{3911}{3977}The hills are alive
{3983}{4089}With the sound of music
{4095}{4154}With songs they have sung
{4160}{4277}For a thousand years
{4283}{4359}The hills fill my heart
{4364}{4474}With the sound of music
{4480}{4652}My heart wants to sing|Every song it hears
{4664}{4780}My heart wants to beat like the wings|Of the birds that rise
{4786}{4860}From the lake to the trees
{4866}{4969}My heart wants to sigh|Like a chime that flies
{4975}{5070}From a church on a breeze
{5076}{5160}To laugh like a brook|When it trips and falls
{5166}{5250}Over stones on its way
{5256}{5349}To sing through the night
{5355}{5446}Like a lark who is learning to pray
{5454}{5588}I go to the hills
{5594}{5742}When my heart is lonely
{5748}{5841}I know I will hear
{5846}{5954}What I've heard before
{5960}{6074}My heart will be blessed
{6079}{6267}With the sound of music
{6291}{6414}And I'll sing...
{6420}{6635}...once more
{13398}{13517}Hallelujah, hallelujah
{13523}{13634}Hallelujah, hallelujah
{13691}{13739}-Reverend Mother.|-Sister Bernice.
{13745}{13807}-I simply cannot find her.|-Maria?
{13834}{13865}She's missing again.
{13886}{13944}We should've put a cowbell|around her neck.
{13950}{14023}Have you tried the barn? You know|how much she adores the animals.
{14029}{14095}I have looked everywhere.|In all of the usual places.
{14100}{14154}Sister, considering it's Maria. . .
{14160}{14223}. . .I suggest you look in someplace|unusual.
{14350}{14380}Well, Reverend Mother. . .
{14386}{14449}. . .I hope this new infraction ends|whatever doubts. . .
{14455}{14533}. . .you may still have|about Maria's future here.
{14538}{14635}I always try to keep faith|in my doubts, Sister Berthe.
{14641}{14710}After all, the wool of a black sheep|is just as warm.
{14716}{14819}We are not talking about sheep,|black or white, Sister Margaretta.
{14825}{14907}Of all the candidates for|the novitiate, Maria is the least--
{14913}{14974}Children, children.
{14985}{15080}We were speculating about|the qualifications of our postulants.
{15095}{15167}The Mistress of Novices|and the Mistress of Postulants. . .
{15173}{15300}. . .were trying to help me|by expressing opposite points of view.
{15306}{15379}Tell me, Sister Catherine,|what do you think of Maria?
{15384}{15458}She's a wonderful girl,|some of the time.
{15481}{15555}-Sister Agatha?|-It's very easy to like Maria. . .
{15561}{15622}. . .except when it's difficult.
{15628}{15714}-And you, Sister Sophia?|-Oh, I love her very dearly.
{15719}{15789}But she always seems to be|in trouble, doesn't she?
{15795}{15837}Exactly what I say.
{15845}{15904}She climbs a tree and scrapes her knee
{15909}{15950}Her dress has got a tear
{15965}{16065}She waltzes on her way to Mass|And whistles on the stair
{16081}{16188}And underneath her wimple|She has curlers in her hair
{16195}{16306}I've even heard her singing|ln the abbey
{16311}{16359}She's always late for chapel
{16364}{16419}But her penitence is real
{16426}{16482}She's always late for everything
{16487}{16536}Except for every meal
{16545}{16658}I hate to have to say it|But I very firmly feel
{16663}{16770}Maria 's not an asset to the abbey
{16781}{16842}I'd like to say a word in her behalf
{16848}{16880}Say it, Sister Margaretta.
{16901}{16996}Maria makes me laugh
{17066}{17159}How do you solve a problem like Maria?
{17165}{17257}How do you catch a cloud|And pin it down?
{17263}{17344}How do you find a word|That means Maria?
{17356}{17383}A flibbertigibbet
{17388}{17421}-A will-o '-the-wisp|-A clown
{17460}{17550}Many a thing you know|You'd like to tell her
{17556}{17638}Many a thing she ought to understand
{17649}{17738}But how do you make her stay|And listen to all you say?
{17751}{17835}How do you keep a wave upon the sand?
{17841}{17938}How do you solve a problem like Maria?
{17951}{18084}How do you hold a moonbeam...
{18089}{18220}...in your hand?
{18246}{18330}When I'm with her I'm confused|Out of focus and bemused
{18336}{18419}And I never know exactly where I am
{18424}{18504}-Unpredictable as weather|-She's as flighty as a feather
{18512}{18556}-She's a darling|-She's a demon
{18561}{18594}She's a lamb
{18603}{18690}She'll out pester any pest|Drive a hornet from its nest
{18696}{18775}She can throw a whirling dervish|Out of whirl
{18788}{18874}-She is gentle, she is wild|-She's a riddle, she's a child
{18887}{18949}-She's a headache|-She's an angel
{18954}{19047}She's a girl
{19066}{19159}How do you solve a problem like Maria?
{19164}{19254}How do you catch a cloud|And pin it down?
{19260}{19345}How do you find a word|That means Maria?
{19351}{19399}-A flibbertigibbet|-A will-o '-the-wisp
{19404}{19444}A clown
{19455}{19545}Many a thing you know|You'd like to tell her
{19551}{19634}Many a thing she ought to understand
{19639}{19744}-But how do you make her stay|-And listen to all you say?
{19750}{19848}How do you keep a wave upon the sand?
{19853}{19993}How do you solve a problem like Maria?
{20375}{20538}How do you hold a moonbeam...
{20558}{20713}...in your hand?
{20996}{21044}You may go in now, Maria.
{21346}{21385}Come here, my child.
{21541}{21574}Now sit down.
{21596}{21682}Reverend Mother, I'm sorry.|I couldn't help myself.
{21688}{21758}-The hills were beckoning and before--|-Dear.
{21769}{21816}I haven't summoned you for apologies.
{21822}{21875}Please let me ask for forgiveness.
{21891}{21921}If you'll feel better.
{21943}{22000}Yes, you see,|the sky was so blue today. . .
{22006}{22097}. . .and everything was so green and|fragrant, I had to be a part of it.
{22103}{22210}The Untersberg led me higher like|it wanted me to go through the clouds.
{22215}{22266}Suppose darkness had come|and you were lost?
{22271}{22325}Mother, I could never be lost|up there.
{22331}{22399}That's my mountain.|I was brought up on it.
{22404}{22459}It was the mountain that led me|to you.
{22478}{22549}When I was a child,|I would come down and climb a tree. . .
{22555}{22598}. . .and look in your garden.
{22603}{22674}I'd see the sisters at work|and hear them sing.
{22706}{22793}Which brings me to another|transgression, Reverend Mother.
{22798}{22850}I was singing out there today.
{22865}{22962}Only in the abbey do we have rules|about postulants singing.
{22967}{23015}I can't stop wherever I am.
{23021}{23077}Worse, I can't seem to stop|saying things.
{23083}{23137}Everything I think and feel.
{23143}{23178}Some call that "honesty. "
{23183}{23240}Oh, but it's terrible,|Reverend Mother!
{23246}{23339}You know how Sister Berthe makes me|kiss the floor after a disagreement?
{23348}{23432}Lately, I kiss the floor|when I see her coming to save time.
{23496}{23524}Maria. . .
{23548}{23620}. . .when you saw us over the wall|and longed to be with us. . .
{23626}{23739}. . .that didn't mean you were prepared|for the way we live here, did it?
{23771}{23829}No, Mother, but I pray and I try.
{23834}{23875}And I am learning. I really am.
{23881}{23945}What is the most important lesson|you have learned here?
{23961}{24052}To find out what is the will of God|and do it wholeheartedly.
{24120}{24147}Maria. . .
{24183}{24250}. . .it seems to be God's will|that you leave us.
{24256}{24292}-Leave?|-Only for a while.
{24304}{24360}No, Mother!|Please don't send me away!
{24366}{24468}This is where I belong. It's my home,|my family. It's my life.
{24484}{24556}-Are you truly ready for it?|-Yes, I am.
{24561}{24679}If you go out into the world for a|time, knowing what we expect of you. . .
{24685}{24751}. . .you will find out|if you can expect it of yourself.
{24756}{24859}I know what you expect, Mother,|and I can do it! I promise I can!
{24944}{24974}Yes, Mother.
{25024}{25064}If it is God's will.
{25118}{25240}There is a family near Salzburg that|needs a governess until September.
{25246}{25299}-September?|-For seven children.
{25314}{25339}Seven children?!
{25345}{25375}Do you like children?
{25394}{25437}Well, yes, but seven!
{25465}{25541}I will tell Captain von Trapp|to expect you tomorrow.
{25554}{25586}Captain?
{25604}{25720}A retired officer of the lmperial|Navy. A fine man and a brave one.
{25726}{25791}His wife died,|and he is alone with the children.
{25796}{25899}I understand he has had a difficult|time keeping a governess there.
{25918}{25973}Why difficult, Reverend Mother?
{26006}{26076}The Lord will show you|in His own good time.
{26959}{27019}When the Lord closes a door. . .
{27024}{27084}. . .somewhere He opens a window.
{27141}{27260}What will this day be like?
{27266}{27319}I wonder
{27475}{27574}What will my future be?
{27594}{27648}I wonder
{27686}{27759}It could be so exciting
{27764}{27839}To be out in the world|To be free
{27844}{27918}My heart should be wildly rejoicing
{27946}{28074}Oh, what's the matter with me?
{28082}{28155}I've always longed for adventure
{28161}{28247}To do the things I've never dared
{28253}{28330}Now here I'm facing adventure
{28336}{28483}Then why am I so scared?
{28566}{28635}A captain with seven children
{28641}{28709}What's so fearsome about that?
{28770}{28832}I must stop these doubts and worries
{28838}{28907}If I don 't ljust know I'll turn back
{28913}{28989}I must dream of the things|I am seeking
{29014}{29134}I am seeking the courage I lack
{29157}{29249}The courage to serve them|With reliance
{29255}{29325}Face my mistakes without defiance
{29331}{29372}Show them I'm worthy
{29378}{29442}And while I show them
{29448}{29539}I'll show me
{29544}{29674}So let them bring on|All their problems
{29679}{29757}I'll do better than my best
{29763}{29837}I have confidence|They'll put me to the test
{29843}{29926}But I'll make them see|I have confidence in me
{29931}{30010}Somehow I will impress them
{30016}{30094}I will be firm but kind
{30100}{30179}And all those children|Heaven bless them
{30185}{30264}They will look up to me|And mind me
{30270}{30345}With each step I am more certain
{30351}{30429}Everything will turn out fine
{30434}{30509}I have confidence|The world can all be mine
{30514}{30646}They'll have to agree|I have confidence in me
{30683}{30749}I have confidence in sunshine
{30755}{30829}I have confidence in rain
{30834}{30904}I have confidence|That spring will come again
{30910}{30984}Besides which you see|I have confidence in me
{30990}{31065}Strength doesn 't lie in numbers
{31071}{31144}Strength doesn 't lie in wealth
{31150}{31229}Strength lies in nights|Ofpeaceful slumbers
{31235}{31305}When you wake up, wake up|It's healthy
{31311}{31384}All I trust I leave my heart to
{31389}{31459}All I trust becomes my own
{31464}{31579}I have confidence in confidence alone
{31930}{31969}Oh, help.
{32261}{32421}I have confidence in confidence alone
{32439}{32555}Besides which you see|I have confidence...
{32561}{32725}...in me
{32882}{32939}Hello. Here I am.
{33006}{33051}I'm from the convent.|I'm the new governess, captain.
{33091}{33169}And I'm the old butler, fräulein.
{33215}{33259}Well, how do you do?
{33511}{33609}You'll wait here, please.
{35679}{35778}In future, remember certain rooms|in this house are not to be disturbed.
{35805}{35841}Yes, captain, sir.
{36030}{36156}-Why do you stare at me that way?|-You don't look like a sea captain.
{36186}{36259}I'm afraid you don't look|very much like a governess.
{36276}{36302}-Turn around.|-What?
{36310}{36339}Turn.
{36416}{36444}Hat off.
{36521}{36584}Put on another dress|before meeting the children.
{36590}{36629}But I don't have another.
{36635}{36704}When we enter the abbey,|our worldly clothes go to the poor.
{36710}{36739}What about this one?
{36745}{36777}The poor didn't want it.
{36821}{36905}There wasn't time to make a new dress.|I can make clothes.
{36935}{36989}I'll see that you get some material.
{37006}{37044}Today, if possible.
{37068}{37110}-Now, fräulein. . . .|-Maria.
{37116}{37180}I don't know how much|the abbess told you.
{37186}{37249}You are the twelfth governess. . .
{37254}{37313}. . .to look after my children|since their mother died.
{37318}{37371}I trust you will be an improvement|on the last one.
{37377}{37421}She stayed only two hours.
{37462}{37524}What's wrong with the children, sir?
