you a little. 00:31.302 --> 00:33.683 [SPEAKER_01]: You'll find out when we get there. 00:34.984 --> 00:38.565 [SPEAKER_01]: I hope it's not making you nervous being alone with me here in the dark. 00:39.786 --> 00:43.627 [SPEAKER_01]: Darkness stirs, strange tellers and some minds. 00:44.928 --> 00:49.750 [SPEAKER_01]: The things that happen at night are sometimes most upset things. 00:51.150 --> 00:55.932 [SPEAKER_01]: Things such as cats that vanish or die. 00:56.732 --> 00:57.733 [SPEAKER_01]: As in the tale of 00:59.764 --> 01:01.405 [SPEAKER_01]: The house of death. 01:12.006 --> 01:14.568 [SPEAKER_04]: Still, it's living out in the country this way, Louise. 01:14.808 --> 01:16.469 [SPEAKER_04]: We're so isolated from everyone. 01:16.669 --> 01:21.752 [SPEAKER_03]: Three years more, it was much nicer when we lived in our own house in the village. 01:21.892 --> 01:27.656 [SPEAKER_04]: Even if Roger has to honor you and me, we should never have let them persuade us to move us here with them. 01:28.597 --> 01:30.878 [SPEAKER_04]: Ah, that wind never stopped blowing. 01:31.038 --> 01:33.880 [SPEAKER_03]: Mother, Roger and hisster are coming. 01:34.180 --> 01:36.242 [SPEAKER_03]: I just saw the car turn into the drive. 01:37.082 --> 01:39.264 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, they've got the main. 01:39.524 --> 01:42.487 [SPEAKER_04]: What's the matter with Toby and Cookey? 01:42.547 --> 01:44.849 [SPEAKER_04]: A mother little darling, hungry. 01:46.190 --> 01:48.011 [SPEAKER_04]: Toby and Cookey don't like living here. 01:48.212 --> 01:50.393 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, they do seem unhappy. 01:50.974 --> 01:53.236 [SPEAKER_04]: What Toby hasn't been eating well at home. 01:53.556 --> 01:56.859 [SPEAKER_04]: Ah, no, he's a very foolish outliving here with Roger and Hester. 01:56.879 --> 02:01.522 [SPEAKER_04]: I think we should move back to our house in the village, where we can really be happy. 02:01.722 --> 02:02.843 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, not so could we. 02:05.451 --> 02:09.212 [SPEAKER_04]: so much nonsense about our being insolent and too old and little old. 02:09.452 --> 02:11.053 [SPEAKER_02]: Lord, mother, have a wish. 02:11.633 --> 02:14.154 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, Roger, were you able to get a maid for her? 02:14.294 --> 02:16.014 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, I'm sorry about that, Aunt Louise. 02:16.354 --> 02:19.075 [SPEAKER_02]: I tried, but it's just impossible to get a maid these days. 02:19.095 --> 02:23.216 [SPEAKER_04]: Roger, you know we need someone to push Louise around in a wheelchair. 02:23.436 --> 02:24.257 [SPEAKER_04]: Too much for me. 02:24.397 --> 02:26.557 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, I'm sure Hester will do anything you ask. 02:26.837 --> 02:28.038 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, are you on the way? 02:28.478 --> 02:29.118 [SPEAKER_03]: At mother? 02:29.880 --> 02:32.241 [SPEAKER_03]: I've brought you some good hot tea and some biscuits. 02:32.361 --> 02:33.361 [SPEAKER_03]: Thank you, dear. 02:33.581 --> 02:34.321 [SPEAKER_03]: It's not, dear. 02:35.021 --> 02:37.082 [SPEAKER_04]: The reason I have been talking things over. 02:37.102 --> 02:40.783 [SPEAKER_04]: Now, it's very kind of has to be used to invite us to live with you. 02:40.863 --> 02:46.044 [SPEAKER_04]: But we've a much happier living in the village and would like to go back to our house, huh? 02:46.924 --> 02:49.225 [SPEAKER_02]: But at Marvets, much better for you here. 02:49.445 --> 02:51.805 [SPEAKER_03]: Of course, your homes, if that's all. 02:51.825 --> 02:55.126 [SPEAKER_02]: Why certainly in time, you'll come to love this place as we do. 02:55.266 --> 02:57.867 [SPEAKER_03]: Now, we don't want to hear another word about your leaves. 02:58.800 --> 03:02.943 [SPEAKER_03]: We couldn't be happy, thinking of a tour of you living alone in that house in the village. 03:04.103 --> 03:04.904 [SPEAKER_03]: Come along, Roger. 03:04.924 --> 03:06.125 [SPEAKER_03]: Nothing's there to eat. 03:06.225 --> 03:06.865 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, Arthur. 03:07.225 --> 03:08.246 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, see you both later. 03:09.707 --> 03:14.970 [SPEAKER_03]: They're really so good to his mother, but I do wish they'd let us return to our own house. 03:15.150 --> 03:18.472 [SPEAKER_03]: And feed this grain to the cottage up the way. 03:18.672 --> 03:19.113 [SPEAKER_03]: You know? 03:20.734 --> 03:23.175 [SPEAKER_03]: When you're sure right, it does taste funny. 03:23.375 --> 03:24.836 [SPEAKER_04]: Probably the water you're using. 03:25.237 --> 03:27.298 [SPEAKER_04]: Nothing out here seems as good as it was home. 03:27.991 --> 03:29.192 [SPEAKER_04]: Is that enough for any more of it? 03:29.512 --> 03:30.012 [SPEAKER_03]: No, I do. 03:30.032 --> 03:33.614 [SPEAKER_03]: You remember the little teas we used to give when we lived in the village? 03:34.154 --> 03:36.655 [SPEAKER_03]: Mary Thompson came over every afternoon. 03:36.715 --> 03:38.076 [SPEAKER_03]: It was so nice. 03:38.116 --> 03:42.138 [SPEAKER_03]: There's no reason why we can't move back to our house and have those teas again. 03:42.198 --> 03:44.299 [SPEAKER_03]: Put your hood what Roger and have to sit. 03:44.960 --> 03:48.662 [SPEAKER_03]: I heard this and so good and we need someone to look after us. 03:48.782 --> 03:49.642 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, whatever. 03:50.202 --> 03:53.044 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, that money father left this week and afford a dozen servants. 