User: PseudoSkull
File: Way_Down_East_(film,_1920).webm
Author: D. W. Griffith
Publisher: United Artists
Year: 1920
PD: PD/US|1948
Note:
Cat: Drama film, Films based on plays
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{{c|{{lg|{{uc|Way Down East}}}}
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{{asc|Copyright 1920 by [[Author:D. W. Griffith|D. W. Griffith]]}}}}
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00:14
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{{c|From [['Way Down East (Grismer)|the novel]] and<br>
Wm. A. Brady's [['Way Down East (Parker)|play]] by<br>
{{uc|[[Author:Lottie Blair Parker|Lottie Blair Parker]]}}<br>
elaborated by<br>
{{uc|[[Author:Joseph R. Grismer|Jos. R. Grismer]]}}{{dhr}}
Scenario by<br>
{{uc|Anthony Paul Kelly}}
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00:25
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{{c|
Under the Personal Direction<br>
of<br>
{{uc|[[Author:D. W. Griffith|D. W. Griffith]]}}
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A Simple Story<br>
of Plain People.
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00:37
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{{c|Since the beginning of time man has been polygamous—even the saints of Biblical history—but the Son of Man gave a new thought, and the world is growing nearer the true ideal. He gave of One Man for One Woman.}}
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00:58
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{{c|Not by laws—our Statutes are now overburdened by ignored laws—but within the heart of man, the truth must bloom that his greatest happiness lies in his purity and constancy.}}
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01:12
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{{c|Today Woman brought up from childhood to expect {{uc|one constant mate}} possibly suffers more than at any point in the history of mankind, because not yet has the man-animal reached this high standard—except perhaps in theory.}}
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01:30
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{{c|If there is anything in this story that brings home to men the suffering caused by our selfishness, perhaps it will not be in vain.}}
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01:42
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{{c|Time and place—in the story world of make-believe, Characters—nowhere—yet everywhere; Incidents—never occurred—yet always happening.}}
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01:56
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{{c|Let us suppose a remote village in New England.}}
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02:16
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Anna Moore and her mother.
{{c|We call her "Anna"—we might have called her "Woman"—for is not hers the story—}}
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02:48
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{{c|Sore need of money drives the mother to appeal to the Tremonts, their rich relatives in Boston.}}
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03:12
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{{c|"Oh, Mother, I hate to ask them for money."}}
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03:23
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{{c|So, through the troubled twilight. . . .}}
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03:45
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{{c|"All right, Mother, I'll go."}}
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03:59
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{{c|The departure.}}
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04:14
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{{c|"Tell Cousin Emma I made this hug-me-tight with my own hands."}}
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04:35
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{{c|"The fashion paper says these gloves are in style in the city."}}
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05:16
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{{c|An errand undertaken with the tremulous footsteps that ever mark the trail of the "poor relation."}}
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05:36
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{{c|Her cousins, the Tremonts, were giving a bridge whist party the afternoon of Anna's arrival.}}
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06:09
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{{c|Cousin Emma Tremont herself.}}
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06:24
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{{c|Diana Tremont—her daughter.}}
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06:51
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{{c|An occasional interloper in Society—the dashing Lennox Anderson, who depends for his living upon a rich father.}}
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07:06-07:11
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{{c|He has three specialties—ladies—<u>Ladies</u>—and {{uc|Ladies}}.}}
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08:32
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{{c|"There is a young person—says she's your Cousin Anna Moore—from Greenville."}}
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09:09
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{{c|"My dear child! Whatever brought you here?"}}
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09:21
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{{c|"Well, you see, things haven't been going very well—and we wanted to ask you—if—if—"}}
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09:36
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{{c|Courage failing, she changes the subject to the hug-me-tight.}}
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11:08
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{{c|"I beg your pardon."}}
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11:31
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{{c|Mrs. Tremont imparts the embarrassing news of the country cousin's arrival to her daughters.}}
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11:44
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{{c|"Well, get rid of her."}}
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11:54
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{{c|But to impress their eccentric, but enormously rich aunt, the sisters pretend to be nice to Anna.}}
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12:18
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{{c|"I knew you both from your pictures."}}
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12:53
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{{c|"Yes, I expect to stay quite a time—that is, if we suit each other."}}
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13:09
