Leave Her to Heaven
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:08:02
Too briefly.
:08:04
I've got the car right here, folks.
Are you all ready? Come on.

:08:10
- Did you say Harland?
- Richard Harland.

:08:16
Oh, Mr. Harland, I'm terribly sorry.
:08:19
I doubt if I'll ever forgive you.
:08:21
Wait till you get a look
at the new colts.

:08:23
Oh, I bet they're darling.
:08:25
Ellen, we've got plenty
of wild turkey this year.

:08:28
Wonderful.
- Big as ostriches, twice as ornery.

:08:31
Hope you people
are all good and hungry.

:09:00
- Here we are.
- Mom, they're here! They're here!

:09:04
- Welcome to Rancho Jacinto.
Thank you, Glen.

:09:06
- Mother, isn't it wonderful?
- It's beautiful.

:09:11
Ruth.
:09:13
Oh, my dear.
:09:15
Margaret.
:09:17
I did want to come to meet you...
:09:18
...but I thought it best to stay here
to supervise dinner.

:09:21
- Ellen, how are you?
- How are you?

:09:23
Dick, it's so good seeing you.
But where's Danny?

:09:26
- He couldn't quite make it, Louise.
- Oh, I'm terribly sorry.

:09:29
- Is he still at Warm Springs?
- Yes, he's getting along fine.

:09:32
Oh, good.
You'll probably want to change.

:09:34
Come on, I'll show you your room.
:09:41
Those trout
were in the stream hours ago.

:09:44
- You couldn't get that in Boston.
Perhaps, but our codfish...

:09:47
I was born and raised
in Boston myself.

:09:49
I yield to no one
in my passion for codfish.

:09:52
- I hate codfish.
- So do I.

:09:54
- Children, that's rank disloyalty.
- It's treason.

:09:56
Mr. Harland, what do you think?
:09:58
Mrs. Robie,
I'm what you call a salmon man.


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