:31:01
Austin,
isn't he a charming young man?
:31:03
I never dreamed
he'd be so interested in Catherine.
:31:06
- Nor did I.
- He's so agreeable. So elegant.
:31:09
He may find it hard to maintain
elegance without working for it.
:31:12
But he's looking for a position
earnestly.
:31:15
I wonder if he's looking for it here,
Lavinia.
:31:17
Wouldn't being husband to a
defenceless girl with a large fortune
:31:21
suit him to perfection?
:31:22
- How can you entertain suspicion?
- Suspicion? It's a diagnosis, dear.
:31:26
You're not in your clinic now. Morris
would be a feather in any girl's cap.
:31:30
You've only to use your eyes,
which are as good as mine.
:31:33
Better.
:31:34
Austin, you must help this along
and be thankful that it's come about.
:31:38
Very well. When I'm being thankful,
:31:40
I hope you will not forget
your duties as chaperone.
:31:43
- Good night, my dear.
- Good night, Austin.
:31:50
Have you any spirit of camphor?
I have one of my headaches.
:31:54
- Headaches?
- I'm sorry.
:31:55
They strike like a thief
in the night.
:31:58
- Permit me to retire.
- Of course.
:32:00
- Aunt!
- It's not like me to give in, dear,
:32:02
but sometimes fortitude is folly.
Good night, dear.
:32:05
- Good night, Mr Townsend.
- Good night.
:32:10
Poor Mrs Penniman.
:32:14
May I offer you your port
in the drawing room?
:32:19
You see...
:32:21
Yes?
:32:23
Your Aunt, she's on my side. She
wouldn't let your father abuse me.
:32:27
My father won't abuse you.
He doesn't know you well enough.
:32:30
(laughs) You know...
:32:33
(gasps)
:32:35
I would've liked you to say to me,
:32:37
"My father doesn't think well of you,
what does it matter?"
:32:40
But it would matter.
I could never say that.
:32:52
We could do anything
for the one we love.
:32:56
My dearest girl...
:32:59
You must believe
how much I care for you.