Town Party, Country Party
In the courtyard of the school.
Laura Ingalls: And do not cheat.
Cassie: Am stram gram ... it will be you who commenceras. (She stops in front of Laura pushes Nellie.) This will first Nellie.
Laura Ingalls: She pushed me!
Nellie Oleson: Bad loser ... I chose Cassie.
Laura Ingalls: I'm Christie.
Nellie Oleson: Helen!
Laura Ingalls: Jeanne.
Nellie Oleson: Margaret.
Laura Ingalls: We, we are three, then you too!
Nellie Oleson: Four, find yourself a fourth. (She looks Olga who is sitting on the stairs.) You have to choose Olga!
Laura Ingalls: No, you know that Olga can not be fun to run. And you do not need it! I'm the fastest of the school, then I will run twice and beat you!
Nellie Oleson: So that's what we see.
Laura Ingalls: On short post up there. One, two, three, ready? Leave.
Nellie and Laura run to post back then: Team Laura takes a slight lead before winning!
On the way back, Laura short while before everything behind, Olga walks slowly. The young Ingalls went to the creek with a stick, and starts walking on a log near the water. Jack barks.
Laura Ingalls: Jack Hush, hush!
Mary Ingalls, Laura, where are you?
Laura Ingalls: Why you need to scream like that? Between you and Jack, I could never know.
Mary Ingalls: Know what?
Laura Ingalls: If the cancer can cut a stick once. She was afraid of your voice.
Mary Ingalls: You have no interest in it catches you, it is you or cut in two.
Laura Ingalls: No, you tell stories! She did not clamps big enough to cut me in two.
Mary Ingalls: It is not you time to know. Mom wants to talk to us right now, she has something important to say.
Laura Ingalls (Jack): And you, listen to me, if you bark again, next time I'll let you
at home. And j'blague not.
The two girls run off, and then come home. They enter.
Mary Ingalls: Here it is mom, she was near the creek. Oh, but what are you doing?
Caroline Ingalls: Your father wanted donuts.
Laura Ingalls: Oh, I love it!
Mary Ingalls: Me too!
Caroline Ingalls: I have a surprise for you: you go to a party!
Mary Ingalls: Really?
Laura Ingalls: Both?
Caroline Ingalls: Yes, I went shopping today, and Mrs. Oleson invites you tomorrow on the anniversary of Nellie.
Laura Ingalls: We are forced to go?
Caroline Ingalls: Laura!
Laura Ingalls: But you know how Nellie!
Caroline Ingalls: I know she was kind enough to invite you to his birthday. You might have preferred to be the only one she has not invited?
Laura Ingalls: Oh no, I prefer to invite. It's always that.
Caroline Ingalls: And do not forget especially when you will wish him a happy birthday ...
Mary Ingalls: But you can bring a gift. It has nothing to offer.
Laura Ingalls: I think I have something for her.
Mary Ingalls: No mom, I know what it is.
Caroline Ingalls: It is not necessary, you know, but you should give him a beautiful bouquet of these lovely wild flowers there in the woods.
Mary Ingalls: Oh, that's a good idea
Caroline Ingalls: So now to work! I want your shoes are well polished and bright as ...
Laura Ingalls: The surface of a lake!
Caroline Ingalls: As a smile Sunday ... (A Carrie, from the beginning, made the same donut.) Carrie, I think that's enough.
In the evening, the Ingalls were gathered at the table and eat corn.
Charles Ingalls: I would hang well yet another.
Caroline Ingalls: Laura?
Caroline spent a dish that Laura goes to his father.
Charles Ingalls: Um, thank you!
Laura Ingalls: Dad? Do you remember the crayfish that I showed you? Those living under a rock in the creek.
Charles Ingalls: Yes, I hope that you do not approach it too.
Laura Ingalls: Oh ... no dad!
Mary Ingalls, Laura, then you die ...
Laura Ingalls: I never approach too close and I'm always careful! I wondered if she had the strength of a stick cut in two
Charles Ingalls: It depends on its size.
Laura Ingalls: And if it was my finger? It could cut off my finger?