03:53.684 --> 03:56.926 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, Louise, I think we'd better plan to return home. 04:10.246 --> 04:20.619 [SPEAKER_04]: The male Khan side to be, no more, not yet, you know, I've been thinking quite a bit these past 24 hours about returning home, and I think we'll leave here in a few days. 04:20.739 --> 04:22.622 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, my God, that would be wonderful. 04:23.309 --> 04:25.571 [SPEAKER_03]: Look, here come the Georgia gifts for now, with a meal. 04:25.711 --> 04:27.372 [SPEAKER_04]: And that time too. 04:27.432 --> 04:28.613 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 04:28.693 --> 04:33.677 [SPEAKER_04]: How would that to be a beautiful queen like to go back to their own little hole? 04:34.037 --> 04:37.680 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, Mother, they understand perfectly what you're saying. 04:37.700 --> 04:39.241 [SPEAKER_03]: Look how happy they are. 04:39.601 --> 04:40.482 [SPEAKER_03]: Good they do. 04:40.582 --> 04:41.643 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, my mother. 04:41.843 --> 04:42.443 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, Louise. 04:43.004 --> 04:44.765 [SPEAKER_02]: Georgia gifts and just delivered the sentinel. 04:45.165 --> 04:45.726 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, sure. 04:46.146 --> 04:46.947 [SPEAKER_03]: Thank you, Roger. 04:47.347 --> 04:48.888 [SPEAKER_03]: We've been waiting all day. 04:48.948 --> 04:50.149 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, that's all right, Emily. 04:51.010 --> 04:52.411 [SPEAKER_02]: Esther will soon bring you your supper. 04:53.710 --> 05:15.928 [SPEAKER_03]: And now let's, yes, oh my, let's look at the obituary notices first, just what I was turning to, give me, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, 05:18.516 --> 05:20.821 [SPEAKER_04]: He was about your age, wasn't he, Martha? 05:21.021 --> 05:23.066 [SPEAKER_04]: Certainly not, he was a good dealer, older. 05:24.308 --> 05:25.010 [SPEAKER_04]: Martha, look at this. 05:25.987 --> 05:30.209 [SPEAKER_03]: Why he says that Maddie Thompson is entering the home for the infirm. 05:30.329 --> 05:31.409 [SPEAKER_03]: The poor house? 05:31.829 --> 05:32.970 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, don't worry, Kathy. 05:33.130 --> 05:34.290 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, the jettel place. 05:34.890 --> 05:36.991 [SPEAKER_03]: I'd sooner be dead than in that home. 05:37.091 --> 05:37.892 [SPEAKER_04]: More than Mary. 05:38.212 --> 05:41.033 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, Shutter, every time I think of that horrible place. 05:41.293 --> 05:42.233 [SPEAKER_04]: The poor house? 05:42.433 --> 05:42.953 [SPEAKER_03]: Martha. 05:43.614 --> 05:47.115 [SPEAKER_03]: After we moved back to the village, can't we have Maddie come to live with us? 05:47.455 --> 05:48.315 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, of course. 05:48.816 --> 05:49.676 [SPEAKER_04]: Go into the poor house. 05:49.696 --> 05:50.816 [SPEAKER_04]: Would be the death of us? 05:51.957 --> 05:52.177 [SPEAKER_03]: No? 05:52.930 --> 05:55.392 [SPEAKER_03]: Louise, what are you staring at in this paper? 05:55.792 --> 05:56.132 [SPEAKER_03]: No. 05:57.053 --> 05:57.813 [SPEAKER_03]: No, I can't pay. 05:58.054 --> 05:58.834 [SPEAKER_04]: What's that, Louise? 05:59.835 --> 06:02.376 [SPEAKER_03]: We'd would have said in the real estate column, huh? 06:03.417 --> 06:14.825 [SPEAKER_03]: The old Abbott Mansion, on by the Mrs. Watson and Louise Abbott, has been put up for sale by the nephew, Roger Abbott. 06:14.865 --> 06:15.065 [SPEAKER_03]: What? 06:15.085 --> 06:17.927 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, I'll speak. 06:18.588 --> 06:20.249 [SPEAKER_03]: We have the told Roger to send our help. 06:20.329 --> 06:21.269 [SPEAKER_03]: I would not dream of it. 06:22.720 --> 06:25.021 [SPEAKER_03]: It's been in the family for almost a century. 06:25.621 --> 06:28.961 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, good Roger, no such a thing I have soon find out. 06:29.762 --> 06:33.342 [SPEAKER_03]: Roger, Roger, no mother, you mustn't get excited. 06:33.522 --> 06:35.283 [SPEAKER_04]: I should even want to sail our house. 06:35.363 --> 06:36.723 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm calling you at Marla. 06:36.763 --> 06:37.523 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, Roger. 06:38.004 --> 06:40.564 [SPEAKER_04]: But this in the central about our house being for sale? 06:41.304 --> 06:42.585 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, is it in the central? 06:43.745 --> 06:44.505 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, I'm sorry. 06:45.165 --> 06:47.406 [SPEAKER_03]: It is in the state, isn't it, Roger? 06:48.046 --> 06:48.766 [SPEAKER_02]: No, Aunt Louise. 06:49.943 --> 06:55.445 [SPEAKER_02]: You see, as cold-trust tea of Grandfather's estate, I thought it would be a good idea to sell a house. 06:56.406 --> 06:59.087 [SPEAKER_02]: Prices are high these days, and the house is rather old. 06:59.107 --> 07:02.328 [SPEAKER_02]: Would you have no right to put the house up for sale without telling me? 07:02.569 --> 07:04.149 [SPEAKER_04]: I won't hear the house being sold. 07:04.169 --> 07:05.650 [SPEAKER_02]: You mustn't get excited at that bar, huh? 07:06.250 --> 07:08.551 [SPEAKER_02]: If you don't want the house sold, I'll remove it from the market. 07:08.971 --> 07:09.972 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, please, too. 07:10.872 --> 07:12.913 [SPEAKER_03]: We couldn't live in the house if it was so good to be here. 07:12.953 --> 07:14.854 [SPEAKER_02]: All right, all right, I'll take care of everything. 07:15.634 --> 07:17.055 [SPEAKER_02]: Everything is going to be all right. 07:18.793 --> 07:19.794 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't like it, Louise. 