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{{c|{{uc|Chapter II}}
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Near the country estate of the Sanderson family is Bartlett Village.}}
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13:23
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{{c|Also the home of Squire Bartlett, the richest farmer in the neighborhood.}}
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13:36
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{{c|The clock hand points to blossoms—and awakening.}}
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14:11
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{{c|David Bartlett, though of plain stock, has been tutored by poets and visions wide as the world.}}
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14:36
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{{c|Squire Bartlett, a stern old puritan, who lives according to his own conception of the Scriptures, particularly the "Thou Shalt Nots".}}
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14:54
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{{c|Mrs. Bartlett, whose gentle soul is as sweet as her beloved Scriptures.}}
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15:08
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{{c|Day dreams of twenty-one.}}
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15:30
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{{c|The great Tremont ball—the climax of the social season.}}
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16:13
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{{c|Anna's dress that she and her mother had made in case she should go out in Society.}}
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16:36
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{{c|"It's quite all right—and from the balcony you can see us dancing."}}
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17:30
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{{c|Solely to pique the sisters of whom she is not over-fond, the aunt makes different arrangements for Anna.}}
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18:18
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{{c|"Oh, Aunty!—This dress—where's the top?"}}
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19:02
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{{c|Beneath the alcove lights' golden glow.}}
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19:11
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{{c|Anna's delicate beauty a whip to Sanderson's jaded appetite.}}
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20:16
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{{c|"In your beauty lives again Elaine, the lily maid, love dreaming at Astolat."}}
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21:16
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{{c|"Tell me more."}}
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21:49
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{{c|Cousin Emma hurries Anna off to bed—perhaps in fear of her own daughters being outshone.}}
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22:18
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{{c|The susceptible Sanderson obsessed by a new desire.}}
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22:58
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{{c|Sanderson, after managing several meetings, finally lures Anna to the apartment to meet a mythical aunt.}}
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23:17
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{{c|"Wait—I'll call Aunty."}}
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23:37
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{{c|"Strange, she isn't here."}}
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23:43
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{{c|"Just five minutes! She'll be back any time."}}
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23:51
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{{c|"If she doesn't come in five minutes—I must go."}}
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25:06
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{{c|"You don't understand. . ."}}
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25:14
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{{c|"I mean—I want you to—to marry me."}}
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25:36
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{{c|Anna's inexperienced heart caught in a tide of infatuation.}}
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26:14
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{{c|"Oh, I'm just going to tell everybody."}}
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26:27
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{{c|But Sanderson, dreading to cross the wishes of his rich father, upon whom he is dependent, persuades Anna to promise secrecy.}}
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27:13
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{{c|The cynical aunt leaves for her annual trip to Europe.}}
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27:19
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{{Way Down East (film)/Scene Missing|Scene|The aunt and her two daughters meet Anna in the front hall.}}
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27:27
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{{c|"Did you say you were going home tomorrow, Anna?"}}
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27:33
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{{c|"No—oh, yes, I am—that's right."}}
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27:39
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{{c|Sanderson belongs to a class which, if it cannot get what it wants in one way, it will go to any length to get it in another.}}
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28:04
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{{c|Evil plans—}}
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28:13
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{{c|Passion's urge knows no conscience and various its ways to betrayal.}}
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28:38
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{{c|Sanderson induces Anna to marry secretly before going home.}}
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29:45
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{{c|Far away it happens that David Bartlett is dreaming a troubled dream.}}
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30:43
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{{c|"Don't worry—everything's all right. Don't you trust me?"}}
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31:08
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{{c|So—it is done.}}
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31:48
