: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.
:53:02
Imagine my surprise when Charlotte
and her master appeared with Lucy.
:53:07
The last person I expected to see.
:53:10
She came to join in the fun.
There is no such luxury at home.
:53:15
I'd not seen you for so long.
:53:19
You sly thing! It was the Dashwoods
she wanted to see.
:53:23
I've heard nothing but "Dashwood"
for I don't know how long.
:53:28
What do you think of them? My mother
wrote of little else in her letters.
:53:34
- Are they not as she described?
- Nothing like.
:53:38
You are quite rude today.
:53:41
He's to be an MP. and he is forced
to make everybody like him.
:53:47
- I said nothing so irrational.
- Mr. Palmer's so droll.
:53:53
Here he comes!
Now you shall see, Charlotte.