07:19.814 --> 07:20.935 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't like it at all. 07:21.615 --> 07:23.717 [SPEAKER_04]: I did he try to sell it without telling us. 07:23.837 --> 07:25.619 [SPEAKER_04]: It just doesn't seem strange. 07:25.759 --> 07:28.261 [SPEAKER_04]: Louise, we must get in touch with Judge Smith. 07:28.401 --> 07:30.643 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, he's the administrator of Father's State. 07:31.043 --> 07:33.465 [SPEAKER_04]: And he'll take care of everything for us in the way we want it. 07:33.485 --> 07:39.991 [SPEAKER_04]: Disney said I don't trust Roger, but he must recall the scrape he was in when he attended college. 07:45.889 --> 08:13.693 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh 08:14.472 --> 08:21.076 [SPEAKER_03]: Now, say, but, please, Queenie, and Mother, give you this nice piece of meat. 08:21.096 --> 08:23.378 [SPEAKER_03]: That mother's darling, here you are. 08:24.378 --> 08:25.779 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, it's in lovely, Louise. 08:25.899 --> 08:26.399 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, yes. 08:26.499 --> 08:29.501 [SPEAKER_03]: Queenie, has such wonderful manners? 08:29.721 --> 08:32.423 [SPEAKER_03]: We better eat a soup before it gets cold, Mother. 08:32.923 --> 08:33.124 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 08:33.224 --> 08:36.886 [SPEAKER_04]: I was saying, Louise, I don't care if I brought you that cold. 08:37.386 --> 08:37.986 [SPEAKER_04]: That's me. 08:38.047 --> 08:40.148 [SPEAKER_04]: He's been behaving very strangely. 08:40.168 --> 08:40.948 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes, Mother. 08:42.749 --> 08:43.150 [SPEAKER_03]: Mother. 08:44.943 --> 08:49.304 [SPEAKER_03]: Father, the piece of meat you gave Queen doesn't seem to have agreed with her, she looks here. 08:50.125 --> 08:51.665 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes, you're right. 08:51.745 --> 08:55.106 [SPEAKER_04]: Queenie, watch the matter with mothers and their children. 08:55.126 --> 08:56.467 [SPEAKER_04]: Father, she's an agonist. 08:56.667 --> 08:59.208 [SPEAKER_03]: Can we do a larger project, Queenie? 08:59.408 --> 09:00.848 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, Lord Queenie, Lord! 09:00.868 --> 09:02.429 [SPEAKER_03]: She's offering so soon. 09:03.029 --> 09:03.809 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, Lord! 09:04.189 --> 09:06.230 [SPEAKER_03]: Do something we must have for Queenie. 09:09.271 --> 09:10.171 [SPEAKER_03]: So, Roger, look. 09:10.691 --> 09:12.132 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm afraid it's too light and Martha. 09:13.307 --> 09:13.787 [SPEAKER_02]: She's dead. 09:14.128 --> 09:14.768 [SPEAKER_03]: Dad, but... 09:15.309 --> 09:16.069 [SPEAKER_03]: I can't be! 09:16.430 --> 09:17.551 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, he was all right to speak. 09:17.571 --> 09:18.151 [SPEAKER_03]: Didn't you know? 09:18.171 --> 09:19.652 [SPEAKER_03]: I just like this wheel. 09:19.672 --> 09:20.954 [SPEAKER_03]: I have no problem. 09:21.374 --> 09:22.215 [SPEAKER_03]: She was all right. 09:22.255 --> 09:23.315 [SPEAKER_03]: She probably had problems. 09:23.376 --> 09:23.876 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm so sorry. 09:23.936 --> 09:25.357 [SPEAKER_03]: I didn't even take Queen Rardiff here. 09:25.637 --> 09:26.138 [SPEAKER_02]: All right, yeah. 09:26.278 --> 09:28.039 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, Queenie. 09:28.059 --> 09:28.500 [SPEAKER_03]: Queenie. 09:28.880 --> 09:31.122 [SPEAKER_03]: Queenie, I don't ever think she was a little kid. 09:31.162 --> 09:32.223 [SPEAKER_03]: 12 years now. 09:32.243 --> 09:32.924 [SPEAKER_03]: We live here. 09:33.064 --> 09:34.325 [SPEAKER_03]: The reason mustn't grow. 09:34.485 --> 09:35.326 [SPEAKER_03]: I am still at 12. 09:36.126 --> 09:37.568 [SPEAKER_03]: Now why don't you eat yourself? 09:37.888 --> 09:40.031 [SPEAKER_03]: You'll see a much better if you do. 09:40.491 --> 09:43.014 [SPEAKER_03]: I can just eat a food that's kind of like this. 09:43.315 --> 09:46.098 [SPEAKER_04]: This poor, creamy body, not even cold. 09:46.198 --> 09:47.680 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm sorry I'm not. 09:48.340 --> 09:49.942 [SPEAKER_03]: If you want me just cold. 09:50.002 --> 09:50.903 [SPEAKER_03]: I love this. 09:51.604 --> 09:53.887 [SPEAKER_03]: It won't be the same with that creamy. 09:54.970 --> 09:59.154 [SPEAKER_03]: I simply can't understand this one minute Queenie was perfectly well. 09:59.795 --> 10:02.257 [SPEAKER_03]: And after you gave it to me, she became ill. 10:02.337 --> 10:05.139 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes, perfectly well until she ate for me, Joe. 10:05.199 --> 10:07.862 [SPEAKER_04]: Louise, the meat, that's it. 10:08.702 --> 10:10.103 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't understand, ma'am. 10:10.184 --> 10:11.945 [SPEAKER_04]: The meat, it was poison. 10:12.606 --> 10:13.206 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, you think? 10:13.927 --> 10:16.509 [SPEAKER_04]: Louise, that poison's meat was meant for us. 10:16.749 --> 10:19.672 [SPEAKER_03]: Ma'am, it was of me the Roger and Hector. 10:20.543 --> 10:22.965 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh no, yes, I'll release them after I'm money. 10:23.205 --> 10:24.246 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, what are we going to do? 10:24.806 --> 10:26.408 [SPEAKER_04]: We can't get up the phone. 10:26.428 --> 10:37.356 [SPEAKER_04]: After getting touch with Judge Miss Long Byves, it's been found. 10:38.957 --> 10:42.760 [SPEAKER_01]: The two old ladies stare at each other, telling their eyes. 10:43.961 --> 10:47.904 [SPEAKER_01]: The minutes dragged into our, and each hour was a nightmare. 10:48.670 --> 10:54.853 [SPEAKER_01]: They waited for the time to come when they could make the one contact between themselves and the outside world. 