{37559}{37664}Nothing is wrong with the children,|only the governesses.
{37671}{37789}They could not maintain discipline,|without which the house cannot be run.
{37811}{37855}Drill them in their studies.
{37861}{37945}I will not permit them to dream|away their summer holidays.
{37951}{38015}Each afternoon,|they march, breathing deeply.
{38021}{38060}Bedtime is to be strictly observed.
{38066}{38089}When do they play?
{38094}{38191}You will see to it that they conduct|themselves with the utmost decorum.
{38197}{38268}-I am placing you in command.|-Yes, sir.
{40201}{40229}Now. . .
{40243}{40314}. . .this is your new governess,|Fräulein Maria.
{40354}{40402}Give your name at your signal.
{40409}{40509}Fräulein, listen carefully. Learn|their signals so you can call them.
{40540}{40574}Liesl.
{40580}{40622}Friedrich.
{40628}{40665}Louisa.
{40671}{40702}Kurt.
{40707}{40732}Brigitta.
{40738}{40769}Marta.
{40922}{40954}Gretl.
{41065}{41147}Now, let's see how well you listened.
{41153}{41210}I won't need to whistle for them,|Reverend Captain.
{41216}{41299}I mean, I'll use their names.|Such lovely names.
{41304}{41380}Fräulein, this is a large house.|The grounds are extensive.
{41386}{41452}And I will not have anyone shouting.
{41458}{41499}You will take this, please.|Learn to use it.
{41504}{41544}The children will help you.
{41593}{41689}Now, when I want you,|this is what you will hear.
{41709}{41753}Oh, no, sir. I'm sorry, sir!
{41774}{41810}I could never answer to a whistle.
{41816}{41879}Whistles are for animals,|not for children.
{41885}{41934}And definitely not for me.
{41940}{42004}It would be too humiliating.
{42023}{42148}Fräulein, were you this much trouble|at the abbey?
{42155}{42182}Oh, much more, sir.
{42448}{42486}I don't know your signal.
{42521}{42584}You may call me "captain. "
{42894}{42929}At ease.
{42996}{43034}Now that there's just us. . .
{43039}{43139}. . .would you please tell me all your|names again and how old you are.
{43151}{43247}I'm Liesl. I'm 1 6 years old,|and I don't need a governess.
{43265}{43339}I'm glad you told me, Liesl.|We'll just be good friends.
{43390}{43482}I'm Friedrich. I'm 1 4.|I'm impossible.
{43488}{43529}Really? Who told you that, Friedrich?
{43534}{43619}Fräulein Josephine.|Four governesses ago.
{43629}{43664}I'm Brigitta.
{43708}{43804}You didn't tell me how old you are,|Louisa.
{43821}{43875}I'm Brigitta. She's Louisa.
{43881}{43947}She's 1 3 years old, and you're smart.
{43953}{44043}I'm 1 0, and I think your dress|is the ugliest one I ever saw.
{44051}{44114}-Brigitta, you shouldn't say that.|-Why not?
{44119}{44174}-Don't you think it's ugly?|-Of course.
{44180}{44245}But Fräulein Helga's was ugliest.
{44251}{44314}I'm Kurt. I'm 1 1 .|I'm incorrigible.
{44320}{44395}-Congratulations.|-What's "incorrigible"?
{44401}{44494}I think it means you want|to be treated like a boy.
{44546}{44625}I'm Marta, and I'm going to be|seven on Tuesday.
{44631}{44664}I'd like a pink parasol.
{44693}{44730}Pink's my favorite color too.
{44786}{44814}Yes, you're Gretl.
{44836}{44878}And you're five years old?
{44888}{44936}My, you're practically a lady.
{44996}{45069}I have to tell you a secret.|I've never been a governess.
{45103}{45170}You don't know anything|about being a governess?
{45176}{45209}Nothing. I'll need lots of advice.
{45231}{45340}The best way to start is to tell|Father to mind his own business.
{45346}{45389}Never come to dinner on time.
{45394}{45449}Never eat your soup quietly.
{45466}{45515}During dessert, always blow your nose.
{45521}{45587}Don't you believe a word they say,|Fräulein Maria.
{45593}{45674}-Oh, why not?|-Because I like you.
{45693}{45740}Children, outside for your walk.
{45746}{45790}Father's orders. Hurry up.
{45796}{45827}Quick, quick, quick.
{45833}{45910}Fräulein Maria, I'm Frau Schmidt,|the housekeeper.
{45916}{45940}How do you do.
{45946}{46014}I'll show you to your room.|Follow me.
{46281}{46323}Poor little dears.
{46628}{46732}You're very lucky. With|Fräulein Helga it was a snake.
{47066}{47097}Good evening.
{47131}{47217}-Good evening, children.|-Good evening, Fräulein Maria.
{47389}{47429}Enchanting little ritual.
{47434}{47499}Something you learned at the abbey?
{47528}{47583}No.
{47623}{47654}Rheumatism.
{47888}{47964}Excuse me, captain. Haven't we|forgotten to thank the Lord?
{48161}{48233}For what we receive,|may the Lord make us truly thankful.
{48246}{48292}-Amen.|-Amen.
{48401}{48447}I'd like to thank you all. . .
{48452}{48524}. . .for the precious gift|you left in my pocket today.
{48607}{48651}What gift?
{48726}{48778}It's a secret between|the children and me.
{48783}{48871}Then I suggest you keep it,|and let us eat.
{48880}{48927}Knowing how nervous|I must have been. . .
{48933}{48991}. . .a stranger in a new household. . .
{48996}{49070}. . .knowing how important it was|for me to feel accepted. . .
{49076}{49177}. . .it was so kind and thoughtful of|you to make my first moments here. . .
{49182}{49235}. . .so warm and happy. . .
{49241}{49283}. . .and pleasant.
{49505}{49554}-What is the matter, Marta?|-Nothing.
{49851}{49876}Fräulein. . .
{49882}{49974}. . .is it to be at every meal|or merely at dinnertime. . .
{49979}{50089}. . .that you intend leading us through|this rare and wonderful new world. . .
{50094}{50134}. . .of indigestion?
{50171}{50239}They're all right, captain.|They're just happy.
{50689}{50754}-Rolf, good evening.|-Good evening, Franz.
{50760}{50826}-I trust everything is under control?|-Yes, yes.
{50864}{50923}-Are there any developments?|-Perhaps.
{50928}{50980}-Is the captain home?|-He's at dinner.
{50986}{51042}-With the family?|-Yes.
{51048}{51090}Give him this telegram at once.
{51109}{51134}Certainly.
{51414}{51456}A telegram for you, sir.
{51524}{51568}Franz? Who delivered it?
{51575}{51624}That young lad Rolf, of course.
{51680}{51722}Father, may I be excused?
{51745}{51852}Children, in the morning I shall|be going to Vienna.
{51859}{51918}Not again, Father!
{52011}{52060}How long will you be gone this time?
{52076}{52110}I'm not sure, Gretl.
{52116}{52202}-To visit Baroness Schraeder again?|-Mind your own business!
{52225}{52271}As a matter of fact, yes, Louisa.
{52314}{52406}-Why can't we ever see the baroness?|-Why would she want to see you?
{52412}{52530}You are going to see the baroness.|I'm bringing her back with me to visit.
{52566}{52608}And Uncle Max.
{52614}{52673}Uncle Max!
{53058}{53089}Rolf!
{53163}{53188}Oh, Rolf!
{53250}{53320}-No, Liesl. We mustn't!|-Why not, silly?
{53326}{53389}-I don't know--|-Isn't this why you're waiting?
{53395}{53439}Yes, of course.
{53445}{53512}-I've missed you, Liesl.|-You have? How much?
{53518}{53610}I even thought of sending a telegram,|so I'd be able to deliver it here.
{53616}{53709}Oh, that's a lovely thought!|Why don't you, right now?
{53715}{53815}-But I'm here!|-Please, Rolf. Send me a telegram.
{53821}{53904}I'll start it for you.|"Dear Liesl. . . . "
{53920}{54007}"Dear Liesl: I'd like to be able|to tell you. . .
{54012}{54065}. . .how I feel about you. Stop.
{54071}{54180}Unfortunately, this wire|is already too expensive.
{54185}{54219}Sincerely, Rolf. "
{54224}{54290}-"Sincerely"?|-Cordially.
{54295}{54359}-"Cordially"?|-Affectionately?
{54415}{54464}Will there be any reply?
{54495}{54547}"Dear Rolf: Stop.
{54571}{54646}Don't stop! Your Liesl. "
{54686}{54779}If only we didn't have to wait|for someone to send Father a telegram.
{54785}{54843}How do I know when I'll see you again?
{54864}{54894}Well, let's see. . . .
{54966}{55012}I could come here by mistake.
{55036}{55148}With a telegram for Colonel Schneider!|He's here from Berlin staying with--
{55170}{55249}No one knows he's here.|Don't tell your father.
{55255}{55331}-Why not?|-Your father's so Austrian.
{55336}{55367}We're all Austrian.
{55372}{55478}Some think we ought to be German, and|they're very mad at those who don't.
{55483}{55526}They're getting ready to--
{55566}{55624}Let's hope your father|doesn't get into trouble.
{55630}{55749}Don't worry. He's a big naval hero.|He was even decorated by the emperor.
{55754}{55832}I don't worry about him.|I worry about his daughter.
{55845}{55880}Me? Why?
{55886}{55925}-Well, you're so--|-What?
{55934}{55971}You're such a baby!
{55981}{56051}I'm 1 6.|What's such a baby about that?
{56105}{56189}You wait, little girl|On an empty stage
{56195}{56276}For fate to turn the light on
{56291}{56369}Your life, little girl|ls an empty page
{56375}{56473}That men will want to write on
{56490}{56622}To write on
{56644}{56738}You are 16 going on 17
{56743}{56834}Baby, it's time to think
{56839}{56927}Better beware|Be canny and careful
{56933}{57020}Baby, you're on the brink
{57028}{57120}You are 16 going on 17
{57125}{57212}Fellows will fall in line
{57220}{57300}Eager young lads|And roués and cads
{57305}{57399}Will offer you food and wine
{57405}{57496}Totally unprepared are you
{57506}{57591}To face a world of men
{57605}{57705}Timid and shy and scared are you
{57711}{57796}Of things beyond your ken
{57801}{57894}You need someone older and wiser
{57899}{57992}Telling you what to do
{57998}{58080}I am 17 going on 18
{58086}{58229}I'll take care of you
{59008}{59089}I am 16 going on 17
{59094}{59175}I know that I'm naive
{59181}{59259}Fellows I meet|May tell me I'm sweet
{59264}{59354}And willingly I believe
{59364}{59440}I am 16 going on 17
{59446}{59536}Innocent as a rose
{59541}{59624}Bachelor dandies|Drinkers of brandies
{59630}{59710}What do I know of those?
{59716}{59801}Totally unprepared am I
{59806}{59890}To face a world of men
{59901}{59980}Timid and shy and scared am I
{59986}{60075}Of things beyond my ken
{60086}{60172}I need someone older and wiser
{60178}{60257}Telling me what to do
{60266}{60354}You are 17 going on 18
{60359}{60495}I'll depend on you
{63206}{63239}Come in.
{63264}{63304}Frau Schmidt.
{63359}{63402}For your new dresses.
{63408}{63505}-The captain had these sent from town.|-Oh, how lovely!
{63511}{63594}These will make the prettiest|clothes I've ever had.
{63600}{63684}Do you think he would|get me more material if I asked?
{63690}{63777}-How many dresses do you need?|-Not for me, for the children.
{63783}{63833}I want to make them some play clothes.
{63838}{63924}The von Trapp children don't play.|They march.
{63935}{63994}Surely you don't approve of that.
{64018}{64075}Ever since the captain|lost his poor wife. . .
{64081}{64146}. . .he runs this house as if on|one of his ships.
{64166}{64199}Whistles, orders.
{64205}{64250}No more music, no more laughing.
{64256}{64340}Nothing that reminds him of her.|Even the children.
{64353}{64379}But that's so wrong.
{64399}{64435}Oh, well.
{64441}{64529}How do you like your room?|There'll be new drapes at the windows.
{64535}{64565}Bu these are fine.
{64571}{64610}New ones have been ordered.
{64615}{64695}-But I really don't need them.|-Good night, now.
{64701}{64798}Frau Schmidt, if I asked|the captain about the material. . .?
{64804}{64910}-He's leaving in the morning.|-Of course. How long will he be gone?
{64925}{65035}It depends. The last time he visited|the baroness, he stayed for a month.
{65063}{65173}I shouldn't be saying this to you.|I don't know you that well.
{65179}{65249}But if you ask me,|the captain's thinking seriously. . .
{65254}{65308}. . .of marrying her before|summer's over.
{65313}{65391}Wonderful! The children will|have a mother again.
{65426}{65457}Yes.
{65463}{65505}Well, good night.
{65510}{65544}Good night.
