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A picnic on my estate
at Delaford.
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If you would care to join us
on Thursday next.
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Mrs. Jenning's daughter and husband
are travelling up especially.
:51:15
We should be delighted, Colonel.
:51:19
I will, of course, be including
Mr. Willoughby in the party.
:51:24
I should be delighted to join you.
:51:32
Good morning, Miss Dashwood.
Good morning, Colonel.
:51:36
The colonel has invited us
to Delaford.
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- I hear you have a fine pianoforte.
- A Broadwood Grand.
:51:45
- Then I shall play for you all.
- We shall look forward to it.
:52:02
- Your sister seems very happy.
- She does not hide her emotions.
:52:10
Her romantic prejudices
tend to set propriety at naught.
:52:16
- She is wholly unspoilt.
- Rather too unspoilt.
:52:21
The sooner she is acquainted with
the ways of the world, the better.
:52:30
I knew a lady with the same
sweetness of temper -
:52:35
- who was forced into a
better acquaintance with the world.
:52:40
The result was only
ruination and despair.
:52:46
Do not desire it. Miss Dashwood.
:52:52
Col. Brandon's lawn
is perfect for kite launching.
:52:57
Mind the pretty ribbons.