10:57.434 --> 11:00.056 [SPEAKER_04]: Do you see George Gibson's car yet, Martha? 11:00.116 --> 11:02.537 [SPEAKER_04]: No, the breeze, but he should be inside in a minute now. 11:02.857 --> 11:05.398 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, what if he has to arrive at your home before he gets here? 11:05.899 --> 11:08.980 [SPEAKER_03]: Then we won't be able to talk to him about our message to just me. 11:09.040 --> 11:12.442 [SPEAKER_03]: Now, the reason no Roger is in view home from waiting for another hour. 11:12.922 --> 11:14.204 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes, but what about Hester? 11:14.665 --> 11:18.250 [SPEAKER_03]: She's over at the men's farm and she's allowed to return any minute to waste. 11:18.530 --> 11:19.973 [SPEAKER_03]: I see, George, get some scour. 11:19.993 --> 11:21.154 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, he's just running. 11:21.234 --> 11:21.895 [SPEAKER_03]: Hurry, hurry. 11:21.915 --> 11:22.636 [SPEAKER_03]: Mother, hurry. 11:22.857 --> 11:23.838 [SPEAKER_03]: Don't worry. 11:23.878 --> 11:24.759 [SPEAKER_03]: Hurry, hurry. 11:24.780 --> 11:27.684 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, God, the mother called you in quick before you get away. 11:27.864 --> 11:28.265 [SPEAKER_03]: George? 11:29.105 --> 11:34.168 [SPEAKER_03]: John, get some food, go to the court and look over this way, John. 11:34.248 --> 11:35.969 [SPEAKER_03]: It's not to have a driver to see you. 11:36.189 --> 11:37.610 [SPEAKER_03]: Who is you, my man? 11:37.990 --> 11:38.690 [SPEAKER_04]: How are you? 11:38.750 --> 11:39.110 [SPEAKER_03]: How are you? 11:39.170 --> 11:39.811 [SPEAKER_04]: How are you? 11:39.911 --> 11:41.432 [SPEAKER_04]: He's come to the beach, you're here. 11:41.532 --> 11:44.113 [SPEAKER_04]: Now we're able to get in touch with John Smith. 11:53.502 --> 11:58.605 [SPEAKER_01]: But after George Gibson left the avatistas, he met Hester, half mile up the road. 11:59.565 --> 12:04.407 [SPEAKER_01]: The two converse per minute, then George Gibson continued on his way. 12:05.488 --> 12:11.351 [SPEAKER_01]: Hester stared after him as he drove away, a face tense and quiet. 12:12.571 --> 12:15.913 [SPEAKER_01]: The end is if suddenly understanding the implication of his word, 12:24.110 --> 12:31.974 [SPEAKER_03]: Roger, Roger, I just met George Gibson, and he told me that when he delivered the mail here, Aunt Martha, not Louise, calling him into the house. 12:32.114 --> 12:32.914 [SPEAKER_02]: Calling him into the house. 12:32.974 --> 12:33.235 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes. 12:34.055 --> 12:36.076 [SPEAKER_03]: They asked him to get Judge Smith for him at once. 12:36.336 --> 12:39.918 [SPEAKER_02]: I told you it wasn't safe to leave them alone, even with the phone locked in our room. 12:40.678 --> 12:41.999 [SPEAKER_02]: All our friends may have been for nothing. 12:42.079 --> 12:42.679 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, Roger. 12:43.260 --> 12:44.380 [SPEAKER_03]: Do you think they should speak? 12:44.840 --> 12:45.361 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know. 12:46.641 --> 12:49.163 [SPEAKER_02]: I do know what was in the state, letting them talk to George Gibson. 12:50.463 --> 12:53.485 [SPEAKER_02]: After all, our careful work, we can't let everything be spoiled now. 13:04.991 --> 13:08.192 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, my lord, this is the first 24 hours of the benedalist. 13:08.452 --> 13:09.953 [SPEAKER_03]: Where can George be? 13:10.353 --> 13:13.013 [SPEAKER_03]: He's probably delayed somewhere. 13:13.033 --> 13:15.454 [SPEAKER_03]: George is coming, he just turned into the dry. 13:15.474 --> 13:16.874 [SPEAKER_03]: George, he wouldn't say this. 13:17.335 --> 13:19.455 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, but Rajun has to remain the house now. 13:19.875 --> 13:22.056 [SPEAKER_04]: What if they don't let George see his nonsense? 13:22.436 --> 13:24.996 [SPEAKER_04]: And George has a message to deliver, he delivers it. 13:28.218 --> 13:29.559 [SPEAKER_04]: Louise, what is it, Martha? 13:29.739 --> 13:30.280 [SPEAKER_04]: What's wrong? 13:30.480 --> 13:32.922 [SPEAKER_04]: That this is George Gibson driving the mail car. 13:33.062 --> 13:33.262 [SPEAKER_04]: What? 13:33.483 --> 13:35.224 [SPEAKER_04]: The man driving it's only a youngster. 13:36.185 --> 13:36.866 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, he's leaving. 13:36.886 --> 13:38.767 [SPEAKER_03]: Martha, what does it mean? 13:38.787 --> 13:39.788 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know. 13:40.248 --> 13:41.389 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't understand. 13:41.409 --> 13:44.232 [SPEAKER_03]: Perhaps George is ill and he couldn't come to jail. 13:44.272 --> 13:45.453 [SPEAKER_02]: Hello, I'm Martha Louise. 13:45.933 --> 13:48.315 [SPEAKER_02]: This magazine just came in the mail, thought you might like to see it. 13:48.736 --> 13:49.637 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you, Ratcha. 13:49.997 --> 13:52.179 [SPEAKER_04]: I didn't George Gibson deliver the mail. 13:53.039 --> 13:55.401 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, so you noticed there was a new driver today? 13:55.542 --> 13:55.882 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 13:56.999 --> 14:00.582 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm sorry to tell you this, but poor George Gibson was killed last night. 14:01.363 --> 14:02.003 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, oh no. 14:02.584 --> 14:04.966 [SPEAKER_02]: We had an accident, and he was returning to the village. 14:05.726 --> 14:06.587 [SPEAKER_04]: An accident? 