Charles Ingalls: No, she's too small pliers. But you pincerait so strong that you'd remember for a long time.
Caroline Ingalls: You have not talked to the reception.
Charles Ingalls: Who gives a receipt?
Mary Ingalls: Nellie Oleson, she invited us to her birthday tomorrow. It will be a great day!
Laura Ingalls: That I know.
Mary Ingalls: Is that their home is as pretty as always pretends Nellie? Full of beautiful carpets and furniture? And large curtains? From what they tell the school they have everything.
Charles Ingalls: There is something they will never have.
Laura Ingalls: What is it?
Charles Ingalls: The good little dessert Mom simmering ... (Carrie A) Say, you have an appetite of an ogre tonight you!
In the courtyard of Ingalls, is a tub of water where Laura made her toilet.
Charles Ingalls: So does it work? Soaping yourself well behind the ears, you probably have forgotten.
Laura Ingalls: Yes, okay.
He enters the house.
Caroline Ingalls: Where is she?
Charles Ingalls: Clean as a sub-nine!
Caroline fate.
Caroline Ingalls: I ironed your clothes and your dress Laura. Then? Watch where you are. Ears ...
Laura Ingalls: I just wash; dad reminded me.
Caroline Ingalls: Oh, very well ... yes ... come on! Can you stand, wait ... here, youps.
Laura Caroline out of the water and takes him home.
Charles Ingalls: Hurry up a bit or you'll be late.
Caroline Ingalls: Go, go ... fast!
Charles Ingalls: Honey, come here for a second look, will you?
Caroline Ingalls: Monte Laura, I'll be right back!
Caroline leaves to join her husband.
Charles Ingalls: A little surprise ...
Outside in the tub are Carrie, dressed and Jack, the latter asparagus.
Caroline Ingalls: Oh no!
Charles Ingalls: What are you complaining about? She washes the dog and her dress at the same time like that.
Meanwhile, in Nordstrom.
Jon Nordstrom: I've been thinking. I'd rather you stay with us.
Olga Nordstrom: I must go, I'm invited. Nellie said we eat cakes and sweets, and we are amused.
Nosdstrom Jon: I hope so ... but what do you play?
Olga Nordstrom: I do not know Pa.
Jon Nordstrom: A chase you? You can not play with them.
Olga Nordstrom: Maybe Pa, but if it is, I look at how, like every day at school. Is it going like that Pa?
Jon Nordstrom: Yes, you're beautiful.
Olga Nordstrom: Grandmother? (She nods) Goodbye Grandma, goodbye Pa!
Helga Nordstrom: Goodbye my darling!
The little girl goes.
Jon Nordstrom: Good day ... Olga You said she had to go to school, so I left to go to school.
Helga Nordstrom: She had to instruct.
Jon Nordstrom: You could teach her what she needed to know.
Helga Nordstrom: He had to see some friends of his age.
Nosdstrom Jon: You've already seen sitting in the courtyard of the school without talking to any girl? She has no friends at this school. It would be better to stay at home with us.
Helga Nordstrom: I have a son who is an idiot
Jon Nordstrom: And I have a mother who will not listen. On this anniversary, she will try to be like everyone else, she will run. And the risk of falling and it will be serious.
Helga Nordstrom: No, it will be wise, she promised not to run.
Nosdstrom Jon: I went to school, but it is by observing the men I learned the most??? and animals. I saw that the hens are those of them who have the misfortune of not being like the others, they kill them. this is disgusting, they all rushed on them, they kill them, to peck, it is their law.
Near the Oleson, Cassie and Christie exceed Laura and Mary.
Daughters: Mary Hello, hello Laura.
Laura Ingalls: Well, one minute.
Laura starts to run, but it was quickly overtaken by Mary, who beckoned him to walk.
Nels Oleson: Hello ladies.
Mary Ingalls: Hello Mr. Oleson.
Nels Oleson: Go, enter, enter! Ah, you're both so pretty that bouquet of flowers.
Mary Ingalls: Thank you, Mr. Oleson!