{65985}{66054}Dear Father, now I know|why You sent me here.
{66059}{66128}To help these children|prepare for a new mother.
{66134}{66213}And I pray this will become|a happy family in Thy sight.
{66218}{66293}God bless the captain.|God bless Liesl and Friedrich.
{66298}{66398}God bless Louisa, Brigitta,|Marta and little Gretl.
{66405}{66473}And I forgot the other boy.|What's his name?
{66514}{66558}Well, God bless what's-his-name.
{66563}{66661}God bless the Reverend Mother|and Sister Margaretta. . .
{66666}{66708}. . .and everybody at the abbey.
{66713}{66774}And now, dear God, about Liesl.
{66785}{66830}Help her know that I'm her friend. . .
{66835}{66898}. . .and help her tell me|what she's been up to.
{66914}{66943}Are you going to tell on me?
{66949}{67031}Help me to be understanding|so I may guide her footsteps.
{67037}{67101}In the name of the Father,|the Son and the Holy Ghost.
{67106}{67178}I was out walking|and somebody locked the doors early.
{67184}{67272}I didn't want to wake everybody,|so when I saw your window open. . . .
{67310}{67384}You're not going to tell Father,|are you?
{67530}{67561}How did you climb up?
{67573}{67648}It's how we always got in|to play tricks on the governess.
{67653}{67725}Louisa can make it with|a whole jar of spiders in her hand.
{67749}{67788}Spiders?
{67878}{67941}Were you out walking all by yourself?
{68120}{68208}If we wash that dress tonight,|nobody would notice it tomorrow.
{68225}{68268}You could put this on.
{68309}{68374}Take your dress and put it|to soak in the bathtub.
{68379}{68463}Come back here and sit on the bed,|and we'll have a talk.
{68495}{68568}I told you today|I didn't need a governess.
{68573}{68623}Well, maybe I do.
{69354}{69414}Gretl, are you scared?
{69499}{69554}You're not frightened|of a storm, are you?
{69559}{69613}You just stay right here with me.
{69642}{69743}-Where are the others?|-They're asleep. They're not scared.
{69849}{69893}Oh, no? Look.
{69930}{69977}All right, up here on the bed.
{69983}{70049}-Really?|-Well, just this once. Come on.
{70075}{70179}-Now we'll wait for the boys.|-You won't see them. Boys are brave.
{70325}{70368}You weren't scared, were you?
{70380}{70458}Oh, no. We just wanted|to be sure that you weren't.
{70484}{70556}-That's very thoughtful of you.|-It wasn't my idea.
{70563}{70607}It was Kurt's!
{70613}{70676}Kurt! That's the one I left out!|God bless Kurt.
{70743}{70785}Why does it do that?
{70791}{70883}The lightning talks to the thunder,|and the thunder answers.
{70889}{70949}-But lightning must be nasty.|-Not really.
{70955}{71009}Why does the thunder get so angry?
{71015}{71068}It makes me want to cry.
{71112}{71212}Whenever I'm feeling unhappy,|I just try to think of nice things.
{71218}{71261}What kind of things?
{71280}{71327}Well, let me see. Nice things. . . .
{71333}{71358}Daffodils.
{71389}{71423}Green meadows.
{71433}{71486}Skies full of stars.
{71492}{71569}Raindrops on roses|and whiskers on kittens
{71574}{71649}Bright copper kettles|And warm woolen mittens
{71654}{71730}Brown paper packages|Tied up with strings
{71736}{71832}These are a few of my favorite things
{71894}{71961}Cream-colored ponies|And crisp apple strudels
{71967}{72044}Doorbells and sleigh bells|And schnitzel with noodles
{72050}{72120}Wild geese that fly|With the moon on their wings
{72126}{72218}These are a few of my favorite things
{72248}{72314}Girls in white dresses|With blue satin sashes
{72320}{72397}Snowflakes that stay|On my nose and eyelashes
{72403}{72477}Silver white winters|That melt into springs
{72483}{72563}These are a few of my favorite things
{72569}{72609}When the dog bites
{72614}{72655}When the bee stings
{72661}{72715}When I'm feeling sad
{72721}{72802}I simply remember my favorite things
{72808}{72972}And then I don 't feel so bad
{72989}{73030}-Does it work?|-Of course.
{73036}{73083}-What do you like?|-Pussy willow!
{73100}{73154}-Christmas!|-Bunny rabbits!
{73159}{73199}Snakes!
{73206}{73257}-Chocolate icing!|-No school!
{73263}{73292}Pillow fights!
{73298}{73346}-Telegrams!|-Birthday presents!
{73355}{73411}-Any presents!|-Ladybugs!
{73448}{73480}A good sneeze!
{73486}{73529}Gesundheit!
{73535}{73565}See what fun it is?
{73571}{73642}Raindrops on roses|And whiskers on kittens
{73648}{73717}Bright copper kettles|And warm woolen mittens
{73723}{73795}Brown paper packages|Tied up with strings
{73801}{73869}These are a few of my favorite things
{73951}{74019}Cream-colored ponies|And crisp apple strudels
{74025}{74094}Doorbells and sleigh bells|And schnitzel with noodles
{74099}{74170}Wild geese that fly|With the moon on their wings
{74176}{74260}These are a few of my favorite things
{74283}{74319}Together.
{74326}{74392}Girls in white dresses|With blue satin sashes
{74398}{74467}Snowflakes that stay|On my nose and eyelashes
{74473}{74545}Silver white winters|That melt into springs
{74551}{74630}These are a few of my favorite things
{74636}{74687}When the dog bi--
{74693}{74739}Dog bites.
{74899}{74929}Hello.
{74934}{75034}Fräulein, did I not tell you that|bedtime is to be strictly observed?
{75040}{75106}The children were upset|by the storm, so l--
{75138}{75163}You did, sir.
{75168}{75269}Do you, or do you not, have difficulty|remembering such simple instructions?
{75300}{75339}Only during thunderstorms.
{75399}{75435}Liesl?
{75440}{75494}I don't recall seeing you|after dinner.
{75508}{75550}Really? As a matter of fact--
{75556}{75585}Yes?
{75605}{75632}Well, I was--
{75638}{75689}What she would like to say. . .
{75694}{75762}. . .is that she and I have|been getting acquainted tonight.
{75768}{75884}It's too late to go into that. You|heard your father. Go back to bed.
{75996}{76029}Fräulein. . .
{76036}{76134}. . .you have managed to remember|I'm leaving in the morning?
{76159}{76269}Is it also possible you remember the|first rule in this house is discipline?
{76309}{76369}Then I trust that before I return. . .
{76380}{76423}. . .you'll have acquired some?
{76456}{76489}Captain?
{76511}{76605}Could I talk to you about clothes|for the children for when they play?
{76611}{76677}-If I could have some material.|-You are many things.
{76683}{76734}Not the least of which is repetitious.
{76739}{76792}-But they're children!|-Yes.
{76798}{76839}And I'm their father.
{76854}{76883}Good night.
{77466}{77605}Girls in white dresses|With blue satin sashes
{77881}{77965}When the dog bites|When the bee stings
{77971}{78030}When I'm feeling sad
{78036}{78115}I simply remember my favorite things
{78121}{78172}And then I don 't feel...
{78178}{78344}...so bad
{78919}{78984}Children, over here. See!
{79071}{79104}Come on.
{81095}{81125}Fräulein Maria?
{81131}{81177}Can we do this every day?
{81183}{81260}-Don't you think you'd get tired of it?|-I suppose so.
{81269}{81299}Every other day?
{81304}{81414}I haven't had so much fun since we put|glue on Fräulein Josephine's toothbrush.
{81420}{81514}I can't understand how children|as nice as you can play such tricks.
{81520}{81564}-It's easy.|-But why do it?
{81569}{81627}How else can we get|Father's attention?
{81646}{81684}Oh, I see.
{81716}{81769}We'll have to think about that one.
{81821}{81860}All right, over here.
{81866}{81899}What are we going to do?
{81905}{81952}Think of a song for the baroness.
{81958}{82005}Father doesn't like us to sing.
{82011}{82097}Perhaps we can change his mind.|Now, what songs do you know?
{82103}{82155}We don't know any songs.
{82160}{82225}-Not any?|-We don't even know how to sing.
{82266}{82317}Let's not lose time. You must learn.
{82323}{82364}But how?
{82468}{82562}Let's start at the very beginning
{82568}{82649}A very good place to start
{82654}{82700}When you read you begin with
{82706}{82734}A, B, C
{82739}{82844}When you sing, you begin with|Do-Re-Mi
{82850}{82889}Do-re-mi
{82895}{82927}Do-re-mi
{82933}{83025}The first three notes|Just happen to be
{83031}{83074}Do-re-mi
{83079}{83110}Do-re-mi
{83116}{83210}Do-re-mi-fa-so-la-ti
{83226}{83284}Let's see if I can make it easier.
{83365}{83454}"Doe, " a deer|A female deer
{83459}{83545}"Ray, " a drop of golden sun
{83551}{83642}"Me, " a name I call myself
{83648}{83737}"Far, " a long long way to run
{83743}{83834}"Sew, " a needle pulling thread
{83840}{83932}"La, " a note to follow sew
{83938}{84010}"Tea, " a drink with jam and bread
{84021}{84119}That will bring us back to doe
{84131}{84217}-Doe|-A deer, a female deer
{84223}{84300}-Ray|-A drop of golden sun
{84306}{84384}-Me|-A name I call myself
{84390}{84466}-Far|-A long long way to run
{84478}{84560}Sew, a needle pulling thread
{84566}{84646}-La|-A note to follow sew
{84656}{84725}-Tea|-A drink with jam and bread
{84731}{84785}That will bring us back to
{84791}{84874}-Doe|-A deer, a female deer
{84880}{84954}Ray, a drop of golden sun
{84964}{85042}Me, a name I call myself
{85048}{85122}Far, a long long way to run
{85128}{85206}Sew, a needle pulling thread
{85212}{85294}La, a note to follow sew
{85300}{85362}Tea, a drink with jam and bread
{85368}{85467}That will bring us back to doe
{85475}{85550}Do-re-mi-fa-so-la-ti-do, so-do
{85560}{85670}Do-re-mi-fa-so and so on are only|the tools we use to build a song.
{85676}{85754}Once you have them in your head|you can sing different tunes. . .
{85759}{85810}. . .by mixing them up. Like this:
{85840}{85973}So-do-la-fa-mi-do-re
{85978}{86004}Can you do that?
{86009}{86140}So-do-la-fa-mi-do-re
{86146}{86282}So-do-la-ti-do-re-do
{86288}{86415}So-do-la-ti-do-re-do
{86421}{86463}Now, put it all together.
{86468}{86627}So-do-la-fa-mi-do-re
{86633}{86776}So-do-la-ti-do-re-do
{86789}{86852}-Good.|-But it doesn't mean anything.
{86858}{86929}So we put in words.|One word for every note.
{86935}{86965}Like this:
{86971}{87129}When you know the notes to sing
{87134}{87270}You can sing most anything
{87276}{87299}Together!
{87304}{87465}When you know the notes to sing
{87471}{87630}You can sing most anything
{87641}{87722}-Doe|-A deer, a female deer
{87728}{87804}-Ray|-A drop of golden sun
{87810}{87889}-Me|-A name I call myself
{87894}{87967}-Far|-A long long way to run
{87973}{88054}-Sew|-A needle pulling thread
{88060}{88139}-La|-A note to follow sew
{88144}{88215}-Tea|-A drink with jam and bread
{88221}{88314}That will bring us back to doe
{88734}{88886}When you know the notes to sing
{88899}{89055}You can sing most anything
{89069}{89145}Doe|A deer, a female deer
{89151}{89235}Ray|A drop of golden sun
{89241}{89324}Me|A name I call myself
{89330}{89405}Far|A long long way to run
{89411}{89487}Sew|A needle pulling thread
{89493}{89570}La|A note to follow sew
{89583}{89647}Tea|A drink with jam and bread
{89653}{89748}That will bring us back to
{89753}{89917}So-do-la-fa-mi-do-re
{89923}{90030}So-do-la-fa-ti
{90036}{90076}La-so
{90160}{90300}Ti-do
{90305}{90340}So-do
{90663}{90737}The mountains are magnificent,|really magnificent.
{90743}{90807}-I had them put up just for you.|-Oh?
{90813}{90866}Even if it's to a height|of 1 0,000 feet. . .
{90872}{90956}. . .Georg always believes in|"rising to the occasion. "
{90962}{91018}Improve the jokes|or I'll disinvite you.
{91032}{91094}You didn't invite me.|I invited myself.
{91100}{91161}-Naturally.|-You needed a chaperone. . .
{91167}{91232}. . .and I needed a place|where the cuisine is superb. . .
{91238}{91302}. . .the wine cellar unexcelled. . .
{91308}{91371}. . .and the price perfect.
{91380}{91424}Max, you are outrageous.