14:07.127 --> 14:07.348 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes. 14:08.008 --> 14:08.328 [SPEAKER_02]: Bye. 14:08.689 --> 14:09.910 [SPEAKER_02]: Don't want to speak anymore about it. 14:10.630 --> 14:11.511 [SPEAKER_02]: It'll just upset you. 14:12.412 --> 14:13.713 [SPEAKER_02]: Pastor will bring you your supper soon. 14:14.594 --> 14:16.155 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, poor George. 14:16.582 --> 14:19.223 [SPEAKER_04]: That means Judge Smith never got our message. 14:19.543 --> 14:22.265 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, Master, we don't see it wasn't an accident. 14:22.285 --> 14:23.625 [SPEAKER_04]: The judge said it was. 14:23.645 --> 14:27.107 [SPEAKER_04]: George was at liberty to keep him from going to judge us. 14:27.747 --> 14:30.608 [SPEAKER_04]: Master, you don't mean that Roger and his theory. 14:30.828 --> 14:33.089 [SPEAKER_04]: People stop at everything to get our money. 14:33.209 --> 14:36.591 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, Master, why so far, don't must have courage that we are lost. 14:36.731 --> 14:40.793 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, but if we can't get word to the outside and end the poison in our food, 14:41.453 --> 14:44.537 [SPEAKER_03]: Or we haven't eaten a thing since full Queenie died. 14:45.038 --> 14:48.262 [SPEAKER_03]: We can't go on for long for the where we'll stop. 14:48.282 --> 14:51.387 [SPEAKER_04]: Only one thing to do, the reason we're not to starve. 14:52.168 --> 14:55.051 [SPEAKER_04]: Toby, let's sample our food before we eat it. 14:55.372 --> 14:58.276 [SPEAKER_04]: You mean to see if it's poison, yes? 14:59.234 --> 15:02.216 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, I know it's good for risking for Toby's life like that. 15:02.436 --> 15:04.037 [SPEAKER_04]: But it's for omitting the dog. 15:04.597 --> 15:07.379 [SPEAKER_04]: And meanwhile, we must get in touch with John's legs. 15:07.459 --> 15:07.999 [SPEAKER_04]: We must. 15:08.240 --> 15:16.465 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, my! 15:20.007 --> 15:24.349 [SPEAKER_04]: You were Toby a nice piece of meat for mother's little darling. 15:24.670 --> 15:25.290 [SPEAKER_03]: A mother? 15:26.653 --> 15:27.874 [SPEAKER_04]: Why are you feeding Toby? 15:27.894 --> 15:29.454 [SPEAKER_02]: He just finally did in the kitchen. 15:29.534 --> 15:30.074 [SPEAKER_04]: Of course. 15:30.295 --> 15:32.255 [SPEAKER_04]: I always said Toby's on my own plate. 15:32.295 --> 15:33.256 [SPEAKER_02]: He expected it. 15:33.296 --> 15:34.136 [SPEAKER_02]: But I have Martha. 15:34.176 --> 15:36.477 [SPEAKER_02]: If you feed that me, do the cats that won't be enough for you. 15:36.677 --> 15:37.057 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes. 15:37.798 --> 15:40.059 [SPEAKER_03]: If you're to get well, you need all that food. 15:40.759 --> 15:43.080 [SPEAKER_03]: Now I don't want you feeding Toby anymore. 15:43.100 --> 15:44.040 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, Toby. 15:44.961 --> 15:45.641 [SPEAKER_02]: Come along, boy. 15:45.661 --> 15:48.822 [SPEAKER_02]: Come on out to the kitchen while I have Martha and Louise. 15:49.283 --> 15:49.903 [SPEAKER_02]: Eat that supper. 16:01.230 --> 16:02.210 [SPEAKER_04]: How are you, Aunt Martha? 16:02.510 --> 16:03.011 [SPEAKER_04]: Louise? 16:03.811 --> 16:04.851 [SPEAKER_03]: I've brought you your lunch. 16:05.211 --> 16:06.171 [SPEAKER_04]: Doesn't look good. 16:06.732 --> 16:08.532 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, Sister, it's very nice. 16:08.872 --> 16:09.632 [SPEAKER_04]: Lunch, eh? 16:10.573 --> 16:11.093 [SPEAKER_04]: You, Toby? 16:11.373 --> 16:12.993 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, good, good, good, good. 16:14.194 --> 16:15.694 [SPEAKER_04]: Esther, have you seen Toby? 16:15.874 --> 16:17.114 [SPEAKER_03]: No, Aunt Martha, I haven't. 16:17.715 --> 16:18.735 [SPEAKER_03]: But where could he be? 16:19.075 --> 16:21.056 [SPEAKER_03]: Toby's always on time for me, you? 16:21.116 --> 16:23.216 [SPEAKER_03]: He's probably someplace around the house. 16:23.816 --> 16:25.837 [SPEAKER_03]: Now, each your lunch before it gets cold. 16:26.703 --> 16:28.324 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, Martha, where can he be? 16:28.344 --> 16:30.045 [SPEAKER_04]: He'll be a long and a few minutes. 16:30.065 --> 16:31.986 [SPEAKER_04]: We won't have to fit in the spoon until he's tried it first. 16:32.046 --> 16:32.806 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I do wish he were here. 16:32.826 --> 16:33.166 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm so hungry. 16:33.186 --> 16:34.907 [SPEAKER_03]: Don't have to think on that plate, isn't it, Faith? 16:34.987 --> 16:35.427 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, I had to be. 16:35.467 --> 16:48.734 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I guess I'd get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to 16:56.601 --> 16:57.482 [SPEAKER_02]: What evening, Aunt Martha? 16:57.522 --> 16:57.862 [SPEAKER_02]: Louise? 16:57.882 --> 16:58.843 [SPEAKER_02]: How are you? 16:58.903 --> 16:59.763 [SPEAKER_03]: Good evening, Roger. 17:00.384 --> 17:01.765 [SPEAKER_03]: I have your stuff here for you, too. 17:01.785 --> 17:05.148 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm sorry. 17:05.768 --> 17:06.929 [SPEAKER_03]: Neither of you ate your lunch. 17:06.949 --> 17:07.529 [SPEAKER_03]: What's wrong? 17:08.951 --> 17:10.372 [SPEAKER_03]: We went hungry, Hester. 17:10.592 --> 17:11.733 [SPEAKER_03]: Have you found Toby yet? 17:12.193 --> 17:12.513 [SPEAKER_03]: No. 17:13.234 --> 17:16.216 [SPEAKER_03]: I've looked everywhere for him, but he seems to have disappeared. 17:16.396 --> 17:16.837 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, no. 17:16.877 --> 17:17.777 [SPEAKER_02]: No, you mustn't worry. 