Courage Mountain Page #3

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responded to the telegram l sent him.

And as for Ursula,

her case is far more complicated.

Ursula! Heidi!

Help these soldiers.

Now, here, you take this...

...and you take this, take it all.

And the blankets, too.

Probably end up as saddle blankets

for their sweaty horses.

They think they can just march

into my home...

...and take anything they like.

Bunch of silly soldiers.

Silly schoolboys playing at soldiers.

They belong back in the nursery.

This is my school, my beloved school!

Now, children, you'll catch your death

of cold if you go out dressed that way.

Put on your coats

and bring a single change of clothing.

No teddy bears, no dollies.

My lady, in his kindness, Signor Bonelli

has opened his orphanage to you.

You're all going there for the night.

Come on.

Don't be silly!

We have no intention of going

to that man's diseased institution.

l've been ordered by the Governor himself.

By the Governor's command, l must

take these children to my orphanage...

...until further notice.

This is impossible!

-There must be a mistake.

-Signora, everything is in order.

Please have the children

gather their things.

No, you don't mean that.

l mean, something's gone wrong.

You don't understand who that man is!

Those children are under my care.

l will not let them go!

You don't understand. l will not!

This is my house...

...and this man will not

take those children away!

Take your hands off me!

Get in!

Oh, my!

Poor little things, turned out of their home.

Unwanted.

Pretty.

We need to get you to bed.

We don't burn much lantern oil at night.

Waste not, want not. We like darkness.

This is the girls' side.

Over there is the boys' side.

We don't mix, ever.

l'm sure you'll be very happy here.

Una...

...due...

...tre...

...quattro.

Go up!

There'll be absolutely no talking.

Get off!

l thought you had a grandfather.

What happened to him?

Are you an orphan now?

There'll be absolutely no talking!

-You tell him.

-No!

We'll wait for Mrs. Hillary.

llsa, Gudrun and Ursula and l

would like to go home now.

-Confiscate her breakfast!

-And no lunch!

Yes, of course no lunch.

l do not like impudence.

Take your seat.

What did he say?

l think we've been stolen.

l want to see Signor Bonelli.

Madame Hillary.

l have come here to collect my girls.

We will be taking rooms

at the Pensione Bruno.

-What a nasty little fleabag.

-No worse than this filthy establishment.

-Filth? l don't see any filth here.

-Naturally, you wouldn't.

l shall be waiting here

while you go fetch my children.

Signora, l wish l could help you out.

But these unfortunate children

have been placed in my hands...

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