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{{c|The bridal suite at Rose Tree Inn.}}
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32:31
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{{c|To her it is the fulfillment of the dreams of girlhood—to him but another adventure.}}
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33:05
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{{c|Here conscience knocks at the door—perhaps the slightest interruption might still avert this tragedy, but...}}
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33:37
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{{c|"My—my husband!"}}
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34:37
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{{c|The afternoon the Bartlett postoffice was robbed.}}
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34:58
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{{c|The dread minion of the Law—Rube Whipple, Constable.}}
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35:50
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{{c|Seth Holcomb waiting for Martha Perkins, whom he has been following around for twenty years.}}
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36:05
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{{c|Seth takes his liquor under the name of "Long Life Bitters".}}
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36:19
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{{c|Martha Perkins—a relic—nobody needs a newspaper when she is around.}}
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36:39
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{{c|The Constable on the man hunt.}}
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36:47
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{{c|Napoleon, his fiery steed.}}
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36:53
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{{c|Napoleon refuses to climb the hill.}}
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37:23
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{{c|The temptation of Napoleon.}}
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38:02
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{{c|"These men! I just can't keep 'em from followin' me."}}
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38:30
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{{c|"Great news! Postoffice bin robbed! Dollar eighty-two cents in postage stamps, eighteen postal cards! Heavy loss to the gov'ment!"}}
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38:56
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{{c|"I'll 'low no man to laugh at the law, Seth Holcomb!"}}
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39:07
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{{Way Down East (film)/Scene Missing|Action|Seth and the Constable start to fight.}}
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39:23
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{{c|They both win.}}
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39:45
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{{c|{{uc|Chapter IV.}}
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One day of honeymoon before Anna starts home with her great secret.}}
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39:58
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{{c|"Promise now—only two days!"}}
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40:27
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{{c|Anna's return home.}}
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40:53
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{{c|Anna relieves her mother's anxiety with happy, mysterious hints of wealth to come.}}
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41:15
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{{c|The old way too pleasant to give up.}}
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41:47
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{{c|Less and less frequent their secret meetings until at last....}}
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42:15
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{{Way Down East (film)/Mrs. Lennox Sanderson etc.}}
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43:54
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{{c|In answer to her urgent letter....}}
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44:28
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{{c|"All right—I'll wait."}}
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44:59
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{{Way Down East (film)/Mrs. Lennox Sanderson etc.}}
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45:12
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{{c|"You haven't told anyone about our marriage?"}}
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45:18
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{{c|She tells him of a tender new reason why the secret cannot be kept any longer.}}
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45:36
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{{c|"You mustn't tell <u>anyone</u>!"}}
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45:57-46:05
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{{c|"Well—if you <u>must</u> know the truth—because we aren't married at all!"}}
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46:36
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{{c|"You're just joking—tell me, aren't you joking?"}}
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46:52
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{{c|"{{uc|We must}} be married—see—see—our ring...."}}
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48:07
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{{c|"Marriage would have meant my losing everything—I intended to make it right—but—"}}
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48:33
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{{c|"For Heaven's sake, don't make a scene! I'll let you have lots of money and you can go away."}}
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49:33
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{{c|"Mother! {{uc|Mother}}!"}}
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49:53
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{{c|When the mother returns—}}
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50:29
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{{c|Some time afterwards—left alone by her mother's death—Anna hides away with her shame in the village of Belden."}}
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50:58
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{{c|Maternity—Woman's Gethesemane.}}
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51:07
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{{c|Shadows across the time dial.