Nels Oleson: Go ahead and enter! Follow the others, it is there!
Mary Ingalls: Yes, thank you!
In the store.
Christie Kennedy: Come on, go ahead and enter.
The girls enter the room when the clock strikes, Nellie joined them.
Mary Ingalls (handing her the flowers): Oh, and Happy Birthday Nellie!
Laura Ingalls: This is our part in both!
Christie Kennedy (tending to a rag doll Nellie): And that comes from me and Cassie. I made it myself, but it still has no name.
Nellie Oleson: Come on play!
Christie Kennedy: She hardly looked!
Mary Ingalls: Oh, but that's nothing. It's all existed, do not worry. Come on, let's have fun with them.
Laura Ingalls (seeing a boat) Oh, but it is Noah's Ark!
Willie Oleson: No, it is not Noah, it's mine.
Laura Ingalls: I was talking to Noah in the Bible.
Willie Oleson (meaning animals) Y'en two of each kind. Two, except for giraffes because of Nellie's hidden male. She knows this is my favorite animal!
Nellie Oleson: I hid anything at all, it is not true!
Willie Oleson: If it is true!
Harriet Oleson: Ha, ha, ha, ha, Willie! Do not miss especially your sister.
Nellie Oleson: And who cares your arch anyway.
Harriet Oleson: It makes no sense for you to play the arch when you have so many toys for fun.
Nellie Oleson: They will not with my toys.
Willie Oleson: And touch it to my bicycle.
Harriet Oleson: Come see the children. Oh! Nellie, show them your birthday, huh, your beautiful doll!
Nellie Oleson: Okay, but I forbid you to touch. When she is on her back, she fell asleep and then when she is standing, she's awake. Her dress is a real silk and real with real lace petticoats.
Laura's hand moves towards the beautiful fabric. When it touches, Nellie retired strongly her doll, and lace tears. She pushes Laura.
Nellie Oleson: I said do not touch it! You've torn to annoy me.
Laura Ingalls: I promise I did not mean to.
Nellie Oleson: You're just jealous, you know you'll never have to so pretty and you want me to have one. I should not have invited you, that'll teach me!
Harriet Oleson: Oh, Nellie does not speak that way!
Laura Ingalls: I'm sorry ma'am, it is only an accident. My mother can arrange, she knows very well sewn.
Harriet Oleson: No, no, no, no, it will not be necessary. I know very well the repair. Oh, it's nothing, do not worry my little Nellie! (Laura A) You should try to be less harsh with matters that belong to others.
Laura Ingalls: Yes ma'am.
Harriet Oleson: I think it would be wiser for you rather go and play in the garden. Here, there are too many things you could damage it.
Willie Oleson: Oh, come quickly, come play ... we'll chat.
Children out.
Mary Ingalls (Laura A box): What have you got?
Laura Ingalls: It's nothing, it's okay.
Mary play with the other hand while Olga approached Laura.
Olga Nordstrom: You're twisted ankle?
Laura Ingalls: Yes when she pushed me earlier.
Olga Nordstrom: We'd better go downstairs, do not you think? Wait, maybe he should tell Mr. Oleson prevent Dr. Baker?
Laura Ingalls: No, it's not that bad ... You know ... I failed to ask you something, but I stopped. Mom says it's rude to be curious.
Olga Nordstrom: If this is an issue on my leg go!
Laura Ingalls: Well, yes, that's just it. There's long boxes you this way?
Olga Nordstrom: I was born like that.
Laura Ingalls: But maybe if you want to come with me, we could go walk softly and frogs in the pond. And then we could catch
Olga Nordstrom: Oh yes, you could try! Come on.
Olga is back home. His grandmother and his father in the backyard.
Helga Nordstrom: Olga! So how did it happen?
Olga Nordstrom: Very good grandmother. It was very successful. They have a big house with curtains and lots of pretty things. And a large clock high as Dad.
Helga Nordstrom: What were you fed?
Olga Nordstrom: Oh, y'avait a bit of everything: cakes, biscuits and sweets as lemon. I did as you told me, I was polite and I did not take anything.
