Here's Your Life Page #3
- Year:
- 1966
- 14 Views
Yes, I'd rather get that.
But I don't know...
But what if she was beautiful?
I don't know.
-But...
-An even 2000?
OK, just this once.
Let's see what Olof's got!
-Watch out, you rascal!
-You bastard! Ape!
I'll run for help.
Lift, goddammit!
Does it hurt like hell?
Get a ride, dammit!
Hello!
Come with me. There's
been an accident by the sawmill.
-He's not that badly wounded.
-Shut up. Turn off the saw!
Carry him carefully! Careful!
Careful...
There, there....
Now we're going to the doctor.
Which doctor?
The doctor, dammit!
The infirmary, idiot!
Poor lad.
You'll have to figure out
something to do until he's back.
Given that it's not
that serious with Oskar.
You don't want to
lose any wages, right?
Yes...
We have to be
more careful in the future.
Yes, well...
If you're just careful
there won't be any accidents.
Unless there is...an accident.
No, but they
have to have their timber!
Let's hope for the best.
It's a waste
to just let the saw stand idle.
Not for my sake.
It doesn't make sense
for you to go home.
You make the decision,
but it would be good
if you could load the wagon today.
You'll have to get by.
I won't deduct the hours
that Larsson is gone.
You can tell Larsson
that nothing will be deducted.
Nothing will be deducted...no.
It's big. It costs at least 2.50.
But it will only happen once.
To Oskar, that is.
You read, Olof.
I don't see too well.
"The Lord has, in His
infinite mercy, through an accident,"
"called to Him,
our beloved son and brother,"
"Oskar Emmanuel Larsson."
"Born the 27 January 1902."
"Died the 3 February 1916".
"Johan and Louisa Larsson,
F Petersson,"
"Lars, Anna, Britta,"
"Karl, Stina, Gustav."
You're careful, right?
I was thinking...
I'd like to work the saw.
This is no job for me.
So you want to let others do
what you don't want to do yourself?
Lift, dammit!
Lights out, dammit!
You should study English. That's
useful in America and at sea.
It would be much better
if people couldn't read.
It turns everyone
into Socialist bastards.
I knew a man
who read evenings and nights.
You have to have education
to be able to stand it.
We're making quick progress, I see.
My, my... That must be three sacks
you've managed to do in half a day.
-That's diligent.
-It's 15.
15? And they were big ones, as well?
Yes, they were big.
I knew that you were that kind!
Pick up the sack and
don't just stand there like a fool.
No.
That kind of talk
won't do at my saw!
I don't give a damn about that.
You could have stayed
until the end of the day.
-No, I have to go now.
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