17:17.817 --> 17:18.738 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm sure he'll turn up. 17:18.818 --> 17:19.138 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes. 17:19.539 --> 17:22.901 [SPEAKER_03]: At mouth and you, and Louise, kind of bored to miss meals in your state of hell. 17:22.981 --> 17:23.762 [SPEAKER_02]: I certainly not. 17:24.775 --> 17:26.916 [SPEAKER_02]: Now we want you to eat everything the Nestor is brought to you. 17:26.956 --> 17:29.237 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes, you'll make us very unhappy if you don't. 17:29.797 --> 17:30.818 [SPEAKER_03]: Now you want it hot. 17:31.678 --> 17:32.338 [SPEAKER_03]: Come along, Roger. 17:32.698 --> 17:33.559 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll get you in the supper. 17:33.779 --> 17:34.339 [SPEAKER_04]: All right, dear. 17:35.119 --> 17:37.220 [SPEAKER_04]: Did you hear what she said about Kobe Louise? 17:37.300 --> 17:39.321 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, his thenish nonsense. 17:39.341 --> 17:39.982 [SPEAKER_04]: They killed him. 17:40.422 --> 17:42.343 [SPEAKER_04]: You so how angry they were last night. 17:42.383 --> 17:43.643 [SPEAKER_04]: We fed Kobe from our plate. 17:44.063 --> 17:44.784 [SPEAKER_04]: They killed him. 17:44.944 --> 17:46.424 [SPEAKER_04]: So he won't spoil their plans. 17:47.405 --> 17:48.365 [SPEAKER_04]: What are we going to do? 17:48.385 --> 17:50.126 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm so hungry. 17:50.506 --> 17:52.968 [SPEAKER_04]: I have to get word to Judge Smith before it's too late. 17:53.028 --> 17:53.529 [SPEAKER_04]: But how? 17:53.969 --> 17:54.429 [SPEAKER_04]: Tomorrow. 17:54.850 --> 17:57.592 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm going to go out to the road and fight to get to the village. 17:57.832 --> 18:02.737 [SPEAKER_04]: But Martha, it's too mild to the village, and you know you can't walk more than a few yards. 18:02.777 --> 18:03.958 [SPEAKER_03]: You're not strong enough. 18:04.078 --> 18:09.002 [SPEAKER_04]: Louise, with either starvation, or poisoning, starting us in the face, we haven't any choice. 18:09.443 --> 18:11.224 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm must right to reach the village. 18:20.735 --> 18:30.479 [SPEAKER_01]: The next morning, after Roger had left for the village and Hester had gone to the mill of farm, Martha dressed as quickly as her shaking hands would permit. 18:31.419 --> 18:39.962 [SPEAKER_01]: Louise watched nervously, as her sister quietly opened the door, and started on her long, painful way to the village. 18:42.223 --> 18:43.144 [SPEAKER_03]: Hello, Louise. 18:44.364 --> 18:44.564 [SPEAKER_03]: Wait. 18:45.445 --> 18:46.285 [SPEAKER_03]: Where's that mother? 18:47.168 --> 18:52.352 [SPEAKER_03]: Aunt Martha, she's some place around the house, but I've just been through the house. 18:53.432 --> 18:54.493 [SPEAKER_03]: Fire clouds have been open. 18:54.953 --> 18:56.054 [SPEAKER_03]: You know, I didn't call her a thing. 18:56.575 --> 18:58.056 [SPEAKER_03]: Aunt Louise, did Marvelie this house? 18:58.136 --> 19:16.128 [SPEAKER_03]: Why, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, 19:23.425 --> 19:29.867 [SPEAKER_01]: Twenty minutes later, as Roger drove along the road leading to his home, he saw a small figure in the distance. 19:30.868 --> 19:32.068 [SPEAKER_01]: It was Aunt Marta. 19:32.948 --> 19:37.890 [SPEAKER_01]: There was a weary pain for look on her face as she hobbled towards the village. 19:38.971 --> 19:44.573 [SPEAKER_01]: In spite of her determined resistance, he put her in his car and drove rapidly on home. 19:46.222 --> 19:48.985 [SPEAKER_01]: One thought was up a most in his mind. 19:50.086 --> 19:53.449 [SPEAKER_01]: He must make sure that this could never be repeated. 19:56.210 --> 19:58.673 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, Martha, I'm so hungry. 19:58.753 --> 19:59.814 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes, Louise, I know. 20:00.074 --> 20:00.635 [SPEAKER_03]: So am I. 20:00.875 --> 20:06.701 [SPEAKER_03]: When gone three days, now without eating, we left the mom and me and our wheels wide must they kill us. 20:06.881 --> 20:08.663 [SPEAKER_03]: And nothing but common murderers. 20:08.783 --> 20:11.426 [SPEAKER_04]: There was only some way to get word to the village. 20:11.546 --> 20:13.348 [SPEAKER_04]: Louise, I've got an idea. 20:13.548 --> 20:14.289 [SPEAKER_04]: What is it, Martha? 20:14.710 --> 20:17.452 [SPEAKER_04]: If we were to set fire to the house, they'd see it in the village. 20:17.493 --> 20:17.813 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 20:18.772 --> 20:20.873 [SPEAKER_03]: And then the fire company would come home. 20:20.893 --> 20:22.774 [SPEAKER_03]: Then we'd be able to tell them we'd be saved. 20:23.194 --> 20:24.414 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, who put more? 20:24.835 --> 20:28.176 [SPEAKER_04]: Hester and Roger would put out the fire before they could get big enough. 20:28.636 --> 20:31.837 [SPEAKER_04]: Louise, I know, we can prevent them from going out the fire. 20:31.957 --> 20:32.498 [SPEAKER_04]: You do? 20:32.538 --> 20:32.758 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 20:33.058 --> 20:35.219 [SPEAKER_04]: And we can save ourselves, Louise. 20:35.319 --> 20:36.839 [SPEAKER_04]: We can save ourselves. 20:47.025 --> 20:49.986 [SPEAKER_03]: Here Toby, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here. 20:50.006 --> 20:50.486 [SPEAKER_03]: My mother! 20:51.806 --> 20:53.107 [SPEAKER_03]: Why are you looking down this door? 20:53.127 --> 20:54.167 [SPEAKER_03]: You should be in your room? 20:54.227 --> 20:56.067 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, it's drafty out here in the hall. 20:56.527 --> 20:58.468 [SPEAKER_02]: Now come on, close the cellar, don't go back to your room. 20:58.508 --> 20:59.888 [SPEAKER_04]: But I heard Toby crying. 