The Age of Innocence
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:33:00
I was afraid you'd forgotten the hour.
:33:02
I'm sure Beaufort
can be very intriguing.

:33:07
He took me to see some houses.
:33:10
I'm told I must move, even though this
street seems perfectly respectable.

:33:15
- Yes, but it's not fashionable.
- Fashionable?

:33:18
Is fashion such
a serious consideration?

:33:21
Among people with nothing
more serious to consider.

:33:27
Perhaps I've been too independent.
:33:32
All I really want is to feel
cared for and safe.

:33:40
The van der Luydens
do nothing by halves.

:33:43
All New York laid itself out
for you last night.

:33:46
It was so kind. Such a nice party.
:33:49
Cream or lemon?
:33:53
Lemon, please.
:33:54
The van der Luydens are the most
powerful influence in society.

:33:58
They very seldom receive because
of Cousin Louisa's health.

:34:02
- Perhaps that's the reason then.
- Thank you. The reason?

:34:06
For their influence.
They make themselves so rare.

:34:11
But of course you must tell me.
:34:14
No, it's you telling me.
:34:19
Then we can both help each other.
:34:22
But I need help so much more.
:34:25
There are so many people already...
:34:29
...to tell you what to do.
:34:33
I think they're all a little angry
with me for setting up for myself.

:34:38
Still, your family can advise you,
show you the way.

:34:42
Is New York such a labyrinth?
:34:44
I thought it was all straight
up and down, like 5th Avenue.

:34:48
All the cross streets numbered...
:34:51
...and big honest labels
on everything.

:34:53
Everything is labeled...
:34:55
...but everybody is not.

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