Jon Nordstrom: And you amused? With all children?
Olga Nordstrom: Oh, yes dad. Nellie dolls of all kinds and his little brother lent me all his toys animal. And it was fun, it was fun! We had a good laugh.
Jon Nordstrom: Is there some who laughed at you because of your leg?
Olga Nordstrom: No Dad.
Jon Nordstrom: But you did not amused. You stayed in your corner to look to others, tell me the truth.
Olga Nordstrom: Inside, it's true, yes. But outside, I played with a girl.
Jon Nosdstrom: With a girl, just one.
Olga Nordstrom: A very nice girl, Daddy. Laura Ingalls. She twisted her ankle was mentioned both.
Jon Nordstrom: I told you to stay there. You should have stayed at home with grandma and me.
Olga Nordstrom: But I am very happy Dad! I am a friend!
Jon Nordstrom: One friend.
The evening at the Ingalls, Caroline Charles and his éssis table. Girls are lying.
Caroline Ingalls: Mary said it was all the fault of Nellie as that of Laura. And it seems that the dress can be sewn in two minutes.
Charles Ingalls: It will take longer for the Laura ankle is healed. She will miss school two or three days.
Caroline Ingalls: That he has made the effort to learn it, so I promised to buy him a little ribbon in Oleson.
Charles Ingalls: Laura often catches these injuries, but she recovers quickly.
Caroline Ingalls: You would agree that girls get their friends to turn?
Charles Ingalls: Strongly agree. Yes.
Caroline Ingalls: Well, then they ...
Noise surprises attention.
Charles Ingalls: There's mice in this house ... Go, show yourself a little up there.
Girls appear above the scale.
Caroline Ingalls: What are you doing here at this hour?
Mary Ingalls: We listened.
Laura Ingalls: So we can not invite friends to celebrate someone's birthday?
Charles Ingalls: This is the best reason to get people for no reason, just to have friends with you.
Mary Ingalls: And we have the right to invite whoever you want, and only that we want?
Caroline Ingalls: Yes, of course, is your receipt. Oh, I know who you want to invite Christie and Cassie, your new friend, Olga and Nellie.
Laura Ingalls: Nellie?
Caroline Ingalls: It's a courtesy that should be made.
Laura Ingalls: I guess you know better than us.
Mary Ingalls: On Monday, I'll ask them.
Caroline Ingalls: That's right. Go to sleep, and hurry!
Mary and Laura Ingalls: Good night Mom, Dad good night!
Caroline Ingalls: Hi!
Charles Ingalls: Goodnight my darlings.
In the room of Laura and Mary.
Mary Ingalls: I can not believe it. Our front desk at both, so I can not believe it. And we can invite anyone we want.
Laura Ingalls: Yes! You know what would be great? This is not to say that Nellie ...
On the way to school, Mary speaks with Olga.
Mary Ingalls: Will there who will Cassie and Christie and Sudie. And you too, I hope you'll come, Olga.
Olga Nordstrom: It will depend on my father.
Mary Ingalls: But you have to succeed to convince. Laura has a special interest that you come.
Olga Nordstrom: I went to Nellie the other day.
Mary Ingalls: Oh, I forgot! Nellie will too.
Olga Nordstrom: That's good.
Mary Ingalls: Oh, this is not what Laura said. She is afraid that Nellie bothers other
Olga Nordstrom: No, I mean it is kind of inviting. And anyway, it will do him good, poor Nellie.
Mary Ingalls: Poor, the Oleson? It is the richest city!
Olga Nordstrom: Nellie is poor, it has no inner joy of living.
Mary Ingalls: Hey, this is curious what you just said.
Olga Nordstrom: My grandmother always said that bed inside a person just by seeing his face.
Mary Ingalls: Oh, yeah? You think? I had never thought of Nellie this way before that. We can call it poor. It makes me feel sorry for her, finally ... almost.
Evening, Mary came running home.
Mary Ingalls: Hi Dad!
Charles Ingalls: Hi Mary.
