From Time to Time Page #2
It does him no harm,
he's pretty smart.
She wants to control everything.
I did not fall, that's a fact.
Why she kept away.
He could only come
because she had to.
That was the same with David,
she could not share.
Could you do that?
Is that you, Sefton?
- How can you on your own on the road?
You could fall and your neck
break. What would you say?
I say little more, I think.
- Not so brutal.
Back to your room right now.
- But Perkins, I only spoke with ...
Is it Sefton?
- There is no one, Miss Susan.
What are you doing down there?
It had better be important.
Are you sick?
No.
- What is it?
Do you believe in ...
- In what?
In ghosts. Do you believe in ghosts?
Of course. Not you?
I am now.
- Oh, I understand. Who was it?
It was anticipated
after all these questions from you.
Go to sleep, you get cold.
Want some warm milk?
Mrs. Tweedie told me about the fire
told. Walked to where the wing?
Beyond the cedar. Which is planted
after moulting statins were interrupted.
A large dining room, a lounge,
bedrooms and the layers above.
The house seems so big enough.
I go into the oak tree climbing.
- Be careful.
Is that you, Susan?
A trail of Sefton. We make it
clean and put it in another.
Is there a painting of Sefton?
- That is there.
Boggis, the Christmas tree in the
put music room. It's a mess.
We can clean up later
and then the tree rigging.
It does not, though.
- No, I do it.
Sefton Why hide this?
He did not,
S was someone else.
The J was of someone
that Susan's life changed.
But not everyone saw him happy
It worked here as a butler:
John Caxton.
He could have been nicer.
Welcome home, Captain.
- Thank you, and you too.
Father.
- My sweetheart.
What is this?
- They haunted the house.
- So she was like a dog leash?
Did you know this?
- What would we do differently?
If you prefer that she falls down the stairs?
She is blind.
They had better get used to.
- I'm used to.
I'm very used to it.
How are you, Mary?
- What do you think?
Seven months locked
with a blind girl for company.
You're not ill?
- No.
Fatigue and melancholy
No illnesses.
Where is Sefton?
- Bye, dad.
Did your mother and your sister
No company account?
Sometimes.
- Attack him not hard, come.
Do not you see
I have taken?
Honey.
Spores.
- That what you wanted?
You're late.
He got them all from Lord Farrar.
And better than this pair, I'm afraid.
- Is that so?
He is his godfather,
He may quite something.
Of course. Why was he here?
He stayed near
and came to us with some friends.
Did you guess?
- I had to, it's my own house.
Otherwise it was inappropriate.
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