A Little Princess Page #2
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- Year:
- 1995
- 97 min
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That's nothing.
You should hear Josephine snore.
I do not!
Who was it? The new girl?
She hasn't come out of her room.
Did you see all her toys?
I want your hair ribbon.
They're very rich.
They must be.
Everyone I know eats crackers.
Her father's British. I hear he's
best friends with the king and queen.
I hear he was thrown out of India...
...because people died
from eating his poisoned crackers.
Poisoned crackers?
My aunt died from eating poisoned
string beans.
- Yeah, who cares?
But before we catch them, they return
to their places, quick as lightning.
Gosh, she's fast.
Mama.
Sara?
We don't delay breakfast
for one student.
I'm sorry, but I--
Remember, you're not the only
child here.
Yes, good morning.
from our visit yesterday.
This is Monsieur Dufarge.
You begin French lessons today.
Do I have to?
You most certainly do.
Apologize to Monsieur
for your rudeness.
- But I didn't mean to be rude.
- Now!
This child doesn't need to learn French.
She practically is French!
She learned from her father.
I understood what she said.
I'm sorry. We tried to tell you.
She can tutor the younger children...
...and help you
with your pronunciation, Miss Minchin.
Thank you.
There's no talking at the table.
Doesn't seem natural.
I won't say it again.
Seven times five is 35.
Seven times six is 42.
...58.
No, wait. 54?
55?
Or 72? Or 93? Or 1 2?
I'm sorry, Miss Minchin.
I studied for hours last night.
I find that hard to believe.
I imagine your father will as well.
Please don't tell him.
I promise I'll do better.
Please.
Lavinia, you may continue.
Seven times nine...
...is 63.
Dear Papa:
I miss you already.
Things are fine.
would be so many rules at school.
I guess they're there for a purpose...
...and I'm trying hard to obey them.
But I get the feeling
Goodbye, Father.
Bye, son.
I hope when you read this...
...it kindles your heart and puts
a smile on your face.
I'm so proud of you.
I think about you every moment.
And I love you forever.
Your Sara.
Lottie, you mustn't get so excited.
Lottie? Precious?
Please, Lottie dear!
Please stop screaming!
How about a cookie?
Would you like that?
I'll get a cookie.
It's hard to study with you
carrying on like this.
I want my mama!
You'll see her soon.
I won't. She's dead,
and I won't ever see her again!
I don't have a mother either.
You don't?
Where is she?
In heaven with my baby sister.
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