1:38:10
- Miss Bartlett.
- Mr. Beebe.
1:38:12
- What is happening to your neighbors?
- They're moving.
1:38:16
Old Mr. Emerson's rheumatism is back,
and George thinks it's too far.
1:38:21
Mr. Emerson is avoiding the removers inside.
1:38:24
Might I impose
and wait here for Mrs. Honeychurch?
1:38:28
By all means. I'm afraid you must excuse me.
1:38:34
Mr. Emerson, Miss Bartlett, excuse me.
1:38:38
Oh, please.
1:38:39
I am sorry that the house
has brought on your rheumatism.
1:38:43
It's not the rheumatism, it's my boy.
1:38:47
George is so sorry.
1:38:50
I cannot blame him,
but I wish he'd told me about it first.
1:38:54
- He never told you what happened in Italy?
- Not a word.
1:39:00
No. Lucy said he wouldn't.
1:39:03
I was only told last Sunday.
1:39:05
- What were you told?
- That he loves her.
1:39:11
Won't you sit down?
1:39:13
I think I hear the carriage.
1:39:16
It would be discourteous
to keep my cousin waiting.
1:39:19
There isn't any carriage.
1:39:22
Sit down, my dear.
1:39:32
Everyone's been lying, except George.
1:39:36
And now here's Miss Honeychurch
marrying Mr. Vyse in January...
1:39:41
She has broken off her engagement.
1:39:44
It was all done
with great tact and discretion, naturally.
1:39:48
And, for the time being,
we would like to keep it quiet.
1:39:52
There's a time for keeping quiet
and there's a time for speaking out.
1:39:59
Now, you don't hear any carriage.