{{hr|10em}}
The baby without a name.}}
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52:14
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{{c|"My child, your baby is very sick."}}
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52:32
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{{c|"Ten drops of this in a little water every hour until I return."}}
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52:56
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{{c|"Where's your husband?"}}
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53:06
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{{c|"Oh, he's—he's away."}}
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53:25
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{{c|The landlady solemnly reminds Anna that if the baby dies without being baptized, it will never see God.}}
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54:08
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{{c|Helpless and alone in the dreadful hours of the night, and stricken with a terrible fear for her baby's soul....}}
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54:43
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{{c|....she herself performs the sacred rite.}}
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54:58
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{{c|"In the name of the Father, and of the Son,—"}}
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55:16
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{{c|"...and of the Holy Ghost..."}}
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55:32
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{{c|"—I baptize thee—'{{uc|Trust Lennox}}'."}}
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56:04
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{{c|The vigil.}}
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56:14
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{{c|The little hands grow cold upon her breast.}}
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57:28
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{{c|"My child, your baby is dead."}}
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58:15
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{{c|Sanderson on his country estate at Bartlett.}}
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58:41
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{{c|"Everybody is talking about you having no husband—I guess you'll have to leave."}}
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59:23
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{{c|Upon her back the age-old Cross.
{{hr|10em}}
The Pilgrimage.}}
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1:00:14
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{{c|Hi Holler, the Bartlett's chore boy, sprucing up in the barn to meet Kate, the Squire's niece.}}
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1:00:25-1:00:28
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{{c|{{uc|Mic.<br>Axle Grease}}}}
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1:00:50
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{{c|A reckless spectator.}}
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1:01:17
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{{c|"Oh, Hi! Hi Holler! Hurry up! It's time to fetch Kate!"}}
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1:02:23
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{{c|Anna, in search of work, reaches Bartlett Village.}}
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1:02:56
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{{c|Kate, the Squire's niece, returns from a short trip to Boston.}}
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1:03:19
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{{c|The Professor, summer boarder at Squire Bartlett's. He studies butterflies—and pursues his studies.}}
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1:04:02
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{{c|"Is this the <u>young</u> niece you were expecting from Boston?"}}
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1:06:25
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{{c|"I am looking for work."}}
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1:06:40
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{{c|"Work? You don't 'pear to have no strength to work."}}
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1:07:06
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{{c|"Where ye from? Whose your folks?"}}
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1:07:19
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{{c|"I haven't any folks."}}
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1:07:43
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{{c|"For all we know she might be some loose woman wanderin' 'round. I won't take her inter my hum!"}}
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1:08:02
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{{c|"Sorry, young lady, but I ain't got nothin' for ye."}}
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1:08:22
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{{c|"Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these—ye have done it unto me!"}}
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1:08:36
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{{c|"That's Scripture, Father."}}
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1:08:55
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{{c|"All right, Mother, we'll try her. Nobody can't ever say I went agin' the Scriptures!"}}
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1:09:41
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{{c|"Whatever your troubles, child, remember, the Lord is your Shepherd, you shall not want."}}
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1:10:23
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{{c|Kate's homecoming.}}
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1:10:50
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{{c|"It has been settled by the Squire and his family, since Kate's and David's childhood that they are to marry."}}
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1:11:29
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{{c|Open admiration.}}
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1:11:54
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{{c|The Professor, meeting Kate, is converted to the scientific theory of Love at first sight.}}
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1:12:25
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{{c|"Oh, Professor, my shoe is untied."}}
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1:14:19
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{{c|"Well, well, neighbor Sanderson, haven't seen you since Kate went away."}}
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1:14:35
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{{c|Kate—Sanderson's newest infatuation.}}
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1:15:07
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{{c|"David, you'll have time before supper to show Neighbor Sanderson that heifer he wants to buy."}}
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1:17:45
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{{c|"What are you doing here?"}}
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1:17:56
{{ft/d|
{{c|"I am working."}}
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1:18:07
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{{c|"You can't stay here—I live right across the way."}}
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1:18:32
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{{c|"Come right in, Mr. Sanderson! Supper's ready."}}
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1:19:52
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{{c|"Your father was right. I'm afraid I'm not strong enough for this work."}}
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1:20:06
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{{c|"Please don't go away, Miss Moore! I—we all—like you very much. You'll get stronger after awhile, and..."}}
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1:20:40
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{{c|"Anna! David! Come right in."}}
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1:21:29
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{{c|{{lg|{{uc|End of Part I}}}}}}
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1:21:44
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{{c|{{lg|{{uc|Way Down East}}}}<br>
Part II
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{{asc|Copyright 1920 by [[Author:D. W. Griffith|D. W. Griffith]]}}}}
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1:21:58
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{{c|Meanwhile, Anna, her past still a closed book, has become a beloved member of the household.}}
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1:22:57
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{{c|And then—Kate—}}
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1:23:00
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{{Way Down East (film)/Scene Missing|Scene|Sanderson tries to embrace Kate as they walk in the garden. Kate exits.}}
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1:24:15
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{{c|Knowing only Anna's blameless life among them, David thrilled with the thought that she is the virginal white flower of his dreams.}}
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1:24:47
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{{c|By the river and the distant music of the falls—Around them the sweet scent of summer fields.}}
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1:25:09
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{{c|There David points out the two forks of the river, that go into one....}}
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1:25:27
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{{ppoem|
And all athrill with a great sincere love,
Visions to her how they two might go,
On through life together...