Mary Ingalls: Everyone said yes!
Laura Ingalls: You heard Dad? Everyone said yes!
Charles Ingalls: Yeah, I heard. But what matter?
Laura Ingalls: At our invitation! Mary invited them to our party!
Charles Ingalls: Ah, it's true! There's a party here, I had completely forgotten.
Laura Ingalls: You kidding me yet ... Why is that Pattie dropped chains you put it.
Charles Ingalls: She rejects. I've already said that his right front leg was shorter. So I must ask her iron thicker. And so it will not be the right length, it will not accept it.
Laura Ingalls: I have another question for you.
Charles Ingalls: I'm listening, go ahead.
Laura Ingalls: It'll be quite some time I wanted to ask you and now that you mention Pattie ... What can limp?
Charles Ingalls: An accident, more often.
Laura Ingalls: No, that's not what I meant, I think people are born that way and Olga, she always limped and said it is born.
Charles Ingalls: It seems unfair to you?
Laura Ingalls: Oh, yes then! This is very unfair.
Charles Ingalls: This is a problem that is beyond us. I can not find an answer for any of us. Some people are born like that, and I do not know why and I do not think anyone knows. But I know that many of these people seem to ... seem to have something more than a normal person.
Laura Ingalls: They are more intuitive?
Charles Ingalls: Very often yes.
Laura Ingalls: I noticed that Olga was great.
Charles Ingalls: And from what you say about her, she has a good heart especially.
Laura Ingalls: And the heart is much more important than in the rest of life.
Charles Ingalls: Much more important. You think very often Olga now
Laura Ingalls: It is so nice, Dad. It is such a shame that it has a shorter leg ... I remember the Thursday, we returned and walked near the mill, she stepped on a board and it made it like the others.
Charles Ingalls: She did what?
Laura Ingalls: There was a plank like that. Because of that, his leg was the right length.
Charles Ingalls: She made it across the board?
Laura Ingalls: Of course! And walking over with his short leg all this time, she was like any other. Though there were plenty of boards everywhere, she would be able to move like the other girls.
Charles Ingalls: That's right, you're right ... Go home and cares for your ankle!
Laura Ingalls: Yes Pa!
Mr. Nordstrom while working in his garden, Olga and her grandmother out of the house, when Charles arrived.
Charles Ingalls: Hello Olga.
Olga Nordstrom: Oh, Mr. Ingalls, Grandmother.
Charles Ingalls: Ms. Nordstrom. I'm Charles Ingalls, we're almost neighbors.
Helga Nordstrom: Mr. Ingalls, Olga told us so much of your Laura
Charles Ingalls: My wife is eager to know you and your son, and she wants to see Olga. I think your son is at work, Mrs, however, I would talk to him if you let it.
Helga Nordstrom: Yes, of course, yes. (Olga A) Will you get it, please? (Charles A) If you want to follow me ... Jon, here Mr. Ingalls. It has something to tell you.
Charles Ingalls: Mr. Nordstrom, ma ... my daughter Laura became very friendly with your little Olga is Olga and I just talk to you. It will seem very strange, but we have a beautiful horse with us. And unless we put him iron the right thickness, it begins to limp down. It needs an iron thicker than others to work well and it gave me an idea for Olga. I would like to ask permission to work on one of his shoes.
Jon Nordstrom: You have a miracle in your pocket?
Charles Ingalls: No, no. I told you it was strange, but I think with a shoe ...
Jon Nordstrom: Olga was born with one leg shorter than the other. We accept this misfortune too.
Charles Ingalls: There is a saying in this country that says "Help yourself, heaven help you."
Nordstrom Jon: I'm old enough to take care of Olga. I do not need anyone.
Charles Ingalls: Mr. Nordstrom, your daughter is still away never fun. She seems to have a good heart, which is fortunate for her. I would like to arrange, with your permission, a shoe belonging to it and then it can also be fun.
Jon Nordstrom: I did not ask. What are you doing here? Then you will leave my property.
Charles Ingalls: I do not see what harm there is to offer a chance to Olga.
