The Glass Virgin by Catherine Cookson TV Miniseries 1995 E01
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Despite her parents contentious marriage, debt and torrid secrets, Annabella grows up wealthy, sweet and innocent. Eventually the debt catches up to them and causes the truth to be revealed.
Starring: Emily Mortimer, Brendan Coyle, Nigel Havers
Despite her parents contentious marriage, debt and torrid secrets, Annabella grows up wealthy, sweet and innocent. Eventually the debt catches up to them and causes the truth to be revealed.
Starring: Emily Mortimer, Brendan Coyle, Nigel Havers
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00:30Annabella, you may play here, but you are not to go beyond that door.
01:30You are not to go beyond that door.
02:00You are not to go beyond that door.
02:31Good morning.
02:38May I help you pick some strawberries?
02:41Yes, of course.
02:45Good morning.
02:47Good morning.
02:49Good morning.
02:51Good morning.
02:53Good morning.
02:55Good morning.
02:57Good morning.
02:58May I help you pick some strawberries?
03:04Who are you?
03:05I live here. My name is Annabella LaGrange.
03:09Miss, you wouldn't pick some?
03:11As many as you want.
03:13You must be very hungry.
03:15You even eat the stalks?
03:18We're hungry all the time, miss.
03:20Our fathers and brothers are on strike.
03:23So we've been turned out.
03:25What is on strike?
03:28The men ask for a penny a day or more to work down the mines.
03:32The boss here's not, so he stops work.
03:36And he gets another to work for the same money.
03:40So, we...
03:44If you go up to the house and ask Cook, I'm sure she'll give you something to eat.
03:49Aye, if you've got a penny.
03:51At the back door, the bits have got to be paid for.
03:54And we've got no money.
03:55No.
03:58I have my dinner at three o'clock.
04:00But then make me rest after.
04:02Come back after four.
04:04I'll help.
04:06I promise.
04:23Watford?
04:25Miss?
04:28Wherever have you been?
04:30I've looked everywhere for you.
04:32Come along.
04:43Watford?
04:44Yes, miss?
04:45Might I have a little bite?
04:47It seems such a long time before dinner.
04:49Cook and I will make up a tray for you, miss.
04:53I'm glad to see you're with an appetite for a change.
04:56Blunt, leave off.
04:58I nearly had a fit, though, when I couldn't find her.
05:00I thought, oh, Lord, she's gone through that door.
05:03Let's see.
05:04Ham and tongue.
05:06And a couple of meringues for a sweet tooth.
05:09There, miss.
05:10Thank you, Watford.
05:13I'll keep you going until dinner time.
05:15I'll keep you going until dinner time.
05:45I'll keep you going until dinner time.
06:03Good afternoon, Constantine.
06:09Not another bath for my father?
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09:16The servants told me you had too much to eat today and were sick.
09:20You do understand, don't you, Annabel?
09:24Yes, Papa.
09:28Now, we don't want to upset your mama, do we?
09:34So we'll say nothing to her about it.
09:38No, Papa.
09:45No.
09:55If one word of this gets to your mistress, you'll find yourself out of here and you won't get into service within six counties.
10:01I'll see to that. Understand?
10:04Understand?
10:16Miss.
10:29Miss.
10:31Don't get back into bed.
10:34Please don't cry, Watford.
10:36Oh, Miss Annabella.
10:39You should never have gone into that.
10:42I went to bed and had a very bad dream.
10:47Watford, the part is a very wicked man.
10:51No, Miss.
10:53Never say that.
10:55But he struck you.
10:57No, Miss, he never. Not the master.
10:59He's a gentleman.
11:01And gentlemen would never do anything bad, Miss.
11:04They wouldn't.
11:12Miss.
11:25Madam, the master says he will join you at supper.
11:28Thank you, Mrs. Page.
11:30Has Annabella behaved herself?
11:32Oh, yes. Yes, Madam, of course.
11:34She's about to take her bath.
11:37No!
11:39No, I don't...
11:41Annabella.
11:43No!
11:45What is it?
11:47I don't know what's come over her, Madam.
11:50She won't have the blindfold on. She's never refused it before.
11:53Blindfold?
11:57What are you talking about?