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1:25:44
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{{ppoem|
"One heart for one heart,
One soul for one soul,
One love for one love,
Even through Eternity."
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1:26:02
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{{c|At last the great overwhelming love—only to be halted by the stark ghosts of her past.}}
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1:26:31
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{{c|"I'm only trying to say I love you, Anna—it seems I've always loved you!"}}
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1:26:59
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{{c|So she tells him he must never speak like this again.}}
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1:27:43
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{{ppoem|
The summer goes, the winter comes,
We cannot rule the year,
Nor can we rule the barque of Fate,
Nor all its strange ways steer.
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1:28:08
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{{c|The Professor's love—burdened heart brings him down to the country to see Kate.}}
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1:29:04
{{ft/d|
{{c|"I'm going ter read yer some funny jokes."}}
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1:29:14
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{{c|"Why does a chicken cross the road?"}}
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1:29:20
{{ft/d|
{{c|"None of the rooster's business."}}
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1:29:30
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{{c|"Ain't that funny?"}}
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1:29:39
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Three eggs—two bad."}}
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1:30:40
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{{c|"Miss Kate—I want to ask—if you will—be—my—"}}
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1:32:01
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{{Way Down East (film)/Scene Missing|Action|Seth asks for part of the newspaper. The Constable tears off a small piece, laughs, and hands it to Seth.}}
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1:32:39
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{{c|"The ice is going out soon. When the river starts you'd better look out down below there!"}}
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1:32:50
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{{c|Anna goes to the store after forgotten goodies for the big party planned for the evening.}}
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1:33:07
{{ft/s|
{{c|The villain still pursues her.}}
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1:34:19
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{{c|The sewing circle next to the grocery store.}}
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1:35:14
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{{c|Maria Poole, the landlady from Belden, visits Bartlett.}}
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1:36:51
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{{c|"That's Anna Moore—lives down to Squire Bartlett's."}}
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1:37:04
{{ft/d|
{{c|"<u>Moore?</u> Her name ain't Moore. . ."}}
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1:37:11
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{{c|"She lived at my house—'Mrs. Lennox', she called herself—but she never had no husband at all!"}}
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1:37:39
{{ft/d|
{{c|"And then—there was a <u>baby!</u>"}}
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1:38:15
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{{c|The Squire thinks it time that David and Kate come to an understanding.}}
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1:38:48
{{ft/d|
{{c|"It's my bounden duty to go and expose this woman to the Squire."}}
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1:39:10
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Father's set on our getting married but I don't think we can without proper love—do you?"}}
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1:40:24
{{ft/s|
{{c|To the Squire's—bursting with the great news.}}
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1:42:49
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Suppose, Squire, I had been like you suspected when you first saw me? Would there be any hope of forgiveness?"}}
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1:43:05
{{ft/d|
{{c|"When the law's broke, it's broke, ain't it? A wrong's a wrong and nothin' can make it right."}}
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1:43:22
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Of course—I was just supposing."}}
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1:43:34
{{ft/s|
{{c|On their way to the big barn dance.}}
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1:45:07
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Maria Poole, from Belden, was at the sewing circle and she says. . . ."}}
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1:45:29
{{ft/d|
{{c|"No. I shouldn't tell you!"}}
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1:45:36
{{ft/d|
{{c|"It's that. . . ."}}
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1:45:52
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Oh, it's awful. . . ."}}
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1:45:59
{{ft/s|
{{c|But before Martha tells her thrilling news. . . .}}
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1:46:19
{{ft/s|
{{c|On their way to the big party, they stop to warm up at the Squire's with an old-fashioned dance.}}
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1:47:21
{{ft/d|
{{c|"No, I am not invited to the party."}}
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1:47:36
{{ft/s|
{{c|The Professor—dazed but happy.}}
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1:49:20p
{{ft/d|
{{score missing}}
{{ppoem|
"All bound 'round with a woolen string!