Jon Nordstrom: Goodbye.
Charles Ingalls (on and off): soon I hope Mrs. Nordstrom.
Caroline and Charles are now sawing wood near the creek.
Caroline Ingalls: You think you succeed to make a special shoe for Olga?
Charles Ingalls: Oh, I know. It could not be worse anyway. Why he does not? It only remains for me to forget about it ... (Seeing the two visitors who come.) Mrs. Nordstrom. (They arrive at their height.) Mrs. Nordstrom, I present to you my wife Caroline.
Helga Nordstrom: Hello Madam.
Caroline Ingalls: Enchanted Lady.
Charles Ingalls: Ms. Olga Nordstrom and small
Olga Nordstrom: Hello.
Caroline Ingalls: Hello Olga.
Helga Nordstrom: I may bother you. Do you have time to listen to me?
Charles Ingalls: Of course, yes.
Caroline Ingalls: Olga? You come with me to our house. You will see Laura.
Olga Nordstrom: Oh, yes ma'am.
Helga Nordstrom: Mr. Ingalls, my son is far from what you believe. He loves our little Olga, he was always afraid for her because of her disability. And it is further compounded by the death of his wife. He just wants to protect Olga. And he would not even let her go to school.
Charles Ingalls: Your son is someone who does not like to be helped, Mrs. Nordstrom, but I think I begin to understand.
Helga Nordstrom: And he would like to build a wall around Olga, and keep away from everything. But he made a serious mistake because it will not person after ... once we get to heaven.
Charles Ingalls: He knows you're here?
Helga Nordstrom: No, I'll tell him later.
Charles opens a package that handed him Mrs. Nordstrom. He pulls out a shoe.
Helga Nordstrom: you arrange for a shoe Olga?
Charles Ingalls: I'll try.
The next scene takes place inside the farm. Charles tries sticks underfoot Olga for proper height.
Charles Ingalls: it is enough for you?
Olga Nordstrom: Maybe a little more.
Charles Ingalls: Okay ... Like this?
Olga Nordstrom: Yes, that's better!
Charles Ingalls: Are you sure ... (Nod Olga) This is the right height, it only remains to assemble.
On the picture below you can see Charles in the barn, working shoes.
Mrs. Nordstrom is sitting in the garden and braid the hair of his granddaughter. His son is approaching.
Jon Nordstrom: There's no school today, you'll help a little grandma.
Olga Nordstrom: I was even invited Pa.
Helga Nordstrom: She was invited to a small party at the Ingalls. Invited her new friend Olga.
Jon Nordstrom: It is not yet noon.
Olga Nordstrom: Yes ...
Helga Nordstrom: Yes, his friend asked him to go early and help prepare the feast. So, go ahead sweetie!
Olga Nordstrom: Goodbye Grandma, goodbye Pa.
In Ingalls, Charles tries the shoe Olga.
Charles Ingalls: Try to walk now. Go ahead, try it.
Laura Ingalls: Look, this is wonderful! You stand straight.
Charles Ingalls: Try to move a little faster.
Olga advance a little faster then falls into the arms of Charles tears of joy.
Laura Ingalls: Come get used to walking! Expect others to be there! They will not want to believe. It's a miracle, yes then it is a miracle.
In the courtyard, Laura sees her friends arrive. She goes into the house all excited.
Laura Ingalls: They are coming! They are all there.
Caroline Ingalls: They are just in time.
Charles Ingalls: Okay, well, I think I'll leave you with your guests.
Caroline Ingalls: Grand coward!
Charles Ingalls: Ah, yes I scroll, it, hehe! Come Mary, come and welcome them!
Laura Ingalls (Olga): When they arrive, you stay where you are sitting. I have an idea to make them a terrible surprise.
Olga Nordstrom: Yes.
Charles is out with his eldest daughter to welcome their guests.
Charles Ingalls: Hello girls.
Christie Kennedy: Where is Laura?
Nellie approached Charles and curtsies.
Charles Ingalls: Nellie. It is inside. Go enter!
Mary Ingalls: Come!