{91430}{91526}Not at all.|I'm a very charming sponge.
{91588}{91616}Listen.
{91672}{91726}That's the Klopmann Monastery Choir.
{91798}{91836}They're good.
{91862}{91901}Very good.
{91920}{91983}I must explore this area|in the next few days.
{91988}{92072}Somewhere, a hungry singing group|is waiting for Max Detweiler. . .
{92078}{92181}. . .to pluck it out and make it famous|at the Salzburg Folk Festival.
{92186}{92266}-They get fame, you get money.|-It's unfair, I admit it.
{92271}{92376}But someday that'll be changed.|I shall get the fame too.
{92545}{92597}Good heavens, what's this?
{92631}{92686}It's nothing.|Just some local urchins.
{93052}{93146}This really is exciting for me, Georg.|Being here with you.
{93165}{93227}Trees, lakes,|you've seen them before.
{93233}{93296}That is not what I mean,|and you know it.
{93302}{93397}-You mean me? I'm exciting?|-Is that so impossible?
{93403}{93476}No, just highly improbable.
{93482}{93581}-There you go, running yourself down.|-Well, I'm a dangerous driver.
{93672}{93761}You're much less of a riddle|when I see you here, Georg.
{93766}{93834}-In my natural habitat?|-Yes, exactly.
{93840}{93892}Are you saying that I'm more|at home. . .
{93898}{93994}. . .among the birds and the flowers|and the wind that moves. . .
{94000}{94052}. . .through the trees|like a restless sea?
{94058}{94096}How poetic.
{94101}{94146}Yes, it was rather, wasn't it?
{94173}{94296}More at home here than in Vienna|in all your glittering salons. . .
{94301}{94406}. . .gossiping gaily with bores I|detest, soaking myself in champagne. . .
{94412}{94502}. . .stumbling about to waltzes|by Strausses I can't even remember?
{94508}{94559}-Is that what you're saying?|-Yes.
{94565}{94621}Now whatever gave you that idea?
{94702}{94795}Oh, I do like it here, Georg.|It's so lovely and peaceful.
{94803}{94850}How can you leave it so often?
{94856}{94924}Oh, pretending to be madly active,|I suppose.
{94930}{95007}Activity suggests a life|filled with purpose.
{95026}{95080}Could it be running away|from memories?
{95157}{95251}Or perhaps just searching|for a reason to stay.
{95267}{95351}I hope that's why you've been|coming to Vienna so often.
{95367}{95471}-Were there other distractions?|-I'd hardly call you a distraction.
{95477}{95541}Well, what would you call me, Georg?
{95595}{95626}Lovely. . .
{95650}{95712}. . .charming, witty, graceful,|the perfect hostess. . .
{95718}{95786}. . .and, you're going to hate me|for this. . .
{95796}{95846}. . .in a way, my savior.
{95852}{95896}Oh, how unromantic.
{95901}{95957}I'd be an ungrateful wretch|if I didn't say. . .
{95963}{96041}. . .that you brought some meaning back|into my life.
{96085}{96151}I am amusing, I suppose.
{96156}{96271}I have the finest couturier in Vienna|and a glittering circle of friends.
{96276}{96351}-I do give some rather gay parties.|-Oh, yes.
{96357}{96401}But take all that away. . .
{96406}{96511}. . .and you have just wealthy,|unattached little me. . .
{96528}{96586}. . .searching, just like you.
{96708}{96749}More strudel, Herr Detweiler?
{96755}{96792}-How many have I had?|-Two.
{96798}{96844}Make it an uneven three.
{96923}{96996}Still eating, Max?|Must be unhappy.
{97001}{97096}That mixed quartet I've been trying|to steal away from Sol Hurok. . .
{97102}{97166}-What happened?|-. . .Sascha Petrie stole them first.
{97171}{97202}I hate thieves.
{97208}{97287}Max, you really must try|and learn to love yourself.
{97293}{97349}I had to call Paris, Rome|and Stockholm.
{97355}{97441}-On Georg's telephone, of course.|-How else could I afford it?
{97452}{97575}I like rich people, the way they live|and how I live when I'm with them.
{97582}{97630}I wonder where the children are.
{97640}{97701}They must have heard|I was coming and hid.
{97707}{97767}I was hoping they'd be here|to welcome you.
{97773}{97881}Max, do step out of character for|a moment and try and be charming.
{98098}{98131}Well?
{98153}{98182}Well what?
{98187}{98257}Have you made up his mind?|Do I hear wedding bells?
{98263}{98311}-Pealing madly.|-Marvelous.
{98317}{98382}-Not necessarily for me.|-What kind of talk's that?
{98387}{98426}None-of-your-business talk.
{98432}{98492}I'm terribly fond of him,|so don't toy with us.
{98498}{98584}But I'm a child. I like toys.|So tell me everything.
{98590}{98713}Come on. Tell me every teensy-weensy,|intimate, disgusting detail.
{98748}{98847}Well, let's just say I have a feeling|I may be here on approval.
{98853}{98926}-I approve of that. How can you miss?|-Far too easily.
{98932}{99009}If I know you, darling,|and I do, you will find a way.
{99015}{99076}-He's no ordinary man.|-No, he's rich.
{99082}{99136}His wife's death gave him|a great heartache.
{99141}{99216}And your husband's death|gave you a great fortune.
{99221}{99268}Oh, Max, you really are a beast.
{99273}{99370}You and Georg are like family.|That's why I want to see you married.
{99375}{99461}We must keep all that lovely money|in the family.
{99851}{99922}-What are you doing there?|-Oh, Captain von Trapp.
{99928}{99977}I was just looking for. . . .
{99998}{100066}I didn't see, I mean,|I didn't know you were--
{100080}{100121}Heil Hitler!
{100138}{100174}Who are you?
{100180}{100234}I have a telegram for Herr Detweiler.
{100239}{100306}-I am Herr Detweiler.|-Yes, sir.
{100427}{100491}You've delivered your telegram.|Now get out.
{100652}{100733}-Georg, he's just a boy.|-Yes, and I'm just an Austrian.
{100738}{100806}Things will happen.|Make sure they don't happen to you.
{100812}{100877}Max! Don't you ever say that again.
{100883}{100936}I have no political convictions.
{100942}{101011}-Can I help it if other people do?|-You can help it.
{101038}{101091}You must help it.
{101338}{101376}Hello?
{101438}{101506}You're far away. Where are you?
{101513}{101606}In a world that's disappearing,|I'm afraid.
{101626}{101711}Is there any way I could bring you|back to the world I'm in?
{102333}{102394}-Father! Father!|-There's your father!
{102412}{102476}Oh, captain, you're home!
{102677}{102741}Come out of that water at once!
{102958}{103011}Oh, you must be Baroness Schraeder.
{103138}{103211}I'm soaked to the skin!
{103498}{103531}Straight line!
{103883}{103941}This is Baroness Schraeder.
{104003}{104046}And these. . .
{104051}{104091}. . .are my children.
{104115}{104152}How do you do?
{104178}{104291}Go inside, dry off, clean up, change|your clothes and report back here!
{104411}{104461}Fräulein, you will stay here, please!
{104503}{104588}I think I'd better go see|what Max is up to.
{104833}{104876}Now, fräulein. . .
{104922}{104971}. . .I want a truthful answer.
{104981}{105016}Yes, captain.
{105023}{105121}Is it possible,|or could I have just imagined it?
{105157}{105264}Have my children, by any chance,|been climbing trees today?
{105276}{105304}Yes, captain.
{105330}{105361}I see.
{105375}{105483}And where, may I ask,|did they get these. . . .
{105489}{105539}-Play clothes.|-Is that what they are?
{105544}{105626}I made them from the drapes|that used to hang in my bedroom.
{105645}{105696}-Drapes?|-They have plenty of wear left.
{105701}{105747}We've been everywhere in them.
{105753}{105861}Are you telling me that my children|have been roaming about Salzburg. . .
{105866}{105946}. . .dressed up in nothing|but some old drapes?
{105951}{105991}And having a marvelous time!
{105996}{106074}-They have uniforms.|-Forgive me, straitjackets.
{106079}{106146}They can't be children|if they worry about clothes--
{106152}{106179}They don't complain.
{106185}{106250}They don't dare.|They love you too much and fear--
{106255}{106293}Don't discuss my children.
{106298}{106344}You've got to hear, you're|never home--
{106349}{106385}I don't want to hear more!
{106390}{106451}I know you don't, but you've got to!
{106470}{106522}-Liesl's not a child.|-Not one word--
{106528}{106597}Soon she'll be a woman|and you won't even know her.
{106603}{106677}Friedrich wants to be a man|but you're not here to show--
{106683}{106716}Don't you dare tell me--
{106721}{106799}Brigitta could tell you about him.|She notices everything.
{106805}{106880}Kurt acts tough to hide the pain|when you ignore him. . .
{106885}{106922}. . .the way you do all of them.
{106928}{106986}Louisa, I don't know about yet.
{106992}{107069}The little ones just want love.|Please, love them all.
{107075}{107112}I don't care to hear more.
{107118}{107216}-I am not finished yet, captain!|-Oh, yes, you are, captain!
{107253}{107281}Fräulein.
{107311}{107411}Now, you will pack|your things this minute. . .
{107416}{107476}. . .and return to the abbey.
{107538}{107571}What's that?
{107612}{107637}It's singing.
{107653}{107720}Yes, I realize it's singing.|But who is singing?
{107743}{107781}The children.
{107850}{107882}The children?
{107895}{107961}I taught them something to sing|for the baroness.
{108096}{108241}My heart wants to sing|Every song it hears
{108247}{108309}Every song that it hears
{108315}{108446}My heart wants to beat like the wings|Of the birds that rise
{108452}{108527}From the lake to the trees
{108533}{108567}To the trees
{108573}{108691}My heart wants to sigh|Like a chime that flies
{108696}{108807}From a church on a breeze
{108813}{108907}To laugh like a brook|When it trips and falls
{108913}{108984}Over stones on its way
{108990}{109024}On its way
{109030}{109136}To sing through the night
{109141}{109277}Like a lark who is learning to pray
{109283}{109391}I go to the hills
{109396}{109546}When my heart is lonely
{109552}{109641}I know I will hear
{109647}{109786}What I've heard before
{109805}{109907}My heart will be blessed
{109913}{110080}With the sound of music
{110101}{110226}And I'll sing...
{110231}{110426}...once more
{111223}{111266}Edelweiss!
{111360}{111436}You never told me how enchanting|your children are.
{111643}{111681}Don't go away.
{111803}{111836}Fräulein.
{111917}{111946}I. . .
{111980}{112048}. . .behaved badly. I apologize.
{112091}{112176}I'm far too outspoken.|It's one of my worst faults.
{112186}{112221}You were right.
{112280}{112326}I don't know my children.
{112357}{112456}There's still time, captain.|They want so much to be close to you.
{112463}{112556}And you brought music back|into the house.
{112588}{112623}I'd forgotten.
{112688}{112721}Fräulein.
{112780}{112811}I want you to stay.
{112907}{112973}I ask you to stay.
{113017}{113101}-If I could be of any help.|-You have already.
{113115}{113140}More than you know.
{113613}{113646}Marta.
{113662}{113693}Curtain!
{113756}{113836}High on a hill was a lonely goatherd
{113873}{113951}Loud was the voice|Of the lonely goatherd
{113986}{114066}Folks in a town|That was quite remote heard
{114103}{114181}Lusty and clear|From the goatherd's throat heard
{114457}{114526}Marta. Marta!
{114583}{114631}Gretl, the prince!
{114673}{114756}A prince on the bridge|Of a castle moat heard
{114790}{114847}Men on a road|With a load to tote heard
{114907}{114986}Men in the midst|Of a table d'hôte heard
{115018}{115096}Men drinking beer|With the foam afloat heard
{115361}{115436}One little girl|ln a pale pink coat heard
{115476}{115556}She yodeled back|To the lonely goatherd
{115583}{115666}Soon her mama|With a gleaming gloat heard
{115702}{115781}What a duet for a girl and goatherd
{116898}{116976}One little girl|ln a pale pink coat heard
{117012}{117091}She yodeled back|To the lonely goatherd
{117123}{117206}Soon her mama|With a gleaming gloat heard
{117240}{117316}What a duet for a girl and goatherd
{117356}{117396}Happy are they
{117468}{117546}Soon the duet will become a trio
{118133}{118171}-Bravo!|-Bravo!
{118176}{118211}Very good!
{118255}{118301}Wonderful!
{118315}{118391}-Can we keep the puppets, Uncle Max?|-Yes, can we?
{118396}{118445}Of course you may, my darlings.
{118450}{118551}Why else did I tell Professor Kohner|to send the bill to your father?
{118640}{118681}Well done, fräulein.
{118741}{118787}I really am very much impressed.
{118793}{118841}They're your children, captain.
{119013}{119069}My dear, is there anything|you can't do?
