The Little Princess Page #8
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- I'll wait for you dear.|- Good-bye.
- Be sure to come back Sara.|- I will.
Poor little thing. She'll never stop|hoping.
- I insist that you send for my brother.|-Very well Mame, but you can't get|in. Brother or no brother.
- We will get in. My brother will see to that.|- I hope you're right Mame.
All filled now. This man will have to|wait until the next ambulance.
I think you'd better take him into the waiting|room. These halls are much too drafty.
- I very sorry that you couldn't find your father.|- Thank-you just the same sir.
He may be on the next convoy of|wounded. I wouldn't give up hope.|I won't sir.
- Good-bye and God bless.|- Good-bye.
I know that they were stolen. That is|perposterous! I can prove it and I|intend to turn her over to the authorities.
She is in this hospital and I intend|to find her. I insist that every room|be searched.
Sara...
Sara...
Daddy...
Daddy, daddy! It is you! I found|you, I found you!
They said you were dead, but I|knew you weren't. I knew you'd|come back.
Oh daddy, hold me, hold me close.|You won't ever go away again, will you?
What's the matter daddy? Why|won't you talk to me?
Don't you know me daddy? I'm|Sara, I'm Sara.
- Where is my daughter?|- Oh daddy, something's happened to you.
Mr. Bertie! Mr. Bertie! Oh daddy,|you've got to know me.
Look at me!
You mustn't cry. You mustn't cry.
- We must be good soldiers you know.|- But I have been a good soldier|daddy, but you don't know me.
- My little Sara never cries.|- But I'm Sara, I'm Sara!
Yes, yes,...Sara! Sara!
Sara, my darling. My baby Sara.
Sara my darling. My little Sara.
- Oh don't be ridiculous Amanada. - Well then|how do you account for those silk covers, those|robes and those other things that are there.
Perhaps a little bird brought them in. Perhaps|they grew legs and walked in. I don't know.|One thing I do know is little Sara wouldn't steal them.
Bertie! Yes? Berties, what do you think has|happened? Little Princess has found her father.|She's found him!
- Captain Crew is alive?|- Of course he's alive! How could|she find him if he wasn't alive?
- Oh Mr. Bertie, I found my father.|- Darling, I'm so glad.
Daddy, it's Your Majesty.
My daddy.
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