Les Miserables Page #10

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for eight years now.

You look a lot like him.

No one ever told you that?

I repeat, sir:

You're making a mistake.

My name is Ursule Fauchelevent.

I've lived here for 14 years.

I'm in the National Guard.

Here are my papers.

Men!

- At last!

- Your father's safe.

Thank God. I know.

Toussaint just came from

the other house with a note, but -

But?

- We're leaving for England.

- When?

Don't be angry.

Let me explain.

When do you leave?

- Maybe tomorrow.

- Tomorrow?

I'll give you the address.

Join us.

In England?

With what money?

I'm in debt to Courfeyrac,

my landlady, everyone.

I've broken

with my grandfather for good.

Listen how you speak to me.

Don't cry, Cosette darling.

I love you.

I can only be happy with you.

Don't just tell me.

Tell your father.

Get out, sir.

No, Father! You don't know

what he just did for you.

I know the harm

he can do me. Get out.

- It's your right.

- I'm yours.

You won't see her again.

I have nothing

but respect for you, sir.

You're Cosette's father.

But we love each other,

and you can't change that.

If my mother were still alive,

she'd be

more understanding than you.

Do you know

this young man's parents?

He has only his grandfather,

Mr. Gillenormand.

Where does he live?

6 rue des Filles du Calvaire.

Very well.

I'll go see him.

But are we still going

to England?

Not anymore.

Thank you, Father!

I love you so!

Yes...

you love me so.

Father, look over there.

You see that?

What are those wagons?

Who are those people?

It's a convoy of convicts.

Where are they taking them?

To the penal colonies.

The poor things!

But Father...

are they... still human?

Sometimes.

END OF PART TWO:

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