{119075}{119131}Well, I'm not sure|I'll make a good nun.
{119136}{119211}If you have any problems,|I'd be happy to help you.
{119286}{119320}Attention, everyone!
{119325}{119407}I have an announcement to make.|Surprise! Surprise!
{119413}{119469}Today, after a long|and desperate search. . .
{119475}{119595}. . .I have found a most exciting|entry for the Salzburg Folk Festival.
{119600}{119644}Congratulations, Max.
{119650}{119721}And who will you|be exploiting this time?
{119763}{119841}-The Saint lgnatius Choir?|-Guess again.
{119858}{119952}Well, let me see now.|The Klopmann Choir?
{119958}{120014}-No, no, no, no.|-No, no?
{120020}{120049}Tell us.
{120054}{120137}A singing group all in one family.|You'll never guess, Georg.
{120143}{120212}What a charming idea!
{120218}{120261}Whose family?
{120282}{120321}Yours.
{120326}{120381}They'll be the talk of the festival.
{120450}{120522}-Well, now, what's so funny?|-You are, Max.
{120528}{120603}You're expensive, but very funny.
{120621}{120677}-They'll be a sensation!|-No, Max.
{120683}{120735}It's a wonderful idea.|Fresh, original.
{120740}{120856}Max! My children|do not sing in public.
{120872}{120919}You can't blame me for trying.
{120924}{120996}Children, who shall we hear|from next?
{121063}{121091}Who?
{121238}{121268}Yes.
{121337}{121383}The vote is unanimous.
{121403}{121441}You, captain.
{121447}{121476}Me?
{121496}{121551}-I don't understand.|-Please.
{121700}{121751}No, no, no, no.
{121757}{121806}I'm told that you were quite good.
{121811}{121891}-That was a very, very long time ago.|-I remember, Father.
{121897}{121966}-Play us something we know.|-Oh, please, Father.
{122035}{122061}Well. . . .
{122307}{122359}-Why didn't you tell me?|-What?
{122365}{122421}To bring along my harmonica.
{122477}{122528}Edelweiss
{122566}{122621}Edelweiss
{122647}{122796}Every morning you greet me
{122802}{122875}Small and white
{122895}{122976}Clean and bright
{122981}{123049}You look happy...
{123054}{123146}... to meet me
{123152}{123207}Blossom of snow
{123213}{123312}May you bloom and grow
{123318}{123470}Bloom and grow forever
{123493}{123581}Edelweiss
{123586}{123650}Edelweiss
{123665}{123839}Bless my homeland forever
{123945}{124022}-Edelweiss|-Edelweiss
{124028}{124112}-Edelweiss|-Edelweiss
{124118}{124271}Every morning you greet me
{124277}{124362}-Small and white|-Small and white
{124368}{124451}-Clean and bright|-Clean and bright
{124456}{124516}You look happy...
{124522}{124608}... to meet me
{124620}{124671}Blossom of snow
{124676}{124776}May you bloom and grow
{124781}{124951}Bloom and grow forever
{124956}{125044}Edelweiss
{125050}{125114}Edelweiss
{125128}{125366}Bless my homeland forever
{125587}{125676}Anytime you say the word, Georg,|you can be part of my new act:
{125681}{125741}The von Trapp Family Singers.
{125767}{125827}I have a wonderful idea, Georg.
{125833}{125892}Let's really fill this house|with music.
{125898}{125969}You must give a grand|and glorious party for me.
{125975}{126040}-A party?|-Yes, Father, please!
{126045}{126102}It's high time|I met all your friends. . .
{126108}{126169}. . .and they met me.|Don't you agree?
{126175}{126229}-I see what you mean.|-Oh, please!
{126235}{126311}Children, it's bedtime.|Come now, say good night.
{126333}{126364}Good night, Father.
{126370}{126437}-Good night.|-Good night, Baroness Schraeder.
{126443}{126481}Good night, Father.
{126552}{126596}Good night, Uncle Max.
{126642}{126718}It'll be my first party, Father!
{127498}{127561}-Captain.|-Herr Zeller. Baroness Schraeder.
{127566}{127641}-Good evening, Herr Zeller.|-Baroness.
{127672}{127731}How do you do? Good evening.
{128226}{128308}Did you notice the obvious|display of the Austrian flag?
{128478}{128521}The women look so beautiful.
{128527}{128558}I think they look ugly.
{128566}{128609}You're just scared of them.
{128614}{128669}Silly, only grown-up men fear women.
{128683}{128769}-I think the men look beautiful.|-How would you know?
{129182}{129231}Liesl, who are you dancing with?
{129236}{129276}Nobody.
{129295}{129341}Oh, yes, you are.
{129400}{129436}May I have this dance?
{129441}{129501}I'd be delighted, young man.
{129662}{129727}Why didn't you tell me|you could dance?
{129733}{129851}We feared you'd make us all dance.|The von Trapp Family Dancers.
{129957}{129998}What are they playing?
{130003}{130066}It's the Laendler.|An Austrian folk dance.
{130070}{130147}-Show me.|-I haven't danced since I was little.
{130152}{130199}You remember. Please?
{130205}{130252}-Well. . . .|-Please.
{130258}{130311}All right. Come on over here.
{130323}{130391}Now you bow and I curtsy.
{130413}{130484}-Like this?|-Fine. Now we go for a little walk.
{130490}{130554}One, two, three. One, two, three.
{130560}{130671}One, two, three, step together.|Now, step hop, step hop.
{130677}{130741}Now turn under. Not quite.
{130746}{130841}This way. Hop step, hop.|And under.
{130857}{130898}Kurt, we'll have to practice.
{130903}{130939}Do allow me, will you?
{133056}{133101}I don't remember anymore.
{133153}{133206}-Your face is all red.|-Is it?
{133237}{133288}I don't suppose I'm used to dancing.
{133353}{133401}Why, that was beautifully done.
{133406}{133453}What a lovely couple you make.
{133458}{133509}It's time the children|said good night.
{133515}{133547}We'll be in the hall.
{133553}{133622}-We have something special prepared.|-Right!
{133628}{133657}Yes, come on!
{133821}{133877}All that needless worrying, Georg.
{133883}{133956}You thought you wouldn't find|a friend at the party.
{134026}{134111}-A bit chilly out tonight, isn't it?|-Oh, I don't know.
{134117}{134165}It seemed rather warm to me.
{134267}{134295}Ladies and gentlemen.
{134313}{134411}The children of Captain von Trapp|wish to say good night to you.
{134750}{134843}There's a sad sort of clanging|From the clock in the hall
{134848}{134938}And the bells in the steeple too
{134944}{135040}And up in the nursery|An absurd little bird
{135046}{135104}Is popping up to say "coo-coo"
{135110}{135150}Coo-coo
{135156}{135185}Coo-coo
{135191}{135243}Regretfully they tell us
{135248}{135281}But firmly they compel us
{135287}{135360}To say goodbye
{135366}{135493}To you
{135570}{135662}So long, farewell|Auf Wiedersehen, good night
{135668}{135760}I hate to go|And leave this pretty sight
{135934}{136014}So long, farewell,|Auf Wiedersehen, adieu
{136030}{136115}Adieu, adieu|To you and you and you
{136292}{136382}So long, farewell|Au revoir, auf Wiedersehen
{136389}{136484}I'd like to stay|And taste my first champagne
{136490}{136548}-Yes?|-No.
{136652}{136739}So long, farewell|Auf Wiedersehen, goodbye
{136748}{136843}I leave and heave a sigh|And say goodbye
{136848}{136944}Goodbye
{137017}{137091}I'm glad to go
{137097}{137165}I cannot tell a lie
{137174}{137246}I flit, I float
{137252}{137335}I fleetly flee, I fly
{137576}{137713}The sun has gone to bed
{137719}{137808}And so must I
{137813}{137871}So long
{137877}{137938}Farewell
{137943}{138073}Auf Wiedersehen, goodbye
{138079}{138206}Goodbye
{138224}{138358}Goodbye
{138363}{138528}Goodbye
{138533}{138736}Goodbye
{138857}{138923}Extraordinary!|What they'd do at the festival.
{138929}{138988}Young lady,|I must have a word with you.
{139012}{139109}Georg, you won't let this girl|get away. She must join the party.
{139115}{139173}-No, really l--|-Stop. Stop it now.
{139179}{139250}-Georg, please.|-You can if you want to, fräulein.
{139255}{139314}I insist.|You will be my dinner partner.
{139320}{139366}This is business.|Franz. . .
{139372}{139448}. . .set another place next to mine|for Fräulein Maria.
{139500}{139566}-Whatever you say.|-It appears to be all arranged.
{139584}{139629}-It does.|-I'm not suitably dressed.
{139655}{139692}You can change. We'll wait.
{139778}{139848}Captain, you must be very proud|of your youngsters.
{139853}{139874}I am, thank you.
{139880}{139989}Is there a more beautiful expression|of what is good in our country. . .
{139995}{140078}. . .than the innocent voices|of our children?
{140087}{140120}Oh, come now, baron.
{140126}{140216}Would you have us believe that Austria|holds a monopoly on virtue?
{140237}{140336}Herr Zeller, some of us prefer|Austrian voices raised in song. . .
{140342}{140399}. . .to ugly German threats.
{140425}{140511}The ostrich buries his head|in the sand. . .
{140517}{140587}. . .and sometimes in the flag.
{140600}{140701}Perhaps those who would warn you that|the Anschluss is coming, and it is. . .
{140707}{140796}. . .would get further with you by setting|their words to music.
{140801}{140912}If the Nazis take over Austria, you|will be the entire trumpet section.
{140920}{140945}You flatter me.
{140970}{141063}Oh, how clumsy of me.|I meant to accuse you.
{141252}{141308}It's very kind of you|to offer to help me, baroness.
{141314}{141353}I'm delighted, Maria.
{141363}{141453}I really don't think I have anything|that would be appropriate.
{141464}{141563}Now where is that lovely little thing|you were wearing the other evening?
{141569}{141648}When the captain couldn't keep|his eyes off you.
{141729}{141773}Couldn't keep his eyes off me?
{141804}{141848}Come, my dear, we are women.
{141854}{141934}Let's not pretend we don't know|when a man notices us.
{141940}{142023}-Here we are.|-The captain notices everybody.
{142036}{142095}There's no need to feel|so defensive, Maria.
{142101}{142159}You are quite attractive, you know.
{142165}{142253}The captain would hardly be a man|if he didn't notice you.
{142290}{142348}Baroness, I hope you're joking.
{142359}{142389}Not at all.
{142395}{142433}I've never done a thing to--
{142439}{142478}You don't have to, my dear.
{142493}{142608}Nothing's more irresistible to a man|than a woman who's in love with him.
{142638}{142698}-In love with him?|-Of course.
{142720}{142802}What makes it so nice is|he thinks he's in love with you.
{142867}{142906}But that's not true.
{142914}{142999}Surely you've noticed the way|he looks into your eyes.
{143005}{143123}And you know, you blushed in his arms|when you were dancing just now.
{143153}{143194}Don't take it to heart.
{143200}{143255}He'll get over it soon enough,|I think.
{143261}{143308}Men do, you know.
{143333}{143358}Then I should go.
{143390}{143426}I mustn't stay here.
{143677}{143758}-Is there something I can do to help?|-No, nothing.
{143802}{143831}Yes.
{143855}{143904}Don't say a word to the captain.
{143943}{144028}No, I wouldn't dream of it.
{144190}{144229}Goodbye, Maria.
{144248}{144315}I'm sure you'll make a very fine nun.
{145035}{145083}Champagne, darling.
{145093}{145188}I feel like celebrating. Cheers.
{145320}{145389}-You know something.|-Perhaps.
{145395}{145504}If you're so clever, tell me how to|get fräulein to influence Georg.
{145510}{145573}I want those children in the festival.
{145583}{145638}Elsa, this is important to Austria.
{145644}{145685}Wouldn't do you any harm either.
{145691}{145728}I thought of that.
{145734}{145793}Well, if it's a matter of influence. . .
{145798}{145868}. . .maybe the one you have|to be talking to is me.
{150819}{150873}-Two.|-Three.
{150879}{150914}-Four.|-Five.
{150945}{150994}-Six.|-Seven.
{151000}{151038}Eight.
{151045}{151088}-Four.|-Two.
{151115}{151159}-Seven.|-Five.
{151164}{151218}-Two.|-Six.
{151329}{151378}Isn't this fun?
{151410}{151468}-Four.|-I'm number five.
{151474}{151526}-Oh, yes.|-Eight.
{151532}{151589}-Two.|-Four.
{151599}{151628}Six.
{151688}{151718}Two.
{151745}{151816}Baroness Schraeder, do you mind|if we stop now? We're tired.
{151822}{151869}Whatever you want, dear.
{151875}{151923}We'll do it again tomorrow.
{152167}{152219}The country's so restful, isn't it?
{152244}{152283}Have some lemonade.
{152313}{152347}There must be an easier way.
