Black Beauty Page #2
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- Year:
- 1994
- 88 min
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Come on, Beauty.
For me.
I stood fast.
I tried to tell him.
That's enough!
I didn't know how long
I could hold on to him.
I had to hold on!
God bless you, Beauty.
What happened?
I'll be all right, Mistress.
I just need to look after the horse.
You will not. You come inside at once.
I'll look after him, Uncle John.
All right. Do what I've shown you, Joe.
Not Joe.
He doesn't know what to do.
The drying sweat and rain sent a chill
down to my bones.
You don't need that rug.
You're boiling hot.
I wanted my rug.
I wanted a heap of rugs.
The icy water hit my stomach
like a kick in the guts.
But I was so thirsty.
By the next morning...
...I was sick.
Ginger stayed up all night with me.
Feeling sorry for me softened her.
Oh, dear Lord!
It hurts.
There's no rug put on.
Stupid, stupid boy.
I expect the water was cold as well.
Run to the house
Now!
Come on.
You must drink it, come on.
My poor Beauty.
My good horse.
Let's hope it does him some good.
You go on to bed now, John.
I'll stay with him tonight.
We've done the best we can.
He may need some help.
Every little noise was torture.
Alfred, stop it!
Told you!
Children, that's enough!
They're fine, dear.
Please get well.
Uncle John!
Uncle John! Come and see Black Beauty!
I was put into a paddock to recuperate.
Joe came to visit me every day.
Catch me if you can!
What's wrong?
Can't you get up here?
All right, I'm coming.
What are you doing?
No! Not the sheets!
Sorry!
...we had to take her to a doctor...
...a specialist who lived far away.
You won't smoke that pipe
in these stables.
Yeah, yeah. Keep your shirt on, skinny.
Evening.
Evening.
That idiot left a lamp up here.
Little know-it-all ought
to mind his own business.
but you leave a lamp near the hay.
For you to see by.
Bring it down here, will you?
Lucky for you I came up here.
What? What's that?
Beauty! It's only for tonight.
What are you afraid of? You'll be all right.
I'll be back for the horse in the morning.
I'm off too.
Easy.
Eat your hay.
The sounds and smells were so strange.
I didn't know what they were.
If you've never heard or smelled
something, how can you understand it?
Whoa, Beauty. I'm here.
I can't leave Ginger!
I won't let it hurt you!
Don't look at it!
I couldn't see anything.
I had to follow him!
Joe saved us.
The other horses were rescued too,
but no one could help our mistress.
Her illness was so advanced...
...that the doctor told her to move
to a warmer place.
The family would have to leave England...
...and us.
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