Lark Rise to CandlefordEpisode 103
Sat. at 10 pm on WFYI 1
Dorcas intercedes when a new maid drives a wedge bigger than her irresistible sponge cake between Old Amos and his son. Robert refuses to let his children sing a song in praise of the Tories at the local Church concert.
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