11:59Miss Annabella is always blindfolded, Madam.
12:02Before I take the last of her clothes off to put her into the bath.
12:05Who gave this order?
12:12Give that to me.
12:14Give it to me.
12:16Never.
12:18Never do such a thing again.
12:23How could you do such a thing?
12:25I did it to keep her mind clean.
12:28She'll come to know the sins of the flesh soon enough.
12:31Hiding her own body from her will only arouse the child's curiosity.
12:34But the eye doesn't see.
12:36Alice.
12:38I think you've been very foolish.
12:39Very well.
12:41I'm foolish.
12:43But all I want is for her to grow up golden, pious like you.
13:02Just clear the things and go.
13:04Just clear the things and go.
13:16Well?
13:18Uncle James will not lend me the money.
13:21He reminded me that we are already £10,000 in his debt.
13:24He picks up the bloody interest, doesn't he?
13:26You did tell him that we could lose the glassworks?
13:28Yes.
13:29He pointed out that the monies you had borrowed from him previously
13:32did not save the candle factory, nor the pipe factory, nor the pottery.
13:35Oh, for God's sake, they were all on their last legs anyway.
13:38It wasn't my fault, it was your bloody father's mismanagement.
13:40Father was devoted to glass.
13:42Perhaps he neglected other things.
13:44Damn blast, your father.
13:46As much bloody foresight as a pig's arse.
13:50Please let me pass.
13:54I need £8,000 immediately.
13:56If your uncle said no, there's only one other place we can get it.
13:59So tomorrow morning...
14:01It's Annabella's birthday.
14:03Tomorrow morning you'll go to your mother's.
14:05And you'd better come back with the money.
14:07Otherwise, Rosina, it'll be the finish of us all.
14:27Happy birthday, my darling.
14:29I...
14:32I mustn't stay.
14:34The servants will be about at any moment.
14:36And if they find me up at this hour,
14:38they'll drop dead with shock.
14:41Yes, my darling, you laugh long and loud.
14:45Don't let them make you sad with those stiff faces.
14:48I'm going to bed.
14:50Good night.
14:52Good night.
14:56More Bible black.
15:01You do love me, don't you?
15:03Of course.
15:19We've hearts of our own, they said.
15:21Nobody can deny that.
15:23Hearts, repeated the Portuguese.
15:24Yes, that we have.
15:26Almost as much as in Portugal.
15:33Oh, you're ready, dear.
15:35Good.
15:37You shall walk with me as far as Guamaz.
15:39Mama, may I have some pennies?
15:41Pennies?
15:43What for, dear?
15:45Is there something you wish to buy?
15:47No, it's for the poor children,
15:49so they can buy some food from Cook.
15:52Cook, is it true that you sell food
15:54to poor people from the fells?
15:56I'm sure I don't know what...
15:58Do you or don't you?
16:00Now and then, madam.
16:02What do you sell?
16:04Just the scraps that would go into the pig bucket, madam.
16:06And for the scraps that would go into the pig bucket,
16:09you charge homeless people a penny a time.
16:12If we didn't charge them, madam,
16:14they'd be here in droves.
16:16Go to your room and pack your bags.
16:18You're to be out of this house by noon.
16:25Did the housekeeper know about this?
16:30Did Mrs. Page know?
16:37Tell her she is to go, too.
16:39That will be all.
16:55Annabella.
17:19Watford.
17:21I have given Annabella three sixpences.
17:23She is to give them to the children she met yesterday.
17:26See that she doesn't touch the children.
17:28They may be verminous.
17:30Let her put the sixpences on the ground.
17:32And you're to give them a message from me.
17:36It's always as far as Grandma's.
17:39I've never ever been inside.
17:41But I think I know the reason.
17:43How do you know?
17:45Children are so noisy.
17:47There must be a rule.
17:49They can't see their grandmas until they are 17 or 18.
17:51Oh, come along, miss.
17:53Hurry up and get this over with.
17:55Give me the money.
17:56But I'm to give it to...
17:57Give me the money, miss.
18:03The mistress of the house says twice a week
18:05on Tuesdays and Saturdays
18:07you're to go to the West Lodge.
18:09You'll be given food you won't have to pay.