{152380}{152459}I get a fiendish delight thinking|of you as the mother of seven.
{152482}{152526}How do you plan to do it?
{152532}{152581}Darling, haven't you ever heard. . .
{152587}{152662}. . .of a delightful little thing|called boarding school?
{152688}{152743}Baroness Machiavelli.
{152775}{152823}Uncle Max, where's Father?
{152829}{152873}I think he's in the house.
{152878}{152939}What's the matter|with all you gloomy pussies?
{152945}{153011}-Nothing.|-I know. Let's have a rehearsal.
{153017}{153038}What for?
{153043}{153103}Let's make believe we're on-stage|at the festival.
{153108}{153201}-I don't feel like singing.|-Not without Fräulein Maria.
{153207}{153264}Liesl, get the guitar.|Come on, Marta.
{153270}{153341}Everybody into the group.|Get in your places.
{153347}{153413}Now be cheerful, right?|Give us the key, Liesl.
{153459}{153523}Now, impress me.
{153619}{153651}Gretl, why don't you sing?
{153658}{153717}I can't. I've got a sore finger.
{153742}{153814}But you sang so beautifully|the night of the party.
{153820}{153876}Come on, all of you.|Try something you know.
{153882}{153918}Enjoy it. Be cheerful.
{153924}{153963}All right, Liesl.
{154010}{154139}The hills are alive
{154145}{154329}With the sound of music
{154358}{154479}With songs they have sung
{154485}{154673}For a thousand years
{154689}{154819}The hills fill my heart
{154825}{155009}With the sound of music
{155018}{155081}They wanted to sing for me,|bless their hearts.
{155087}{155133}That's lovely, lovely.|Don't stop.
{155229}{155323}-Something long and cool, Georg?|-No, thank you, darling.
{155333}{155390}-Father?|-Yes, Brigitta?
{155402}{155456}Is it true Fräulein Maria|isn't coming back?
{155463}{155537}Yes, I suppose it's true.|What have we got here?
{155545}{155658}-Pink lemonade.|-Laced with lemonade.
{155675}{155711}I don't believe it, Father.
{155745}{155794}-What?|-About Fräulein Maria.
{155803}{155833}Oh, Fräulein Maria!
{155839}{155923}Didn't I tell you what her note said?|I'm sure I did.
{155940}{156001}She said she missed her life|at the abbey.
{156007}{156059}She had to leave us.
{156064}{156103}And that's all there is to it.
{156144}{156208}I think I'm brave enough to try|some of that.
{156213}{156279}-She didn't even say goodbye.|-She did in her note.
{156285}{156329}That isn't the same thing.
{156335}{156375}Not too sweet, not too sour.
{156393}{156441}Just too pink.
{156475}{156550}Father, who is our new governess|going to be?
{156709}{156734}Well. . .
{156790}{156917}. . .you're not going to have|a governess anymore.
{156925}{156988}-We're not?|-No.
{157042}{157093}You're going to have a new mother.
{157119}{157168}A new mother?
{157187}{157263}We talked about it last night.|It's all settled.
{157268}{157333}And we're all going to be very happy.
{158124}{158183}Well, all right, all right.|Run off and play.
{158950}{158973}Yes, my children?
{158978}{159035}-My name is Liesl.|-Yes, Liesl?
{159047}{159142}We, my brothers and sisters,|want to see Fräulein Maria.
{159170}{159218}Fräulein Maria?
{159235}{159283}Oh, Maria.
{159329}{159373}Come in, please.
{159467}{159503}Wait here.
{159765}{159842}I'm Sister Margaretta. I understand|you inquired about Maria.
{159848}{159908}We have to see her.|Will you tell her we're here?
{159914}{159976}-I'm afraid I can't do that.|-But you've got to!
{159982}{160032}-She's our governess.|-We want her back.
{160037}{160083}She didn't even say goodbye.
{160089}{160131}All we want to do is talk to her.
{160150}{160219}I'm very sorry,|but Maria is in seclusion.
{160225}{160299}-She hasn't been seeing anyone.|-She'll see us.
{160305}{160365}I want to show her my finger.
{160370}{160414}Some other time, dear.
{160422}{160453}I'll tell her you were here.
{160459}{160533}-It was sweet of you to call.|-We have to speak to her!
{160548}{160623}Run along, children.|Run along home.
{160628}{160668}I'm sure she'd like to see us.
{160674}{160728}Sister Margaretta, please.
{160733}{160823}-Goodbye, children.|-Sister Margaretta, may we, please?
{160890}{160931}What was that about, Sister?
{160937}{160989}The von Trapp children,|Reverend Mother.
{160995}{161054}They want to see Maria.
{161060}{161116}Has she spoken yet?|Has she told you anything?
{161122}{161218}She doesn't say a word,|Reverend Mother, except in prayer.
{161224}{161248}Poor child.
{161253}{161324}It's strange.|She seems happy to be back here. . .
{161330}{161408}. . .and yet she's unhappy too.
{161438}{161513}Perhaps I have been wrong|in leaving her alone so long.
{161519}{161583}Bring her to me,|even if she's not yet ready.
{161588}{161628}Yes, Reverend Mother.
{161760}{161845}Sister Augusta, take our new postulant|to the robing room.
{161869}{161923}God bless you, my daughter.
{162072}{162113}Yes, bring her in.
{162330}{162383}You've been unhappy. I'm sorry.
{162432}{162461}Reverend Mother.
{162470}{162533}Why did they send you back to us?
{162553}{162600}They didn't send me back.|I left.
{162660}{162698}Sit down, Maria.
{162710}{162753}Tell me what happened.
{162878}{162909}I was frightened.
{162915}{163023}-Frightened? Were they unkind to you.|-Oh, no!
{163029}{163118}No, I was confused. I felt. . . .
{163153}{163203}I've never felt that way before.
{163209}{163299}I couldn't stay. I knew that here|I'd be away from it. I'd be safe.
{163305}{163418}Maria, our abbey is not to be used|as an escape.
{163424}{163478}What is it you can't face?
{163525}{163559}I can't face him again.
{163579}{163615}Him?
{163654}{163703}Thank you, Sister Margaretta.
{163933}{163973}Captain von Trapp?
{164103}{164168}-Are you in love with him?|-I don't know!
{164174}{164208}I don't know. I--
{164222}{164314}The baroness said I was.|She said that he was in love with me.
{164320}{164383}But I didn't want to believe it.
{164410}{164464}There were times we looked|at each other.
{164470}{164507}I could hardly breathe.
{164515}{164581}-Did you let him see your feelings?|-I don't know.
{164595}{164659}That's what's torturing me.|I was on God's errand.
{164664}{164783}To have asked for his love would have|been wrong. I just couldn't stay.
{164835}{164903}I'm ready at this moment|to take my vows.
{164924}{164998}-Please help me.|-Maria.
{165035}{165148}The love of a man and a woman is holy.|You have a great capacity to love.
{165154}{165224}You must find out how God|wants you to spend your love.
{165230}{165323}But I pledged my life to God.|I pledged my life to his service.
{165328}{165433}My daughter, if you love this man,|it doesn't mean you love God less.
{165473}{165518}No.
{165523}{165568}You must find out.
{165610}{165670}You must go back.
{165676}{165723}You can't ask me to do that.
{165728}{165788}-Please let me stay. I beg--|-Maria.
{165793}{165888}These walls were not built|to shut out problems.
{165893}{165931}You have to face them.
{165945}{166023}You have to live the life|you were born to live.
{166163}{166268}Climb every mountain
{166273}{166363}Search high and low
{166369}{166483}Follow every byway
{166489}{166591}Every path you know
{166602}{166709}Climb every mountain
{166715}{166819}Ford every stream
{166825}{166930}Follow every rainbow
{166936}{167039}Till you find your dream
{167045}{167119}A dream that will need
{167125}{167241}All the love you can give
{167259}{167341}Every day of your life
{167347}{167501}For as long as you live
{167508}{167611}Climb every mountain
{167617}{167721}Ford every stream
{167727}{167836}Follow every rainbow
{167842}{168043}Till you find your dream
{168070}{168154}A dream that will need
{168160}{168294}All the love you can give
{168300}{168383}Every day of your life
{168389}{168544}For as long as you live
{168550}{168656}Climb every mountain
{168662}{168756}Ford every stream
{168772}{168883}Follow every rainbow
{168893}{168990}Till you find...
{168997}{169236}... your dream
{169298}{169383}Now, it's not like my children|to be secretive.
{169388}{169438}We're not being secretive, Father.
{169479}{169559}And it's not like my children|to be late for dinner.
{169565}{169648}-We lost track of the time.|-I see.
{169667}{169749}Who's going to be the first one|to tell me the truth? Friedrich.
{169755}{169804}Brigitta. Liesl.
{169837}{169890}Where do you think we were, Father?
{170049}{170144}If you don't believe us, you must have|some idea of where you think we were.
{170230}{170273}-Marta.|-Yes, Father.
{170278}{170308}You tell me.
{170339}{170427}Friedrich told you, Father.|We were berry picking.
{170447}{170558}-I forgot! You were berry picking.|-Yes, we love berry picking.
{170564}{170591}All afternoon?
{170597}{170638}-We picked thousands.|-Thousands?
{170643}{170713}-They were all over the place.|-What kind of berries?
{170719}{170798}-Blueberries, sir.|-Blueberries.
{170844}{170925}It's too early for blueberries.
{170960}{171010}-They were strawberries.|-Strawberries?
{171028}{171093}It's been so cold lately,|they turned blue.
{171232}{171285}Very well. Show me the berries.
{171314}{171344}-We. . . .|-Well. . . .
{171350}{171416}-Show me the berries you picked.|-We don't have them.
{171422}{171476}You don't have them?|What happened to them?
{171482}{171549}-We. . . .|-We ate them.
{171554}{171616}-You ate them?|-Yes!
{171621}{171659}-They were so good.|-Delicious.
{171664}{171694}Very well.
{171700}{171823}Since you've obviously stuffed|yourselves on thousands of berries. . .
{171829}{171923}. . .you can't be hungry anymore,|so I'll have to tell Frau Schmidt. . .
{171929}{171998}. . .to skip your dinner.
{172218}{172284}It's your fault.|We should have told him the truth.
{172290}{172338}And made him boiling mad at us?
{172343}{172389}It's better than starving to death.
{172395}{172463}We didn't do anything wrong.|We just wanted to see her.
{172495}{172570}My stomach's making noises.
{172580}{172648}The least they could have done|was to let us say hello.
{172675}{172769}-I wonder what grass tastes like.|-I feel awful.
{172779}{172882}When Fräulein Maria wanted to feel|better she used to sing that song.
{172896}{172931}Let's try it.
{172937}{173001}Raindrops on roses
{173007}{173105}And whiskers on kittens
{173125}{173186}Bright copper kettles
{173192}{173265}And warm woolen mittens
{173298}{173441}Brown paper packages|Tied up with strings
{173447}{173591}These are a few of my favorite things
{173597}{173646}Why don't I feel better?
{173674}{173729}Girls in white dresses
{173735}{173809}With blue satin sashes
{173815}{173951}Snowflakes that stay|On my nose and eyelashes
{173960}{174035}-Silver white winters...|-Fräulein Maria's back!
{174040}{174072}... that melt into springs
{174082}{174159}These are a few of my favorite things
{174165}{174239}When the dog bites|When the bee stings
{174245}{174296}When I'm feeling sad
{174308}{174379}I simply remember my favorite things
{174385}{174439}And then I don 't feel
{174445}{174606}So bad
{174612}{174685}-Children, I'm so glad to see you.|-We missed you.
{174690}{174716}I missed you.
{174722}{174773}-Kurt, how are you?|-Hungry.
{174810}{174873}-What happened to your finger?|-It got caught.
{174879}{174931}-Caught in what?|-Friedrich's teeth.
{174960}{175013}-Liesl, you all right?|-Just fair.
{175018}{175089}-Any telegrams been delivered lately?|-None at all.
{175095}{175178}But I'm learning to accept it.|I'll be glad when school begins.
{175184}{175298}Liesl, you can't use school to escape|your problems. You have to face them.
{175303}{175338}I have so much to tell you.
{175344}{175392}We have things to tell you too.
{175400}{175488}The most important thing is|that Father is going to be married.
{175494}{175519}Married?
{175527}{175576}Yes, to Baroness Schraeder.
{175765}{175803}Oh, I see.
{175847}{175928}Father, look!|Fräulein Maria's back!
{175933}{175982}Fräulein Maria's back from the abbey.
{176035}{176061}Good evening, captain.
{176097}{176128}Good evening.
{176188}{176233}Everyone inside for dinner.
{176239}{176278}Dinner!
{176502}{176614}You left without saying goodbye.|Even to the children.
{176638}{176676}It was wrong of me. Forgive me.
{176725}{176753}Why did you?
{176758}{176826}Please don't ask me.|The reason no longer exists.
