Sense and Sensibility
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:19:02
"Is love a fancy or a feeling? No,
it is immortal as immaculate truth."

:19:09
"It is not a blossom shed
when outh drops from life's stem."

:19:13
"It grows without water, nor ray of
promise cheats the pensive gloom."

:19:23
A pity
Edward has no passion for reading.

:19:26
You asked him to read.
then you made him nervous.

:19:32
Your behaviour is cordial. You
like him in spite of his reading.

:19:39
I think him everything
that is amiable and worthy.

:19:46
Praise. indeed.
:19:49
He shall have my devotion when
you tell me he is to be my brother.

:19:54
- What shall I do without you?
- Without me?

:19:58
I'm sure you will be very happy,
but promise you won't live far away.

:20:04
- There is no question of ...
- Do you love him?

:20:13
I do not deny that I think
very highly of him. That I ...

:20:20
... greatly esteem him.
I like him.

:20:25
Esteem? Like? Use these words again
and I shall leave the room!

:20:32
Believe my feelings to be stronger.
Further than that. do not believe.

:20:39
Is love a fancy or a feeling?
:20:42
- Or a Ferrars?
- Go to bed.

:20:47
"l do not deny
that I think very highly of him."

:20:53
"That I ... greatly esteem him."
:20:58
"That I like him."

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