Charles Ingalls: And have fun.
They enter.
Rose-Marie: Hello Laura.
Nellie Oleson (bowing): Hello Mrs. Ingalls!
All: Hello Mrs. Ingalls!
Laura Ingalls: I told you it was not dressed Nellie.
Nellie Oleson: It's mom forces me to get dressed, even to go to the countryside. Where is your room?
Laura Ingalls: Mary and I were sleeping upstairs.
Mary Ingalls: You want to see? Come!
Nellie Oleson: You do not have a room each?
Mary Ingalls: Everyone is not like you.
Nellie Oleson: It's like if you were in an attic.
Christie Kennedy: I'd like to sleep in an attic.
Mary Ingalls: You asked your mother?
Christie Kennedy: It's not worth it. There's no attic at home.
Once all the girls going up, Laura Olga approach.
Laura Ingalls: Olga, you'll wait until everyone is up there and then you get out. You remember the place I showed you?
Olga Nordstrom: Yes.
Laura Ingalls: You go there you sit, and you wait for two minutes that you join. So I try to make you play with others, and when your turn comes, you will do as if nothing was. They will have a big surprise.
Olga Nordstrom: Yes.
Then Laura joined the others up there.
Cassie (capturing the scent of lemon balm): Meaning, as it smells good.
Rose-Marie: I do not know that.
Nellie Oleson: Where are your dolls Laura?
Laura Ingalls: Dolls, I hate, I prefer the creek.
Christie Kennedy: I know where it is! We passed close by coming here.
Nellie Oleson: You sleep in the same bed with you and Mary?
Laura Ingalls: Yes.
Mary Ingalls: Oh, that's funny.
Nellie Oleson: I have a bed just for me and a room just for me.
Mary Ingalls: Yes, we know.
Laura Ingalls: It's silly to stay locked when it is sunny. If we went out instead?
Mary Ingalls: Oh yes! Come Nellie and you too, come on.
The girls are in the farmyard.
Mary Ingalls: What are we playing?
Laura Ingalls: Why not baseball?
All the girls: Yes!
Nellie Oleson: It's a game boy ...
All the girls: But no .... it does not matter .... go!
Nellie Oleson: Well, it is played.
Laura Ingalls: We'll take the seals to base. Come on there soon! Come! I choose a team, and Nellie chooses another.
Nellie Oleson: Since I'm invited, it is for me to start. I chose Mary.
Laura Ingalls: So, I chose Olga.
Nellie Oleson: You have chosen to have an excuse if you lose.
Laura Ingalls: Oh no! I intend to win.
Nellie Oleson: I choose Cassie.
Laura Ingalls: I'm Christie.
Nellie Oleson: Rose-Marie.
Laura Ingalls: Hélène. So there are four on each side. It is you who chose the first, then begins. The mixer will be held there.
Mary Ingalls: Come on.
Laura Ingalls: It is here that we return the ball. As we are only four on each side, it will often turn. Olga, for you to start.
Rose-Marie: Go, go, and Mary is well!
Christie Kennedy: Go, go Olga! You will succeed, apply yourself.
Olga encourage all girls except when Nellie starts to run after hitting the ball.
Christie Kennedy: You beat Nellie. What happened?
Olga Nordstrom: This is Mr. Ingalls. (Showing his shoe) He did it for me
Cassie: It's great Olga. I had never seen it. You run faster than us now.
Olga Nordstrom: Laura And you wanted to surprise you all.
Christie Kennedy: In a surprise, it is successful.
Rose-Marie: Look! it surprises, right?
Cassie: It was especially surprised Nellie.
Nellie Oleson: So you will continue to play or you will stay to chat like that?
Girls do not listen and continue to speak.
Olga Nordstrom: And it is solid. Look a bit like that is.
Nellie Oleson: So soon come!
Laura Ingalls: Yes! Come on, We must finish the game. Christie, for you to return.
The game continues for a long time, which is finally repotted by the team of Laura and Olga.
Rose-Marie: Well, what is it we could play now?
Christie Kennedy: Why not hopscotch?
