Sense and Sensibility
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1:29:03
I have described Mr. Willoughby
as the worst of libertines.

1:29:09
But I learned from Lady Allen that
he did mean to propose that day.

1:29:14
I cannot deny that his intentions
towards Marianne were honourable.

1:29:23
I feel certain
that he would have married her.

1:29:29
- Had it not been ...
- For the money.

1:29:38
- Was I right to tell you?
- Of course.

1:29:45
Whatever his past actions,
whatever his present course, -

1:29:50
- you may be certain
that he loved you.

1:29:54
But not enough.
1:29:58
Not enough ...
1:30:09
Here is someone to cheer you up.
1:30:15
How is our dear sister
Poor thing.

1:30:21
I do not know what I'd do if a man
treated me with so little respect.

1:30:26
Are you enjoying your stay
with John and Fanny?

1:30:30
I was never so happy in my life.
Your sister-in-law has taken to me.

1:30:36
- You cannot imagine what happened.
- No. I cannot.

1:30:41
Yesterday I was introduced to his
mother. She was more than civil.

1:30:48
I have not yet seen Edward,
but I feel sure to, very soon.

1:30:56
There is a Mr. Edward Ferrars
to see you.


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