Sense and Sensibility
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:08:01
Good morning, Miss Marianne.
:08:04
How did you find the silver?
Was it all genuine?

:08:08
- When may we expect your brother?
- Edward is due tomorrow.

:08:14
He will not stay long. Will Margaret
give up her room for him?

:08:21
The view is incomparable, and I
want him to see Norland at its best.

:08:48
Mrs. Dashwood.
Miss Dashwood. Miss Marianne.

:08:53
My brother, Edward Ferrars.
:08:57
Do sit down.
:09:02
Where is Miss Margaret? I'm
beginning to doubt of her existence.

:09:08
Forgive us, Mr. Ferrars. My youngest
is shy of strangers at present.

:09:14
I am shy of strangers myself,
and I have nothing like her excuse.

:09:21
How do you like your view,
Mr. Ferrars?

:09:26
Very much. Your stables are handsome
and beautifully kept.

:09:32
Stables?
Your windows overlook the lake.

:09:36
An error led me to a family room,
but I've rectified the situation.

:09:42
I am happily installed
in the guest quarters.

:09:46
Tea!
:09:50
They're all spoilt. Miss Margaret is
always up trees and under furniture.

:09:56
I've barely had a civil word
from Marianne.


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