Sense and Sensibility
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:55:08
- My horse!
- What's the matter?

:55:11
- I must away to London.
- Impossible!

:55:15
We can't picnic withoutyour host.
Come up to town tomorrow.

:55:21
- Or wait until we return.
- I can't afford to lose one minute.

:55:28
- Forgive me.
- I hope it's nothing serious.

:55:32
Upon my soul,
this is all very unusual.

:55:38
- Frailty, thy name is Brandon.
- Some cannot bear pleasure.

:55:45
You are a wicked pair.
Col. Brandon will be missed.

:55:49
Why? Everyone speaks well of him,
but no one remembers to talk to him.

:55:56
Nonsense. He is highly respected
at Barton Park.

:56:00
- Which is enough censure in itself.
- Really, Willoughby.

:56:05
Come, come, Mr. Impudence.
I know your wicked ways.

:56:10
Reveal your beau. No secrets between
friends. I'll winkle it out of you.

:56:16
I'll have you married to the colonel
by tea, or I'll swallow my bonnet.

:56:23
- As if you could marry him.
- Why should you dislike him?

:56:30
Because he threatened me with rain
when I wanted it fine.

:56:34
He found fault with my high flyer
and will not buy my brown mare.

:56:40
If it will be
of satisfaction to you, -

:56:44
- I believe his character to be. in
all other respects, irreproachable.

:56:49
In return for this acknowledgement,
don't deny me the privilege -

:56:54
- of disliking him
as much as I adore ...


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