Mary Ingalls: Oh no, it's not funny.
Rose-Marie: We could do the race.
Christie Kennedy: And even over!
Olga Nordstrom: Oh yes.
Laura Ingalls: We just make it a team game. Could play tag.
Nellie Oleson: No, at this time. Oh! I know. Take off our shoes and wade in the creek will.
Laura Ingalls: Me, I do not say anything.
Nellie Oleson: It will be fun.
Laura Ingalls: No, it is not fun.
Nellie Oleson: You said you liked it earlier, and that you were going to have fun every day.
Christie Kennedy: The last arrival was lost. Go!
All leave, except Laura and Olga.
Laura Ingalls: I'll stay here with you Olga.
Olga Nordstrom: No, it's not worth it. Go with them and bathe yourself, I'll wait.
Laura Ingalls: But I go every day there. And I have no desire today.
Olga Nordstrom: No, go join the others. I stay alone; I do not care. And then, I will train to walk.
While Laura leaves to join her friends, Olga likes to run in the yard.
The waterfront are all crammed boots girls who splashed some, other bucks.
Nellie Oleson: Attention to my hair. No! No! Stop!
Laura took off his shoes in turn, and will all join before walking away in a corner, where the famous crayfish.
Laura Ingalls: You know, I do not care that you wade in the creek Nellie. As you do not approach this corner there.
Nellie Oleson: Why should I go if I want to?
Laura Ingalls: Because all sitting there, it's one of my secrets. But since you're a good girl, you have the right to see what there is. Come here and look there. No, you're too far ahead, you go ahead yourself. Then? You see something or you're too far? (Crayfish out suddenly between two rocks.) Caution Nellie! Attention, she runs after you! Going by quickly and there. Hurry, hurry, it'll catch up!
Seeing crayfish, Nellie short and falls into the water, it comes out with an alga on the head. All the girls laugh.
Laura Ingalls: Come, let's go try now!
Meanwhile, in Nordstrom, Jon delves into all his furniture.
Jon Nordstrom: I knew it was not normal.
Helga Nordstrom: You must really take you this way?
Jon Nordstrom: When you act against me, yes. Olga has two pairs of shoes, she wears a pair. What did you do with the other? I'm sure you've made to Ingalls.
Helga Nordstrom: Yes! Yes, that's right.
Immediately, Mr. Nordstrom leaves home and goes to the barn Ingalls, where Charles works.
Jon Nordstrom: Ingalls, I told you not you interfere.
Charles Ingalls: Yeah, I know very well.
Jon rushes Charles succeeds, somehow, to immobilize him tête.Monsieur Nordstrom then sees his daughter all run and play with other children. The latter sees his father and runs into his arms.
Olga Nordstrom: You saw me run Daddy?
Jon Nordstrom: Oh, yes. I saw you run.
Olga Nordstrom: And you know, I really enjoy, and with all the girls!
Then it returns to play with the girls.
Later, all the girls, Mr. Nordstrom and the Ingalls family gathered in the courtyard.
Christie Kennedy: And it was very successful madam. And thank you very much.
Caroline Ingalls: Thank you Christie. You know you can come whenever you want.
Charles Ingalls: Well, do you want me back or not?
Cassie: No thank you, you can still walk.
Nellie Oleson: Oh, but I would like to say a word. This pool of water is dangerous Mr. Ingalls. There is a big beast like that. She would cut a finger very easily. (She curtsies.) Thank you.
Caroline Ingalls: Goodbye Nellie.
Carrie Ingalls: Goodbye Nellie.
Charles Ingalls: I wonder who gave Nellie the idea that she could have a cut finger ...
Laura Ingalls: You do not think I should go a little escort our guests?
Charles Ingalls: It is a good idea that. And welcome back!
Christie Kennedy: Goodbye!
Cassie: Goodbye and thank you again.
Olga Nordstrom: Do I go with them Dad? I have the right?
Then, after a nod of her father, she joined the other.
Jon Nordstrom: My mother was right when she said that her son is an idiot.
Charles Ingalls: No, I think not.