And, per been possible, so love ters gentle son before s, not only  impossible, s meant s be married quickly.

    INtERIOR. ChURCh. DAY

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    Joe, strained; fatoical.

    Ministers hin-lipped, furious.

    Ministers son and Annie-Belle, in simple ton wedding-dress, join hands.

    MINIStER: Do you take this woman. . .

    (Close up) Ministers sons o Annie-Belles finger.

    INtERIOR. BARN. NIGht

    Fiddle and banjo old-time music.

    Vigorous square dance going on; bride and groom lead.

    Fat table, glass in hand.

    Jotle.

    Bride and groom come toget end of dance; groom kisses brides cheek. She laughs.

    (Close up) Annie-Belle looking s ters son.

    ts taggers and faints.

    Consternation.

    Ministers son and Joowards her.

    Jos her up in his arms, her head on his shoulder. Eyes opening.

    Ministers son reac for s ake hold of her.

    Ser Johe crowd.

    Silence s ts on the marriage bed.

    INtERIOR. MINIStERS

    Annie-Belle in bed, in a we nigche pillow, weeping.

    Ministers son, bare back, sitting on side of bed o camera, head in hands.

    In ting into t and, in spite of ests, stripped Annie-Belle and subjected o a midion. S Annie-Belle  tell t sure. too beurn of events to  it; only, to ill loved ther mans child.

    quot;Bitc; said ters ruck Annie-Belle a blo started her nose bleeding.

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