Come up and sitby the fire, Noah dear. Oliver, shut that doorbehind Mr. Noah's back. I...
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Come up and sit
by the fire, Noah dear. Oliver, shut that door
behind Mr. Noah's back. I saved a nice bit of bacon from the master's breakfast
for you, Noah dear. Oliver, here's your tea,
and take them bits. And make haste, 'cause
they want you to mind shop. - D'you hear?
- D'you hear, Workhouse?
by the fire, Noah dear. Oliver, shut that door
behind Mr. Noah's back. I saved a nice bit of bacon from the master's breakfast
for you, Noah dear. Oliver, here's your tea,
and take them bits. And make haste, 'cause
they want you to mind shop. - D'you hear?
- D'you hear, Workhouse?
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Come up and sit
by the fire, Noah dear.
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Oliver, shut that door
behind Mr. Noah's back.
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I saved a nice bit of bacon
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from the master's breakfast
for you, Noah dear.
00:00:14.375 --> 00:00:17.158
Oliver, here's your tea,
and take them bits.
00:00:17.255 --> 00:00:20.038
And make haste, 'cause
they want you to mind shop.
00:00:21.999 --> 00:00:24.838
- D'you hear?
- D'you hear, Workhouse?
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Movie Summary
In Charles Dickens' classic tale, an orphan wends his way from cruel apprenticeship to den of thieves in search of a true home.