18:11But only you and three others.
18:13We can't afford to feed every family.
18:20Come along, miss Annabella.
18:33I'm not surprised James refused to lend you money.
18:36He knows what a despicable creature your husband is.
18:39We've been through this so often, Mother.
18:41I will never understand why you stayed with him for so long.
18:45I hear the child...
18:51You stay here, miss.
18:54He won't like it.
18:56What, blunt?
18:57Coming with me.
18:59There she is.
19:01Not even a reference.
19:03You'd better watch out for your angelic young miss.
19:05Everyone's watching this step with the mistress now.
19:09All because of what she said.
19:11Like the little bastard that she is.
19:15Edmund and I did have one thing in common.
19:18Once upon a time
19:19we loved glass.
19:21The only thing he loved about glass
19:23was the money it would bring him to pay his debts.
19:25He was thousands of pounds in debt.
19:27That was the reason he married you.
19:30He wore your father out with his constant demands for money.
19:33I won't give you another penny.
19:35Mother,
19:37by the end of the month the creditors will throw us all out
19:39and sell Redford to pay our debts.
19:42You must know
19:44you are the only one who can prevent that.
19:46Very well.
19:48But this is the last time
19:50and only on certain conditions.
19:52What do you mean, conditions?
19:54The money is not a loan
19:56but comes in the form of shares in the company.
19:58And naturally the shareholders are you,
20:00your mother and your uncle.
20:02Who has the controlling interest?
20:04Mother and Uncle James.
20:06I might have guessed.
20:08Well I'm done for then.
20:10Dear God,
20:12why did I ever marry you?
20:13Why did I ever marry you?
20:24Annabella,
20:26you have not even opened the Bible I gave you.
20:28Do bring it.
20:30I will read it aloud together.
20:44I heard a word today that I didn't know.
20:48And now for your latest insanity,
20:50dismissing Cook for selling a few pig scraps to the rabble.
20:53Do you realize what you've done?
20:55You have cost me two thousand pounds.
20:58Cook's husband is the best fighter in the county.
21:00I've won thousands betting on that man.
21:02I had a fight arranged for next week
21:04and I've lost him for a few scraps of food.
21:06Madam, Madam.
21:09Get the cook back.
21:10Reinstate her.
21:12And show the whole staff
21:14that I have no authority in my own house.
21:16I refuse to do that.
21:18What did you want, Alice?
21:20Madam, the child.
21:22I think you should come up.
21:24My dear, what was the word you were asking about?
21:27Bastard.
21:29Who said that word?
21:31Be quiet, Annabella.
21:33Did someone call you by that name?
21:35Who?
21:37I asked you who?
21:39I asked you who?
21:44You called my daughter a bastard.
21:46Edmund.
21:48Pytliff, take the child out.
21:54You know the rules.
21:56You're all sworn to secrecy
21:58and you betrayed your trust.
22:00Pay her off and hire a governess.
22:02The child needs to know more than the world
22:04according to you and Pytliff.
22:09Oh, God.
22:11Is it true?
22:16Pack your bags.
22:24Well, she is a little bastard anyway.
22:33Good night.
22:39Annabella, Stephen, come on, hurry up.
22:42I am sorry, sir.
22:44We were exploring.
22:46Kept us all waiting.
22:48Oh, Boston, you don't know my wife's nephew, do you?
22:51Stephen Conway Redford, sir.
22:53Of Durham.
22:55Where do you go to school?
22:57Eton, sir.
22:59Oh, I say.
23:01Eton.
23:03And after Eton?
23:05I hope to go to Oxford, sir.
23:06Buffett!
23:36Let's go.
23:55This landscape is new to you, Mr. Boston.
23:58The whole region's new to me, ma'am.
24:00And I'm obliged to your husband
24:02for introducing me to so many of his best people.
24:04I'm sure that in return,
24:06you help my husband in any way you can.
24:09Moffat, at the next junction,
24:12I want you to turn right.
24:14Yes, sir.
24:35Here.
24:39Come in, please.
24:44Come in.
25:04Come in.
25:30Edmund.
25:32My daughter, Annabella.
25:34You're to bring her up in this house.
25:36The mother wasn't suitable.
