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On the verge of losing the farm, the Cuthberts must do whatever it takes to save it. Anne is reminded of the strength of friendship and love.

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♪ This is our life ♪

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And this is the rate of interest.

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The terms of the loan are clear.

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the investment must be returned or the property forfeit.

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We're ruined.

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Diana says that the manse is ever so elegant.

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How may I help you today?

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[Anne crying]

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Intelligence? Meaning what?

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I'm keeping all this correspondence from the tzar for posterity.

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No, that, I believe, belonged to Prince Albert.

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"Be not forgetful to entertain strangers,

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- But thank you. - He's a good man.

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Anyway...

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- T-R-U-C-E. - [both chuckling]

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I remember you now from the big fire.

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You sure you're alright?

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Come in, come in, come in from the cold!

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- It has been that. - Oh, this city is rife with ruffians.

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and so, as a Cuthbert, neither can I.

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- We need you here. - No.

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Anne. Anne.

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It'll be alright.

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- Oh, Miss Barry, I've already... - This is a business arrangement.

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How could you even think it?!

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Ah... you are a sight for sore eyes, Mr. Cuthbert.

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or my last dollar, to help a friend.

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sell off some farm equipment if we're lucky.

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