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Your son is arrived from London.
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- Father ...
- John ...
:01:20
You will see in my will the estate
of Norland was left to me in a way -
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- that prevents me from dividing it
between my two families.
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Norland, in its entirety,
is therefore yours by law.
:01:41
And I am happy for you and Fanny.
:01:48
But your stepmother, my wife and
daughters are left only 500 a year.
:01:55
Barely enough to live on.
Nothing for the girls' dowries.
:02:01
- You must help them.
- Of course.
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You must promise to do this.
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I promise, Father.
I promise.
:02:18
Help them? What do you mean?
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I mean to give them 3,000. The
interest will be an extra income.
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- The gift will fulfil my promise.
- Without question. More than amply.
:02:35
One had rather. on such occasions.
do too much than too little.
:02:41
Of course, he did not stipulate
a particular sum.
:02:47
What do you say to 1,500, then?
:02:50
What brother would be so kind to his
real sisters. Let alone half-blood?
:02:56
- They can hardly expect more.
- What can you afford?