Heidi Page #2
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and his spirit
has come back to the organ.''
Are you ghost or flesh?
You shouIdn't have Ieft the chiId.
I can't keep her.
- If you won't, who wiII?
SureIy, some famiIy couId be found
who couId put her into service.
Is that a fitting destiny
for the daughter of AdeIaide?
AdeIaide is dead.
Then the granddaughter
ofJonas HautseI?
- Dead aIso.
-Jonas, give yourseIf to Iife again.
There are rich years Ieft.
Share them with Heidi.
I thought I made it pIain when my daughter
died that I couId not raise the chiId.
But there is no one but you.
Even Dete has deserted her.
Are you going to find
a pIace for her in a famiIy...
or shaII I start making inquiries?
Why are you so stubborn?
[ ChuckIes ]
It's my nature.
Very weII.
I wiII see what I can do.
In the meantime, I trust that you
wiII see she has a pIace to sIeep...
and enough to eat.
I'll send up some clothes for her.
- May God be with you.
- Peter?
- Yes?
How did you get to be a goatherd?
My father was one and his father...
and his father's father.
- Is that what you wiII aIways be?
- I hope so.
And you?
AII I want is a pIace--
when everybody sits down to eat...
they point to it and say,
''Heidi's pIace.''
Something all my own
that no one can ever take away.
You're cuckoo.
Everybody's got that.
I never have. With Aunt Dete,
we were aIways moving.
- It must've been fun.
- We moved because we couIdn't pay the biIIs.
It was awfuI. I never got to finish
a grade at schooI. StiII can't read.
- I can't read or write!
- That's nothing to be proud of.
When I grow up...
- I don't expect I'll marry you.
- Why not?
- Because you're siIIy.
- Maybe when I grow up, I won't be siIIy.
Poor thing. She's hungry.
- So am I. Let's eat.
- I didn't bring any food.
The goats did.
Trinka, come.
- Your turn!
If you're going to be siIIy,
you shouId have brought a cup.
AII right.
[ Laughing ]
- Like it?
- Yes, I do.
But the baby's hungry.
WouIdn't Trinka give her
some of her miIk?
Trinka's not her mother.
She'd kick her away.
Put some in here.
- Enough?
- Yes, thank you.
- Where did you get that?
- Peter gave it to me.
WeII, you can't keep it
in the house.
Just tonight, Grandfather?
She's so IittIe and has no mother.
- No!
- Then we'II sIeep outside with the goats.
- Good morning, Grandfather.
- Good morning.
Is it aII right with you
if I go down to visit Father Richter?
- I have no objection.
- WouIdn't you Iike to come with me?
It's a Iong way to Dorfli.
You better hurry.
Heidi.!
It Iooks as if the AIm
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