The Tale Page #2
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- 2018
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full set of emotions blossoming
into womanhood."
You see? Even your English
teacher knew without telling me.
Can you just let me sit
with my own memories?
No, I want you to nail them.
Mom, please.
It makes me want
to see her again.
Who are you?
Jennifer.
- Who?
- Jenny.
The girl over there
arriving at your house.
Mrs. G:
Oh. Jenny.
You're coming to spend
the summer here.
Jennifer:
So you remember me?
You've had a few lessons.
Jennifer:
Am I talented?
Am I a good rider?
Mrs. G:
No, I wouldn't say so.
Not a natural.
Your family's rich, though.
- Jews.
- Jews?
I'd never met a Jew
until I came to America.
Jews don't ride horses.
Ever seen a Jew
competing at Brighton?
I suppose I should
get on with it.
- Hi, there.
- Man:
You must be Jane.- I am.
I'm Aaron,
it's nice to meet you.
- So nice to meet you finally.
- Finally face-to-face.
- It's a pleasure.
- Jenny, how are you?
- Good, how are you?
I'm well, I'm well.
Let's take him
to the stalls.
Okay.
Hey, Mom, what did you say
Becky's address was?
Can you text it to me?
Jennifer:
Why are you telling
this story, Jenny?
a story to tell,
but nothing ever happened
to me before.
- This is a beautiful
piece of property.
- Oh, thank you.
Young Jennifer:
She was the most beautiful
woman I had ever met.
Oh, it's so nice
to have her...
I knew my father
would fall for her.
Everyone did.
I did.
And there are
two other girls
who are joining Jenny
this afternoon.
- I see.
- Which is lovely.
Good number, I think.
Not too many to keep
an eyeball on.
Aaron:
with this horse business
I didn't understand it.
- Really?
( laughs )
I see now how good
it is for her, though.
Do you know,
in Russia, Jews were
not allowed to ride horses?
- Dad!
- What?
Because no Jew could be higher
than a Russian.
But Jenny's great-great-uncle,
he was very tall.
- And he rode a horse.
- Dad, please.
- What?
- You ready to work hard
for the next
few weeks, missus?
Yes.
Right, off we go.
on radio )
( chuckles )
Take the salad, Franny.
You take the rest.
Thank you, Becky.
And you, Mrs. Cat.
It's hot. Use your gloves,
please.
Never, ever, ever put
a pie crust on the bottom.
It only gets soggy.
That and the raisins
are the secret to
But don't you
tell anyone.
Off you go.
Dr. G and I
are so pleased
to welcome you to our home
for what we're sure will be
a fine summer season.
Franny, would you lead us
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