Honey, you're wearing out the carpet.

Jenai, we have some rope and blankets.

A piece of blanket will always be a piece of blanket.

that looks like my blanket.

The rug.

Look, I changed my mind. You can keep your blanket.

Give me my rug.

Give me my blankets!

Where are my sister's blankets?

I'm not going to beat any rugs.

And some more blankets.

Thank you.

I am taking a blanket.

Spread out the rug.

The blanket is still wet.

Where is my mother's knitted rug?

It's warm under the blankets.

I don't like rugs.

Oh, did you put this cover over me? .

You animal. Where's my mother's knitted rug?

You gave my rug to him?

Pa, get that cheviot from back there.

Let me have that blanket, please.

I'll get you a blanket.

You don't put rugs in children's playrooms.

Some sweet kid.

This is my mother's rug.

Please give me a blanket.

She'll get tired beating rugs.

Why, you're soaked through, Nath. Get a blanket from the chest, Meg.

There we go. Cover you up.

20 rifles. A dozen blankets.

A green carpet will not go with this blue curtain.

Kolja! But what a lovely boy!

Lovely kids!

Very pathetic of her.

We want a new carpet.

I'd better get a blanket.

What a pretty girl!

What a cute little chair!

You never looked lovelier.

And you have a darned cute nape.

A charming child.

This lovely day

On that deserted road, a poor old horse, a rough blanket on its back,