A great big hat with a great big brim,
All bound 'round, all bound 'round,
All bound 'round with a woolen string!"
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1:50:05
{{ft/s|
{{c|David, for some reason, suddenly discovers he is not interested in the party.}}
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1:50:34
{{ft/s|
{{c|The neighbors' barn dance.}}
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1:51:33
{{ft/s|
{{c|More and more worried by Anna's presence—also afraid she will interfere in his pursuit of Kate—Sanderson—}}
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1:51:47
{{ft/d|
{{c|"I can't have you around here where I live!"}}
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1:52:18
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Suppose they find out about your past life? You'd <u>have</u> to get out then!"}}
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1:52:29
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Suppose they find out about {{uc|your}} past life!"}}
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1:52:43
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Oh, it's different with a {{uc|man}}! He's supposed to sow his wild oats."}}
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1:54:36
{{ft/s|
{{c|At last Martha gets her opportunity with the Squire.}}
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1:55:12
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Does Lennox Sanderson mean anything to you?"}}
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1:55:22
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Why do you ask such a question?"}}
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1:55:34
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Because I can't keep silent any longer."}}
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1:55:49
{{ft/d|
{{c|"I love you! I want you to be my wife."}}
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1:56:18
{{ft/d|
{{c|"It's about Anna Moore. She lived in Belden under the name of 'Lennox'—<u>Mrs. Lennox!</u>"}}
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1:56:31-1:56:38
{{ft/d|
{{c|"A baby was born—but there warn't no weddin' ring to her finger."}}
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1:56:59
{{ft/d|
{{c|"I'll drive her out of the house—this night."}}
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1:57:08
{{ft/d|
{{c|"No, father—you must have proof."}}
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1:57:20
{{ft/d|
{{c|"I'll go to Belden in the morning—and if it is true—"}}
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1:57:32
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Please! Please don't!"}}
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1:57:56
{{ft/d|
{{c|"I can never be {{uc|any man's wife}}!"}}
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1:58:49
{{ft/s|
{{c|The next morning. The Squire on his way to Belden to investigate Martha's story.}}
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1:59:18
{{ft/d|
{{c|"The Squire's on important business, is he?"}}
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1:59:41
{{ft/s|
{{Way Down East (film)/Scene Missing|Scene|David meets Anna in the dining room—}}
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1:59:51
{{ft/d|
{{c|"There is no life without you, Anna! You {{uc|must}} give me a reason."}}
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1:59:55
{{ft/s|
{{c|Falteringly, Anna reminds David of his duty to marry Kate.}}
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2:00:01
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Anna. You {{uc|do}} love me!"}}
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2:00:06
{{ft/s|
{{Way Down East (film)/Scene Missing|Scene|—After David leaves, the mother and Kate comfort Anna.}}
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2:00:15
{{ft/d|
{{c|"You terrible woman! You knew it was intended he should marry Kate!"}}
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2:00:22
{{ft/d|
{{c|"If David loves you—he'll marry no one else, Anna."}}
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2:00:29
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Whatever shall we do?"}}
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2:00:32
{{ft/s|
{{c|So it happens that Sanderson. . .}}
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2:01:22
{{ft/s|
{{c|At noon the Squire arrives in Belden.}}
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2:01:30
{{ft/i|
{{c|{{xx-larger|{{uc|Belden House}}}}}}
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2:01:56