25:39And as you wouldn't give me a child,
25:41barren as you are,
25:43you can be mother to that one.
25:56How sweet.
25:58A virgin with her daughter.
25:59Your dear, delicate father
26:01and cold-hearted mother
26:03together fashioned a piece of glass.
26:06Well, now you're a mother
26:08with your own little glass virgin.
26:30Come in, Edmund.
26:40Hey, we'll show you to the child.
26:42We will.
26:47Come on, sir.
26:59Come on.
27:18Now, Annabella,
27:20from what is glass made?
27:22Glass is composed of silicate,
27:24soda, potash
27:26and lime or chalk.
27:27What kinds of glass are there?
27:29Crown glass,
27:30bottle glass,
27:31sheet glass,
27:32plate glass
27:33and flint glass, papa.
27:34And what ways is it made?
27:36Two ways,
27:37blown or thrown.
27:40Now, tell everyone what this man is doing.
27:42He's adding arsenic and borax
27:44to the other ingredients.
27:45To make?
27:46Flint glass.
27:47Oh, aren't we clever?
27:48How many questions on that subject
27:49could you answer?
27:50Not one, sir.
27:51Well, keep your comments to yourself, then.
27:53I think we'd better get going.
28:06Mama,
28:07look at the beautiful cat.
28:22Get away!
28:44Annabella!
28:45Annabella!
28:54It's a very brave thing to do.
28:55It was no trouble.
28:57Are you Irish?
28:58I was brought up in Ireland,
28:59but I'm a Spaniard.
29:01What's your name?
29:02Manuel Mendoza.
29:04Have you been here long?
29:05In a glass house?
29:06A few weeks.
29:08I shan't be staying long.
29:10I'm not cut out to be a glass man.
29:12I'm not cut out to be a glass man.
29:14I'm not cut out to be a glass man.
29:16I'm not cut out to be a glass man.
29:18I'm not cut out to be a glass man.
29:20I'm not cut out to be a glass man.
29:22Well, look,
29:24here's something for your trouble.
29:27Oh, thanks all the same.
29:30I don't need paying for that.
29:36Extraordinary man.
29:37I wonder if he's any good with his fists.
29:39I'm looking for someone to help me win a wager or two.
29:41The Spaniard is my man.
29:42Ah,
29:43well, it sounded as though he was looking for pastures new.
29:52Ah,
29:53well,
29:54it sounded as though he was looking for pastures new.
30:23In here, Stephen.
30:26I can't get to sleep.
30:31Are you enjoying the holidays?
30:33Not much.
30:35Uncle James and Aunt Emma never invite anyone my own age.
30:38But I have to come.
30:40They've been so good to me since my parents died.
30:43Do you know what I wish?
30:45That I was 17.
30:47Because Papa has promised we'd be together forever.
30:49That I was 17.
30:51Because Papa has promised when I'm 17,
30:53I can go to London and go to a ball.
30:55And perhaps I'll dance with you.
30:58Except you'll be dancing with all the really pretty girls.
31:02Do you suppose I'll grow up pretty enough?
31:03Oh, Annabella, of course you will.
31:05Oh, Stephen, I do love you.
31:12Uncle James!
31:13Don't touch him!
31:14I'll kill you!
31:15I can't move!
31:17I'll kill you!
31:18Kill him!
31:19Hear me, I'll kill you.
31:30Annabella is with Miss Pikely.
31:32Thankfully, Stephen is recovering.
31:34You're always ready to find fault with me, aren't you?
31:36But your wretched family can do no wrong.
31:39Even when your nephew was caught trying to seduce an innocent child.
31:43They explained, and I believed them.
31:46And you dare talk of innocence.
31:48That monstrous charade today,
31:49to take the child along a street of brothels.
31:52That painted woman.
31:54It is a sin for a mother to see her daughter once in a while.
31:59As Annabella's father,
32:01when it's time for her to marry,
32:03I shall choose the husband.
32:05And you can forget about any romantic notions you have for her and Stephen.
32:08He will never set foot in this house again.
32:10Understand?
32:18Go on.
32:42Go on.
32:43Go on.
32:49Go on.
32:59So, who started the fight?