20:59.968 --> 21:02.549 [SPEAKER_04]: He's down in the cellar, and I won't go to my room. 21:02.569 --> 21:03.469 [SPEAKER_04]: What did I get there? 21:03.489 --> 21:04.289 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm all right here. 21:05.130 --> 21:09.551 [SPEAKER_03]: Just to put out my mother's mind at ease, why don't you go down to the cellar and see if Toby is there? 21:09.571 --> 21:10.471 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, all right. 21:11.395 --> 21:13.455 [SPEAKER_02]: He asked me, it's just a waste of time. 21:13.555 --> 21:15.236 [SPEAKER_04]: Please, help me look for Toby, Hester. 21:15.876 --> 21:18.156 [SPEAKER_04]: You find me so much quicker if you both look funny. 21:18.456 --> 21:19.577 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, very well. 21:20.477 --> 21:23.017 [SPEAKER_03]: But you go back to your room, so you won't catch cold. 21:24.497 --> 21:24.958 [SPEAKER_04]: Roger? 21:24.978 --> 21:26.598 [SPEAKER_04]: Do you see here? 21:27.038 --> 21:29.198 [SPEAKER_04]: He doesn't seem to be any place here in the fellow. 21:29.498 --> 21:33.439 [SPEAKER_04]: No, we'll see, just have smart you are, trying to poison us. 21:35.359 --> 21:37.880 [SPEAKER_04]: Here, you won't stop us from escaping now! 21:38.587 --> 21:43.015 [SPEAKER_04]: I must get the bees, the bees, the bees, the bees, it worked. 21:43.495 --> 21:46.600 [SPEAKER_04]: Mother, you mean you were able to lock them in the cell? 21:46.661 --> 21:48.944 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, I've said with the door, but we can't get home. 21:49.004 --> 21:50.988 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm not home. 21:51.763 --> 21:52.764 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, that's the door! 21:53.284 --> 21:53.985 [SPEAKER_03]: No, no! 21:54.005 --> 21:55.927 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, they found out they're locked in. 21:55.987 --> 21:58.489 [SPEAKER_04]: If you worry about it, Louise, I'll take care of everything. 21:58.509 --> 21:59.630 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, Martha! 21:59.810 --> 22:00.671 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, Martha! 22:01.252 --> 22:03.353 [SPEAKER_03]: Martha, what are you doing with that courtesy, Mom? 22:03.494 --> 22:06.156 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm pouring the care scene about another piece of it. 22:06.236 --> 22:07.657 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a very much better place. 22:08.138 --> 22:09.059 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 22:09.079 --> 22:10.820 [SPEAKER_04]: You better take a look, Louise. 22:10.860 --> 22:11.361 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, Martha. 22:11.381 --> 22:12.802 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't worry about the match. 22:12.862 --> 22:13.943 [SPEAKER_04]: It's not the fire. 22:14.443 --> 22:19.807 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, how quickly it's starting to spray, yes. 22:19.887 --> 22:22.910 [SPEAKER_04]: We've got to be up for sure for your care. 22:22.950 --> 22:26.072 [SPEAKER_04]: Isn't it enough to try to help by rolling the plates? 22:27.013 --> 22:28.113 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, please. 22:28.133 --> 22:28.834 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, yes. 22:29.454 --> 22:31.196 [SPEAKER_04]: It has been coming long, I see. 22:32.593 --> 22:33.193 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, my God! 22:33.353 --> 22:34.954 [SPEAKER_04]: I hate to do this! 22:34.994 --> 22:41.536 [SPEAKER_04]: The bees who mustn't waste tended to get it on them, even if they... Oh, I'm listening to them, nothing but common murderers. 22:41.916 --> 22:43.856 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes, he's the first you're right. 22:43.916 --> 22:46.977 [SPEAKER_04]: Now I'll just open the front door and we'll be free. 22:47.777 --> 22:48.058 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 22:48.678 --> 22:50.678 [SPEAKER_04]: Rule the piece a bit of easy, yes, I am. 22:50.738 --> 22:54.419 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm just a few feet from her hands, we'll be safe. 22:55.980 --> 22:57.220 [SPEAKER_04]: There. 22:57.340 --> 22:59.641 [SPEAKER_04]: All in the way from the house to be perfectly safe. 23:00.693 --> 23:01.173 [SPEAKER_03]: My! 23:01.994 --> 23:04.575 [SPEAKER_03]: The whole house is on fire now. 23:04.635 --> 23:04.935 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes. 23:05.555 --> 23:07.256 [SPEAKER_04]: Lovely tires. 23:07.636 --> 23:09.677 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't feel cold at all. 23:10.617 --> 23:13.758 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, do you think I can see it in the village by now, Martha? 23:13.878 --> 23:14.678 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm sure they do. 23:15.159 --> 23:16.199 [SPEAKER_04]: I remember them. 23:16.239 --> 23:20.561 [SPEAKER_04]: When the fire comes to be gets here, we don't know what happened to Roger and Hester. 23:20.621 --> 23:22.401 [SPEAKER_04]: We just managed to get out ourselves. 23:22.482 --> 23:23.382 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, Martha. 23:23.682 --> 23:26.063 [SPEAKER_04]: We told them what we were supposed to do to escape. 23:26.703 --> 23:31.725 [SPEAKER_04]: We've had to reveal that our own misunderstanding with conscience, the murderous. 23:32.385 --> 23:35.766 [SPEAKER_04]: We don't want to disgrace the painly name, Louise. 23:36.086 --> 23:37.186 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, no, Martha. 