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We, my brothers and sisters,
want to see Fräulein Maria.
1:46:06
Fräulein Maria?
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Oh, Maria.
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Come in, please.
1:46:18
Wait here.
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I'm Sister Margaretta. I understand
you inquired about Maria.
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We have to see her.
Will you tell her we're here?
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-I'm afraid I can't do that.
-But you've got to!
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-She's our governess.
-We want her back.
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She didn't even say goodbye.
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All we want to do is talk to her.
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I'm very sorry,
but Maria is in seclusion.
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-She hasn't been seeing anyone.
-She'll see us.
1:46:52
I want to show her my finger.
1:46:54
Some other time, dear.
1:46:56
I'll tell her you were here.
1:46:58
-It was sweet of you to call.
-We have to speak to her!
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Run along, children.
Run along home.
1:47:05
I'm sure she'd like to see us.
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Sister Margaretta, please.
1:47:09
-Goodbye, children.
-Sister Margaretta, may we, please?
1:47:15
What was that about, Sister?
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The von Trapp children,
Reverend Mother.
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They want to see Maria.
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Has she spoken yet?
Has she told you anything?
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She doesn't say a word,
Reverend Mother, except in prayer.
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Poor child.
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It's strange.
She seems happy to be back here. . .
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. . .and yet she's unhappy too.
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Perhaps I have been wrong
in leaving her alone so long.
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Bring her to me,
even if she's not yet ready.
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Yes, Reverend Mother.
1:47:50
Sister Augusta, take our new postulant
to the robing room.
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God bless you, my daughter.