33:01I just asked on the way to Mr. George Boston's place,
33:03and they set upon me.
33:06Why are you going to Mr. Boston's?
33:09One of the glassmen told me he breeds horses.
33:11I'd love to work with horses again.
33:13Dearly, I would.
33:14Well, you're miles from Boston's place.
33:17I was looking for a new groom,
33:18and someone to teach my daughter how to ride.
33:21I could learn her.
33:23Good.
33:24You can come along with me, then.
33:26I'll tell the works manager in the morning.
33:30Do you know anything about boxing?
33:31Boxing?
33:32You look strong enough.
33:34Aye, but I've no desire to beat a man's face in.
33:39Sir.
33:42Sir.
33:46Splendid.
34:16Come on.
34:44And who's he?
34:45Oh, that's Ryan.
34:47Careful.
34:48He can be wild, him like.
34:49Not at all.
34:51Just needs talking to.
35:11Hey, Mr. Armour.
35:12Look at that.
35:13Oh, aye.
35:14I heard all about his exploits yesterday.
35:17Yet to prove himself in the job, though, hasn't he?
35:45Mendoza!
35:50I see you're putting her on Chester.
35:52Good choice.
35:53He's docile enough.
35:54This is my daughter, Annabella.
35:58I want her to ride, and ride well.
36:02Let's see her mount out, then.
36:04It's better after you've gone.
36:06Sorry.
36:07It's all right.
36:08It's all right.
36:09It's all right.
36:11It's all right.
36:12It's all right.
36:13Let's go, son.
36:14Sir.
36:18Oh, there's a boxing bout at Marsden, Saturday night.
36:20Six o'clock.
36:21You can come with me.
36:22Very good, sir.
36:43Beautiful grounds and gardens you have here, miss.
36:48Which I've never seen the like.
36:59You're a pretty fella.
37:03Pretty? Of course.
37:07Don't you be laughing at him miss. Horses are like humans.
37:11They want you to like them.
37:15You should think of the feeling you don't like them, or they won't like you.
37:19It's only natural.
37:22Never thought of that.
37:29Where are you always going?
37:31Never, miss.
37:33After my parents died I was brought up by a kind family who reared horses for the gentry.
37:38My cousin Stephen is an orphan too.
37:41Oh, I shouldn't mention personal matters to you.
37:45To a servant, miss?
37:47No matter. I'm not the gossiping kind.
37:58Another thing horses love.
38:01They love to have children sitting on them.
38:04But your child has a nice comfortable weight.
38:07You want to try?
38:11There now.
38:14Shh. Don't be afraid of him.
38:18Now, put your hands on his mane and hold tight.
38:31Manuel. Manuel.
38:34Chester likes me. He likes me, doesn't he?
38:38Of course he likes you.
39:05Get out of my way. Get out of my way.
39:09Get out.
39:12Get out.
39:16Come on!
39:34What time they stopped it that boys had enough stop it sometimes I get a 40 or 50 run I think
39:46twice before that anyone beat my face to a pulp for money it's squeamish
40:05Mendoza you to do your share of mucking out along with the others don't think
40:11you're special just because you're the master's choice I'm sorry mr. armor I
40:15didn't mean to shirk my duties what can you expect from an Irish Mick don't you
40:27ever call me that again do you hear don't ever call me that again just a
40:39little joke to joke that man could be the best fighter in the country when
40:43does that what are you learning here whatever it is I'll give you half as
40:48much again if you come and work for me
40:51well thank you mr. Boston I'm more than happy here
41:21you
41:51morning you're out of your way I want to ride out from the hall at Redford then
42:14this must be the young miss and how are you I'm Manuel Mendoza mother I work at
42:20the stables there you're planting flowers herbs herbs for cooking medicine
42:29portises and beer with the two of you is like a sip of my ginger beer I've never
42:39tasted ginger beer then you shall
42:51that is the best brew I ever had you can come again anytime you wish and have
42:57some more they're both here may I ask your name mother
43:02I'm Amy Stratford we do you can call me Amy
43:14one two three
43:19when one yes it's been a most wonderful day of my life I should have something
43:27to tell Stephen or rather write to Stephen for I never see him now
43:39Manuel yes I want to tell you a secret mr. Stephen and I are to be married
43:47oh does he know about this we don't actually discuss in our letters but he
43:54knows inside do you understand I do indeed I do and when is this going to
44:03happen when I'm 16 or 17 17 at the latest
44:11one two three Manuel yes I want to say something I think you're my friend and