{176854}{176928}Fräulein Maria, you've returned.
{176957}{177001}Isn't it wonderful, Georg?
{177080}{177133}I wish you every happiness,|baroness.
{177138}{177204}You too, captain.|The children say you're to marry.
{177210}{177236}Thank you, my dear.
{177298}{177383}You are back to stay?
{177433}{177513}Only until arrangements can be made|for another governess.
{178848}{178887}There you are.
{179231}{179292}I must speak to cook|about the schnitzel.
{179298}{179377}It is entirely too delicious|for my figure.
{179387}{179458}And it makes you much too quiet|at the dinner table.
{179464}{179512}Or was it the wine?
{179518}{179562}Undoubtedly the wine.
{179623}{179678}You have no idea|the trouble I'm having. . .
{179684}{179750}. . .trying to decide on|a wedding present for you.
{179756}{179808}Oh, I know. I'm enough.
{179814}{179902}But I do want you to have|some little trifle for the occasion.
{179907}{179963}At first I thought|of a fountain pen. . .
{179969}{180023}. . .but you've already got one.
{180029}{180100}Then I thought perhaps a villa|in the south of France. . .
{180106}{180170}. . .but they are so difficult|to gift-wrap.
{180176}{180234}Oh, Georg, how do you|feel about yachts?
{180240}{180295}A long, sleek one|for the Mediterranean. . .
{180301}{180367}. . .or a tiny one|for your bathtub, huh?
{180419}{180468}-Elsa.|-Where to go on our honeymoon?
{180474}{180512}Now, that's a real problem.
{180517}{180598}A trip around the world|would be lovely. And then I said:
{180604}{180673}"Oh, Elsa, there must be|someplace better to go. "
{180679}{180737}-But don't worry, darling, I'll--|-Elsa.
{180754}{180783}Yes, Georg.
{180808}{180839}It's no use. . .
{180869}{180902}. . .you and l.
{180939}{181017}I'm being dishonest to both of us. . .
{181049}{181088}. . .and utterly unfair to you.
{181214}{181281}-When two people talk of marriage--|-No, don't.
{181302}{181352}Don't say another word, please.
{181431}{181552}You see, there are other things|I've been thinking of.
{181574}{181687}Fond as I am of you, I really don't|think you're the right man for me.
{181748}{181807}You're much too independent.
{181814}{181928}And I need someone|who needs me desperately. . .
{181934}{182007}. . .or at least needs|my money desperately.
{182059}{182177}I've enjoyed every moment we've had|together and I do thank you for that.
{182243}{182288}Now, if you'll forgive me. . .
{182294}{182343}. . .I'll go inside,|pack my little bags. . .
{182349}{182409}. . .and return to Vienna|where I belong.
{182538}{182582}And somewhere out there. . .
{182588}{182694}. . .is a young lady who, I think. . .
{182700}{182730}. . .will never be a nun.
{183021}{183077}Auf Wiedersehen, darling.
{183694}{183722}Hello.
{183861}{183947}I thought I just might find you here.
{184047}{184102}Was there something you wanted?
{184111}{184187}No, no, no. Sit down, please.
{184209}{184242}Please.
{184364}{184397}May l?
{184694}{184807}You know, I was thinking|and I was wondering two things:
{184834}{184937}Why did you run away to the abbey?
{184956}{185069}And what was it|that made you come back?
{185109}{185215}Well, I had an obligation|to fulfill. . .
{185221}{185272}. . .and I came back to fulfill it.
{185287}{185322}Is that all?
{185354}{185405}And I missed the children.
{185413}{185442}Yes.
{185472}{185542}-Only the children?|-No. Yes.
{185547}{185638}-Isn't it right that I missed them?|-Oh, yes. Yes, of course.
{185644}{185707}I was only hoping that perhaps you. . . .
{185734}{185776}Perhaps you might. . . .
{185818}{185847}Yes?
{185889}{186017}Well, nothing was the same|when you were away. . .
{186034}{186112}. . .and it'll be all wrong again|after you leave. . .
{186118}{186230}. . .and I just thought perhaps|you might change your mind.
{186327}{186428}Well, I'm sure the baroness will be|able to make things fine for you.
{186434}{186467}Maria. . . .
{186518}{186602}-There isn't going to be any baroness.|-There isn't?
{186659}{186692}No.
{186699}{186742}I don't understand.
{186799}{186898}Well, we've called off our engagement,|you see, and--
{186904}{186987}-Oh, I'm sorry.|-Yes. You are?
{187014}{187067}-You did?|-Yes.
{187093}{187202}Well, you can't marry someone|when you're. . .
{187262}{187312}. . .in love with someone else. . .
{187394}{187428}. . .can you?
{188264}{188319}The Reverend Mother always says:
{188325}{188407}"When the Lord closes a door,|somewhere He opens a window. "
{188608}{188682}What else does|the Reverend Mother say?
{188704}{188762}That you have to look for your life.
{188802}{188862}Is that why you came back?
{188959}{188995}And have you found it. . .
{189019}{189047}. . .Maria?
{189089}{189137}I think I have.
{189203}{189236}I know I have.
{189297}{189337}I love you.
{189432}{189492}Oh, can this be happening to me?
{189558}{189687}Perhaps I had a wicked childhood
{189723}{189849}Perhaps I had a miserable youth
{189894}{190035}But somewhere|ln my wicked, miserable past
{190048}{190187}There must have been a moment of truth
{190209}{190372}For here you are|Standing there loving me
{190389}{190534}Whether or not you should
{190549}{190712}So somewhere in my youth or childhood
{190732}{190916}I must have done something good
{190946}{191017}Nothing comes from nothing
{191044}{191136}Nothing ever could
{191157}{191370}So somewhere in my youth or childhood
{191406}{191634}I must have done something good
{191656}{191772}Do you know when I first|started loving you?
{191782}{191875}That night at dinner, when you sat|on that ridiculous pine cone.
{191881}{191912}What?
{191944}{192027}I knew the first time you blew|that silly whistle.
{192049}{192097}Oh, my love.
{192187}{192377}For here you are|Standing there loving me
{192424}{192563}Whether or not you should
{192597}{192766}So somewhere in my youth or childhood
{192784}{192970}I must have done something good
{192998}{193082}Nothing comes from nothing
{193099}{193172}Nothing ever could
{193178}{193317}So somewhere in my youth...
{193323}{193377}...or childhood
{193451}{193608}I must have done something
{193657}{193960}Something good
{194121}{194157}Maria.
{194202}{194312}Is there anyone I should go to,|to ask permission to marry you?
{194406}{194467}-Why don't we ask--|-The children?
{197069}{197165}How do you solve a problem like Maria?
{197184}{197274}How do you catch a cloud|And pin it down?
{197297}{197397}How do you find a word|That means Maria?
{197406}{197431}A flibbertigibbet
{197436}{197515}A will-o '-the-wisp|A clown
{197520}{197629}Many a thing you know|You'd like to tell her
{197639}{197737}Many a thing she ought to understand
{197754}{197857}But how do you make her stay|And listen to all you say?
{197867}{197960}How do you keep a wave upon the sand?
{197968}{198088}Oh, how do you solve|A problem like Maria?
{198097}{198256}How do you hold a moonbeam|ln your hand?
{201279}{201317}Herr Detweiler!
{201379}{201443}-Heil Hitler.|-Oh, good afternoon, Herr Zeller.
{201449}{201528}Perhaps you've not heard.|I am now the Gauleiter.
{201534}{201572}Heil Hitler.
{201594}{201622}Heil Hitler.
{201628}{201683}I've come from|Captain von Trapp's house.
{201694}{201780}The only one in the area|not flying the Third Reich flag. . .
{201786}{201815}. . .since the Anschluss.
{201821}{201873}-But we have dealt with that.|-I don't--
{201879}{201950}The housekeeper told me|that I would find you here.
{201956}{201997}The only thing she'd tell me.
{202009}{202070}What kind of information|are you looking for?
{202076}{202121}When will the captain return?
{202134}{202228}Well, he's on his honeymoon trip.|He's not been in touch with us.
{202234}{202350}Am I to believe he hasn't communicated|with his children in over a month?
{202356}{202402}How many men do you know. . .
{202408}{202487}. . .who communicate with their children|while honeymooning?
{202508}{202598}Upon his return, he'll fill|his proper position in the new order.
{202604}{202662}Naturally.|And may I congratulate you. . .
{202668}{202779}. . .and your people in allowing the|festival to go on tonight as planned.
{202792}{202875}Why should it not go on?|Nothing in Austria has changed.
{202881}{202962}Singing and music will|show this to the world.
{202967}{203007}Austria is the same.
{203029}{203062}Heil Hitler.
{203114}{203152}Heil Hitler.
{203192}{203222}Come, let's go home.
{203227}{203311}-Why was he so cross?|-Everybody's cross these days.
{203316}{203397}Maybe the flag with the black spider|makes people nervous.
{203402}{203472}-Will Father be in trouble?|-He doesn't have to be.
{203478}{203543}The thing to do|is to get along with everybody.
{203549}{203602}Remember that tonight at the concert.
{203607}{203677}Are we really going to sing|before a lot of people?
{203682}{203732}Look. The von Trapp Family Singers:
{203737}{203847}Liesl, Friedrich, Louisa, Brigitta,|Kurt, Marta and Gretl.
{203852}{203957}-Why am I always last?|-Because you are the most important.
{203974}{204012}There we go.
{204154}{204237}Are you sure Father will approve|of our singing in public?
{204242}{204297}He'll be pleased and proud.
{204308}{204367}-Liesl, do you think so?|-Don't you trust me?
{204372}{204397}No.
{204402}{204452}You're a very intelligent girl.
{204464}{204517}Liesl. Liesl!
{204539}{204568}Rolf!
{204592}{204640}I'm so glad to see you.|It's been su--
{204646}{204672}Good afternoon.
{204682}{204752}Give this to your father|as soon as he's home.
{204768}{204813}-He's on his honeymoon.|-I know.
{204818}{204898}-You do?|-We make it our business to know all.
{204914}{204977}-Who's "we"?|-See that he gets it.
{204982}{205037}-What is it?|-It's a telegram from Berlin.
{205058}{205118}Don't you want to deliver it yourself?
{205129}{205192}I'm occupied|with more important matters.
{205197}{205257}And your father had better be too.
{205262}{205299}But, Rolf!
{205853}{205893}Father!
{205899}{205963}-We didn't expect you so soon.|-Hello, hello!
{205969}{206036}We didn't expect you home|until next week!
{206041}{206171}-Did you bring souvenirs from Paris?|-Hello! How are you?
{206198}{206229}Why didn't you call us?
{206234}{206280}We couldn't get through.
{206286}{206333}I had nothing to do with that.
{206339}{206388}We came back as fast as we could.
{206396}{206448}Well, well, well! We missed you!
{206454}{206512}-We missed you!|-We missed kissing you.
{206517}{206585}We missed all the noise|in the morning.
{206591}{206692}-Mostly, we missed hearing you sing.|-Oh, you came back just in time.
{206697}{206738}Look, Fräulein Maria--
{206744}{206782}I mean Mother.
{206793}{206853}We're going to sing|in the festival tonight.
{206858}{206908}We've been having a lovely time!
{206914}{206964}We've been rehearsing all--
{207001}{207057}Surprise! Surprise!
{207073}{207132}Surprises for you on the terrace.
{207206}{207238}We'll talk about this.
{207244}{207347}I would've told you but you were away.|I had to make a last-minute decision.
{207354}{207413}I was fortunate to enter them at all.
{207419}{207532}They'll be the talk of the festival.|Imagine, seven children in one family!
{207537}{207577}Max!
{207591}{207659}Somehow I recall having made it|quite clear to you. . .
{207665}{207730}. . .how I feel about my family|singing in public!
{207736}{207777}The committee was enchanted.
{207782}{207858}-What did they say?|-I have never heard such enthusiasm.
{207864}{207967}-Don't you think just this once--?|-Absolutely out of the question.
{207973}{208072}-Georg, this is for Austria.|-For Austria?
{208081}{208158}-There is no Austria!|-But the Anschluss was peaceful.
{208164}{208248}-Let's at least be grateful for that.|-Grateful?
{208293}{208332}You know, Max. . .
{208354}{208431}. . .sometimes I don't believe|I know you.
{208496}{208529}Father, I forgot.
{208549}{208587}This is for you.
{208822}{208918}Maria, he has got to at least pretend|to work with these people.
{208924}{208960}You must convince him.
{208966}{209032}Max, I can't ask him|to be less than he is.
{209037}{209117}Then I'll talk to him.|If the children don't sing, well. . .
{209123}{209177}. . .it will be a reflection|on Austria.
{209196}{209277}Oh, I know.|It wouldn't do me any good either.
{209401}{209465}Mother? That sounds so nice.
{209471}{209537}-I like calling you "Mother. "|-I like hearing it.
{209542}{209630}You love Father very much.|I can tell you do.