23:37.306 --> 23:38.327 [SPEAKER_04]: Of course not. 23:39.447 --> 23:40.828 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, look, look, Martha, look. 23:40.948 --> 23:43.288 [SPEAKER_03]: They are only beginning to go. 23:53.942 --> 24:02.729 [SPEAKER_01]: A few minutes later, the fire company arrived to find Martin Louise in the garden, staring at the roaring fire which had been their home. 24:04.130 --> 24:12.916 [SPEAKER_01]: It was too late to save the other occupants of the house, so the men were forced to stand by helplessly and watch it burn. 24:22.633 --> 24:23.934 [SPEAKER_04]: Good morning, Judge Smith. 24:24.475 --> 24:25.716 [SPEAKER_01]: Good morning, Ms. Martha. 24:25.856 --> 24:26.557 [SPEAKER_01]: Mr. Ease. 24:27.578 --> 24:31.302 [SPEAKER_01]: I request your well after that terrible ordeal I snitch. 24:31.902 --> 24:32.983 [SPEAKER_03]: We're much better. 24:33.003 --> 24:33.904 [SPEAKER_03]: Thank you, Judge. 24:34.525 --> 24:37.908 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, now that your niece and nephew are gone, may Ms. 24:38.249 --> 24:39.370 [SPEAKER_01]: Client for your future. 24:39.730 --> 24:41.011 [SPEAKER_04]: You don't have to bother, Judge. 24:41.452 --> 24:43.954 [SPEAKER_04]: All we want to do is move back to our old house. 24:44.115 --> 24:46.417 [SPEAKER_04]: How if you seven-cent, let us be used to? 24:47.188 --> 24:51.229 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, and I was wondering if you could arrange to have Mary Thompson come late with this. 24:51.470 --> 24:54.651 [SPEAKER_04]: I won't hear if I'd go into that dreadful home for the inferred. 24:54.751 --> 24:55.251 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, no. 24:55.391 --> 24:56.651 [SPEAKER_04]: It would be the death of her. 24:57.432 --> 25:01.193 [SPEAKER_01]: Ladies, I'd hope that I'd never have to reveal the truth to you. 25:01.233 --> 25:03.734 [SPEAKER_01]: But now it appears I must. 25:03.954 --> 25:05.174 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't understand, Judge. 25:05.675 --> 25:10.576 [SPEAKER_01]: Last month, the bonds in the trust fund your father left you became utterly worthless. 25:10.616 --> 25:10.756 [SPEAKER_02]: What? 25:11.297 --> 25:15.258 [SPEAKER_01]: You'll never, when niece were afraid the shock of learning your penniless would kill you. 25:16.100 --> 25:18.241 [SPEAKER_01]: Sir, it was decided to keep the news from you. 25:18.882 --> 25:21.343 [SPEAKER_01]: That's why the three of us persuaded you to move in with them. 25:22.303 --> 25:26.986 [SPEAKER_01]: Your house here in the village had to be so rude to meet that city estate. 25:28.166 --> 25:28.927 [SPEAKER_04]: I can't be! 25:29.407 --> 25:30.788 [SPEAKER_04]: I've left so much! 25:30.828 --> 25:32.049 [SPEAKER_01]: So, worthless now. 25:32.849 --> 25:35.010 [SPEAKER_01]: Perhaps I should have told you this a month ago. 25:35.811 --> 25:37.531 [SPEAKER_01]: But you're a niece and nephew wouldn't hate of it. 25:38.612 --> 25:44.015 [SPEAKER_01]: Despite of the fact that they had only Roger's salary to live on, they were determined to prevent you from... 25:44.753 --> 25:46.214 [SPEAKER_01]: Ever learning of your misfortune? 25:46.715 --> 25:50.118 [SPEAKER_03]: But the debts of poor Queenie and Toby? 25:50.138 --> 25:52.660 [SPEAKER_03]: Of George Gibson? 25:53.300 --> 25:54.441 [SPEAKER_01]: George Gibson? 25:54.562 --> 25:54.862 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes. 25:55.522 --> 25:56.984 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm afraid I don't understand. 25:57.564 --> 26:02.528 [SPEAKER_01]: Surely you heard he was killed a few days ago, when a tire on his car blew out and it all returned. 26:02.909 --> 26:04.890 [SPEAKER_04]: You mean, you wasn't murdered? 26:05.351 --> 26:06.152 [SPEAKER_04]: Certainly not. 26:07.353 --> 26:09.875 [SPEAKER_01]: Are you feeling well as my news been too much for you? 26:10.035 --> 26:11.036 [SPEAKER_03]: No, no. 26:12.432 --> 26:20.677 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, now that your niece and nephew are gone, and there's no one to support you, I'm afraid there's only one thing left. 26:21.158 --> 26:21.978 [SPEAKER_04]: One thing left? 26:22.719 --> 26:23.319 [SPEAKER_04]: What's that? 26:24.620 --> 26:30.784 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm sorry to say, the home for the infirm, the poor house. 26:43.738 --> 26:46.059 [SPEAKER_01]: This is the mysterious traveler again. 26:50.801 --> 26:52.441 [SPEAKER_01]: Have you enjoyed our little trip? 26:53.802 --> 26:58.663 [SPEAKER_01]: Too bad about the Abbott Sisters, such nice old ladies. 26:59.444 --> 27:04.965 [SPEAKER_01]: But then, how would they to know that poor Queenie died of cramps, not poison? 27:05.886 --> 27:09.147 [SPEAKER_01]: After all, you can't be too careful, can you? 27:10.543 --> 27:12.024 [SPEAKER_01]: Would you care for a sandwich? 27:12.624 --> 27:13.965 [SPEAKER_01]: They're very delicious. 27:14.865 --> 27:16.286 [SPEAKER_01]: I make them by itself. 27:18.247 --> 27:20.969 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, you're getting off at the next stop, I'm sorry. 27:22.350 --> 27:24.391 [SPEAKER_01]: Perhaps you'll join me again soon. 27:25.551 --> 27:28.633 [SPEAKER_01]: I take this same train every week. 27:36.949 --> 27:46.394 [SPEAKER_00]: You've just heard chapter 9 of the Mysterious Traveller, a series of dramas of the strange and unusual, brought to you each week by station W-O-R. 27:46.974 --> 27:53.998 [SPEAKER_00]: In tonight's program, the House of Death, Irene Hubbard played Martha Abbott and Elizabeth Morgan played Louise Abbott. 27:54.818 --> 28:02.942 [SPEAKER_00]: The Mysterious Traveller written by Robert Arthur and David Cogan is directed by Jacques McGregor, a regional music was played by Jacques Quipple. 28:10.672 --> 28:24.142 [SPEAKER_00]: Listen next week to a tale titled the man who knew too much another tale of the mysterious traveler. 28:26.884 --> 28:29.366 [SPEAKER_00]: The mysterious traveler is presented by W.O.R. 28:29.406 --> 28:32.388 [SPEAKER_00]: Mutual every Sunday at seven over most of these stations. 28:35.611 --> 28:37.052 [SPEAKER_00]: This is Mutual.