44:25and I should like to be your friend
44:31you know I've never been knighted by a king but what do I care of that after
44:39receiving such an honor thank you miss Annabelle I'm yours for life
45:00you
45:02I
45:04you
45:06you
45:29it's official the factory is bringing in almost nothing it has to close
45:36well it's as we feared then the servants will have to go and we shall
45:41close up the house and where do you suppose we shall live I shall go and
45:45live in the cottage with mother and naturally Pike it will come with me what
45:50do you mean I shall be free of you that's what I mean oh really you seem to
45:56have this very well planned and where shall I live on the fells what you
46:00decide to do is of no interest to me isn't it well my dear I have no
46:04intention of living anywhere but here you must have some source of income we
46:07don't know of I shall have and what of Annabella Stephen will be up here soon
46:14to propose to her I'm sure of it good morning Papa what is it
46:24Annabella you do understand what's happening don't you the glassworks is to
46:29close life will be very different for us all do you have any idea what will
46:37happen to you marriage Papa why are you tormenting the child Annabella is to
46:43marry Stephen we've taken it for granted oh he is going to marry her is he yes
46:48Papa he loves me the engagement is announced between mr. Stephen Conway
46:55Redford of Weirbank house Durham and miss Kathleen Wainhart of Ascot
47:00Berkshire what you mustn't worry yourself my little darling because you're
47:08gonna save us all you're to marry a man who's watched you grow who's had his eye
47:13on you and has also made me a very generous offer
47:18no no I won't do it I won't marry him he's loud and vulgar he's the best offer
47:30you're likely to get you'd marry her off to that man in return for how much
47:35Edmund how much will she fetch everything I need you to sell your
47:40daughter don't worry I won't do it mama I will never marry mr. Boston oh won't
47:45you you still haven't told me how you're going to live you won't marry
47:49Boston your precious Stevens betrayed you so tell me where will you go I'll go
47:55with mother to grandma's grandma's never been able to stand the sight of you
47:59Edmund Edmund oh I'm sorry Rosina have I said something I shouldn't you
48:05thankless little bastard do you want to know who your real mother is it's not
48:12your real mother is Jesse Connolly from Crane Street that's right hello
48:17belly your mother's a whore she's been nothing but a nursemaid
48:22I wish God would strike you down where you stand
48:40oh my you haven't answered me
49:10I heard I should think the whole county heard don't worry miss
49:31Annabella I wouldn't take you now
50:01you
50:31you
51:01you're not leaving you to see Annabella senior Annabella you and I have got
51:20some setting up she was upset once you get used I wouldn't marry her now even
51:24if she wanted me that's for the money you owe me but you can keep your house
51:28I'll take your horses and Manuel Mendoza listen George I marry her to
51:32someone else for a cash settlement you get every single penny that I owe you
51:36but you can't take my stable face up to it will you there's not a
51:42respectable man in this county would marry that girl once they know she's
51:47Jesse's
52:04I'm leaving Mendoza you know where to find me
52:14settle fairer for me
52:35there's no sign of her we've searched every inch of the grounds you've not
52:39looked beyond the gates I've been into the woods there's no sign of her go
52:43back go further afield she's very ill she must be found
52:47Manuel I want the coach
53:39Oh
53:41Oh
54:03in the name of God what are you doing here my papa sent me what you my mother
54:10oh my god the bastard are you my mother yes I'm your mother
54:22he hadn't any bands she couldn't give him any she wouldn't even give him love
54:42if you get me meaning so I saw it as a good thing and when you came along way
54:49it was done for the best believe me it wasn't easy but what's brought all this
54:57on wanted me to marry his friend mr. Boston and he told you because of that
55:05selfish swine well there's no point you know in half the truth you've had one
55:13shot girl so prepare yourself for another Legrange the vindictive sod is
55:18no more your father than the mayor of Shields you saw the big burly chap at
55:23the door he's your dad