Sense and Sensibility
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"lt gives me great pleasure to
restore this atlas to its owner."

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"Business prevents my delivering it,
which will hurt me more than you."

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"Memories of your kindness must
sustain me. and I remain -

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- your devoted servant,
E.C. Ferrars."

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- Why hasn't he come?
- He says he's busy, dear.

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- He said he'd come. Why hasn't he?
- I'm taking you for a walk.

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- It is going to rain.
- It is not going to rain.

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I fear
Mrs. Jennings is a bad influence.

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- You must miss him. Elinor.
- We are not engaged, Mamma.

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- But he loves you, dearest.
- I am by no means assured of that.

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And had he such a preference,
there would certainly be obstacles -

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- to his marrying a woman of no rank
who cannot afford to buy sugar.

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- But your heart must tell you ...
- It is better to use one's head.

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- It can't be good for me.
- It is. Stop complaining.

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- It's giving me a cough.
- It is not giving you a cough.

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It's lovely. Come on, catch up!
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- Over there is a field of rabbits.
- I don't want to see rabbits.

:39:56
- Is anything superior to this?
- I told you it would rain.


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