{209634}{209655}Very much.
{209661}{209741}Mother, what do you do when you|think you love someone?
{209757}{209884}I mean, when you stop loving someone|or he stops loving you?
{209947}{209997}Well, you cry a little.
{210007}{210058}Then you wait for the sun to come out.
{210064}{210097}It always does.
{210103}{210188}There are so many things I think|I should know but I don't.
{210194}{210241}-I really don't.|-How can you?
{210247}{210300}Sometimes I feel the world is ending.
{210306}{210382}-Then you feel it's just beginning?|-Yes!
{210387}{210490}It was that way with me. And for you|it will be just as wonderful.
{210506}{210551}Do you really think so?
{210573}{210668}When you're 16 going on 17
{210674}{210760}Waiting for life to start
{210776}{210868}Somebody kind|Who touches your mind
{210874}{210977}Will suddenly touch your heart
{210987}{211028}When that happens
{211038}{211085}After it happens
{211091}{211183}Nothing is quite the same
{211189}{211227}Somehow I know
{211233}{211285}I'll jump up and go
{211291}{211393}If ever he calls my name
{211399}{211493}Gone are your old ideas of life
{211499}{211600}The old ideas grow dim
{211606}{211710}Lo and behold|You're someone's wife
{211734}{211878}And you belong to him
{211884}{211987}You may think this kind of adventure
{211993}{212086}Never may come to you
{212111}{212241}Darling, 16 going on 17
{212261}{212360}Wait a year...
{212379}{212505}-I'll wait a year|-...or two
{212514}{212690}Just wait a year...
{212712}{212919}...or two
{212977}{213014}Liesl.
{213409}{213442}What is it?
{213464}{213497}Berlin.
{213508}{213553}They've offered me a commission.
{213559}{213620}I've been requested|to accept immediately. . .
{213626}{213722}. . .and report to their naval base|at Bremerhaven tomorrow.
{213736}{213832}I knew this would happen.|I didn't think it would be so soon.
{213837}{213922}To refuse them would be fatal|for all of us.
{213951}{214042}And joining them would be unthinkable.
{214189}{214232}Get the children all together.
{214239}{214317}Don't say anything to worry them.|Just get them ready.
{214339}{214397}We've got to get out of Austria. . .
{214436}{214477}. . .and this house. . .
{214533}{214567}. . .tonight.
{215620}{215678}This strains my back|and breaks my heart. . .
{215684}{215752}. . .when I think of the children|missing the festival.
{215758}{215823}By your announcement|we'll be over the border.
{215829}{215887}Do you appreciate|the sacrifice I'm making?
{215892}{215923}You have no choice.
{215929}{215997}I know. That's why I'm making it.
{216013}{216065}Why doesn't Father turn the motor on?
{216070}{216152}Because he doesn't want anyone|to hear us.
{216238}{216298}What will Frau Schmidt and Franz say?
{216304}{216388}They'll be able to answer honestly|they didn't know anything.
{216394}{216495}-Will we be coming back here?|-Someday, Liesl. I do hope someday.
{216501}{216619}Are Father and Uncle Max going to push|the car all the way to Switzerland?
{217261}{217319}Something wrong|with your car, captain?
{217327}{217382}Yes, we couldn't get it started.
{217472}{217502}Karl.
{217549}{217632}Fix Captain von Trapp's car|so that it will start.
{218188}{218232}Excellent, Karl.
{218313}{218388}I've not asked you where you|and your family are going.
{218401}{218452}Nor have you asked me why I'm here.
{218457}{218547}Apparently we both suffer|from a deplorable lack of curiosity.
{218568}{218627}You never answered the telegram. . .
{218633}{218712}. . .from the Admiral of the Navy|of the Third Reich.
{218718}{218777}I was under the impression,|Herr Zeller. . .
{218782}{218867}. . .that the contents of telegrams|in Austria are private!
{218884}{218969}At least, the Austria I know.
{218996}{219035}I have my orders. . .
{219041}{219093}. . .to take you|to Bremerhaven tonight. . .
{219099}{219152}. . .where you will accept|your commission.
{219179}{219309}I'm afraid that's going to be|quite impossible.
{219324}{219365}You see, we. . .
{219379}{219447}. . .all of us, the entire family,|will be. . .
{219473}{219522}. . .singing in the festival tonight.
{219529}{219587}As a matter of fact, we're going now.
{219603}{219672}We couldn't possibly|let them down now.
{219677}{219748}-I just hope we're not too late.|-Yes.
{219754}{219823}You ask me to believe that you,|Captain von Trapp. . .
{219829}{219864}. . .are singing in a concert?
{219874}{219973}Believe me, it will be a performance|beyond anything even I've dreamt of.
{219981}{220093}Like you, Herr Zeller,|l, too, am a man of hidden talents.
{220109}{220142}Yes.
{220148}{220207}Here, program.
{220328}{220383}It says only the names|of the children.
{220389}{220468}It says|the von Trapp Family Singers. . .
{220474}{220547}. . .and I am the head of|the von Trapp family, am I not?
{220602}{220693}And these travel clothes|that you're all wearing?
{220713}{220750}Our costumes, naturally.
{220756}{220837}This night air is not good|for the children's voices.
{220987}{221072}Well, a slight delay in my orders|will not be serious.
{221101}{221137}Therefore. . .
{221158}{221197}. . .you will sing.
{221219}{221267}You will all sing.
{221276}{221337}But only because that's what I want.
{221358}{221442}It will demonstrate that nothing|in Austria has changed.
{221459}{221512}And when you have finished singing. . .
{221519}{221595}. . .you, Captain von Trapp, will be|taken to Bremerhaven.
{221626}{221692}Now, if you will all get|into your car. . .
{221697}{221788}. . .we will escort the von Trapp Family|Singers to the festival.
{221809}{221862}No escort will be necessary.
{221868}{221927}Necessary? A pleasure, captain.
{221949}{222042}After all, we would not want you|to get lost in the crowds.
{222071}{222107}Would we?
{222123}{222151}No.
{222538}{222616}Sew, a needle pulling thread
{222621}{222698}La, a note to follow sew
{222704}{222787}Tea, a drink with jam and bread
{222792}{222883}A drink with jam and bread
{223113}{223164}Tea with jam|Jam and bread
{223306}{223386}-With jam|-A, B, C
{223391}{223469}-With jam|-Do-re-mi
{223474}{223560}Tea with jam and bread
{223566}{223598}With jam and bread
{223604}{223641}With jam|With jam...
{223646}{223857}...and bread
{224383}{224459}My fellow Austrians. . .
{224491}{224599}. . .I shall not be seeing you again,|perhaps for a very long time.
{224633}{224676}I would like to sing for you now. . .
{224711}{224749}. . .a love song.
{224796}{224849}I know you share this love.
{224880}{224969}I pray that you will never let it die.
{225275}{225359}Edelweiss
{225364}{225442}Edelweiss
{225448}{225585}Every morning you greet me
{225595}{225669}Small and white
{225675}{225742}Clean and bright
{225755}{225878}You look happy to meet me
{225896}{225945}Blossom of snow
{225951}{226037}May you bloom and grow
{226043}{226179}Bloom and grow forever
{226214}{226275}Edelweiss
{226281}{226344}Edelweiss
{226349}{226493}Bless my homeland forever
{226601}{226675}Edelweiss
{226681}{226713}Edel....
{226890}{226964}Small and white
{226969}{227037}Clean and bright
{227043}{227171}You look happy to meet me
{227191}{227238}Blossom of snow
{227243}{227325}May you bloom and grow
{227341}{227484}Bloom and grow forever
{227496}{227565}Edelweiss
{227573}{227638}Edelweiss
{227654}{227851}Bless my homeland forever
{228276}{228314}I think it'll work.
{228331}{228374}I shall miss all of you.
{228385}{228444}I shall miss the money|I could have made with you.
{228526}{228562}Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.
{228581}{228645}The competition has come|to its conclusion. . .
{228651}{228726}. . .except, we don't know|yet what that conclusion will be.
{228749}{228810}And while the judges|arrive at their decision. . .
{228816}{228889}. . .I have been given permission|to offer you an encore.
{228895}{228972}This will be the last opportunity|the von Trapps will have. . .
{228978}{229035}. . .of singing together|for a long, long time.
{229061}{229157}Even now, officials are waiting|in this auditorium. . .
{229163}{229228}. . .to escort Captain von Trapp|to his new command. . .
{229233}{229319}. . .in the naval forces|of the Third Reich.
{229431}{229539}And so, ladies and gentlemen,|the family von Trapp again. . .
{229555}{229610}. . .to bid you farewell.
{229783}{229870}There's a sad sort of clanging|From the clock in the hall
{229876}{229956}And the bells in the steeple too
{229968}{230060}And up in the nursery|An absurd little bird
{230066}{230124}Is popping out to say "coo-coo"
{230129}{230169}Coo-coo
{230175}{230199}Coo-coo
{230205}{230244}Regretfully they tell us
{230249}{230292}But firmly they compel us
{230298}{230364}To say goodbye
{230369}{230493}To you
{230563}{230649}So long, farewell|Auf Wiedersehen, good night
{230655}{230745}We hate to go|And miss this pretty sight
{230893}{230979}So long, farewell|Auf Wiedersehen, adieu
{230984}{231072}Adieu, adieu|To you and you and you
{231223}{231309}So long, farewell|Auf Wiedersehen, goodbye
{231314}{231354}We flit, we float
{231359}{231400}We fleetly flee, we fly
{231553}{231644}So long, farewell|Auf Wiedersehen, goodbye
{231649}{231730}The sun has gone to bed|And so must I
{231736}{231827}Goodbye
{231833}{231970}Goodbye
{231975}{232100}Goodbye
{232106}{232278}Goodbye
{233039}{233139}Ladies and gentlemen, I have here the|decision of our distinguished judges.
{233144}{233206}We will start with the award|for third prize.
{233221}{233277}For this honor,|the judges have named. . .
{233283}{233394}. . .the first soloist of the choir|of St. Agatha's Church in Murback.
{233400}{233454}Fräulein Schweiger.
{234338}{234433}Second prize|to The Toby Reiser Quintet.
{235104}{235204}And the first prize,|the highest honor in all Austria. . .
{235210}{235284}. . .the von Trapp Family Singers.
{235580}{235621}The family von Trapp.
{235971}{235997}They're gone!
{236445}{236479}Come with me.
{236571}{236619}Quickly, quickly.
{236641}{236694}I have a place you can hide.
{236711}{236789}Slowly, slowly.
{237053}{237094}Open this gate.
{237121}{237159}Good evening.
{237219}{237254}Hurry up, woman.
{237730}{237759}Two men in there.
{237764}{237809}Six of you cover the yard.
{237814}{237869}You two, cover the corridor.
{238216}{238302}Reverend Mother, we didn't realize|we put the abbey in this danger.
{238308}{238369}No, Maria, it was right for you|to come here.
{238374}{238419}We thought we might borrow|your car.
{238424}{238470}I'm afraid our car will do you|no good now.
{238484}{238524}I've been listening to the wires.
{238529}{238589}The borders have just been closed.
{238730}{238784}All right,|if the borders are closed. . .
{238815}{238895}. . .then we'll drive up into the hills|and go over the mountains on foot.
{238909}{238957}-The children--|-We'll help them.
{238963}{239015}We can do it without help, Father.
{239041}{239074}Maria.
{239090}{239154}You will not be alone.|Remember:
{239159}{239233}"I will lift up mine eyes unto|the hills from whence cometh my help. "
{239257}{239283}Yes, Mother.
{239316}{239368}-I'm scared.|-Me too.
{239658}{239686}God be with you.
{239852}{239889}-Mother.|-Yes?
{239895}{239972}Would it help if we sang|about our favorite things?
{239978}{240050}No, darling.|This is one time it would not help.
{240056}{240133}You must be very quiet.|Hold tight to me.
{243361}{243390}Let's try the roof.
{244739}{244794}Rolf, please.
{244915}{244952}No, wait.
{245186}{245219}Maria.
{245245}{245279}Children.
{245376}{245449}It's you we want, not them.
{245458}{245499}Put that down.
{245525}{245604}Not another move,|or I'll shoot.
{245645}{245694}You're only a boy.
{245766}{245854}-You don't really belong to them.|-Stay where you are.
{245896}{245944}Come away with us.
{245974}{246002}Before it's too late.
{246016}{246072}Not another step.|I'll kill you.
{246127}{246206}-You give that to me, Rolf.|-Did you hear me?
{246231}{246269}I'll kill you.
{246314}{246349}Rolf.
{246789}{246822}You'll never be one of them.
{246888}{246929}Lieutenant!
{246935}{246962}They're here!
{246967}{247004}They're here, lieutenant!
{247995}{248034}Reverend Mother.
{248066}{248109}I have sinned.
{248138}{248189}I too, Reverend Mother.
{248229}{248284}What is this sin, my children?
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