{{ft/d|
{{c|"It's all true. Why, her baby was born in this very room."}}
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2:02:31
{{ft/s|
{{c|Late afternoon.}}
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2:03:15
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Roses in wintertime! Lan' sakes!"}}
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2:03:26
{{ft/s|
{{c|Anna frightened by a realization of Kate's danger.}}
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2:03:32
{{ft/s|
{{Way Down East (film)/Scene Missing|Action|Sanderson holds Kate's hand, but is interrupted by Anna, who deliberately drops a plate of biscuits near him.}}
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2:04:50
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Don't want no supper of your gettin'!"}}
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2:05:08
{{ft/d|
{{c|"The time's come for you to get your things and get out of this house!"}}
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2:05:30
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Don't want no words! Just get out!"}}
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2:06:23
{{ft/d|
{{c|"It means she is going to get out of my house!"}}
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2:06:37
{{ft/d|
{{c|"I found out all about her—she ain't fit to be here!"}}
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2:06:53-2:06:58
{{ft/d|
{{c|"She's the mother of a baby—but she ain't got—{{uc|no husband}}!"}}
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2:07:27
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Tell them it's a lie, Anna!"}}
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2:07:38
{{ft/d|
{{c|"I—I can't!"}}
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2:08:46
{{ft/d|
{{c|"You found out so much! Why didn't you find out the whole truth?"}}
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2:09:06
{{ft/d|
{{c|"That I was an ignorant girl betrayed through a mock marriage."}}
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2:09:16
{{ft/d|
{{c|"This man—an honored guest at your table—why don't you find out what {{uc|his}} life has been?"}}
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2:09:30
{{ft/d|
{{c|"For {{uc|he}} is the man who betrayed me!"}}
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2:10:30
{{ft/s|
{{c|And then the storm.}}
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2:12:51
{{ft/s|
{{c|The sugar camp.}}
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2:13:02
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Anna's lost in the storm—get out your men—quick!"}}
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2:15:20
{{ft/s|
{{c|Frenzied—tortured—The calling river.}}
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2:15:45
{{ft/s|
{{c|The storm lulls.}}
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2:16:22
{{ft/s|
{{c|The great ice-break.}}
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2:19:31
{{ft/s|
{{c|The ice jam gives way—rushing to the falls.}}
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2:22:05
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Quick! Quick! The Doctor!"}}
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2:22:31
{{ft/s|
{{c|Toward morning.}}
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2:23:38
{{ft/s|
{{c|The Squire asks forgiveness.}}
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2:24:17
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Come, Anna, I know I didn't do the right thing. I'm willing to marry you now if you want me."}}
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2:24:39
{{ft/s|
{{Way Down East (film)/Scene Missing|Action|Kate turns her back on Sanderson and Seth pulls Martha away from Sanderson.}}
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2:25:12
{{ft/d|
{{c|"I—I will."}}
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2:25:39
{{ft/d|
{{c|"I will."}}
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2:25:49
{{ft/s|
{{c|Interested witnesses.}}
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2:26:15
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Seth, wilt thou have this woman to be thy wedded wife—?"}}
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2:26:28
{{ft/d|
{{c|"I—I will."}}
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2:27:34
{{ft/s|
{{ppoem|
The one man for the one woman,
Between them the Sacramental bond—
Life's cleanest and sweetest.
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2:27:47
{{ft/s|
{{c|T:H:E E:N:D}}
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