:18:03
IncredibIe.
:18:05
You have expressed her
compIeteIy.
:18:09
Mr. EIton, reaIIy !
:18:11
You exaggerate.
:18:13
[ EIton ]
Indeed, I do not. Nor cannot.
:18:17
The reason I have not done
a portrait in so Iong...
:18:19
is because the spouse
aIways compIains.
:18:22
As there are no husbands or wives here,
I trust I may proceed safeIy.
:18:28
No husbands or wives...
at present, Miss Woodhouse.
:18:40
You've made her too taII.
:18:45
It... may not be Miss Smith's height
in terms of measurement,
:18:50
but it is sureIy the height
of her character.
:18:58
My dear, I wouId paint
a shawI on her...
:19:02
as one can't heIp feeIing
that she wiII catch coId.
:19:06
Otherwise,
it is quite spIendid.
:19:09
It onIy wants a suitabIe frame.
:19:12
We wiII have to get it to London.
:19:14
Might I be entrusted
with such a commission ?
:19:18
I wouId be gratified
more than words can express.
:19:24
[ PeopIe Chatting, Cows Mooing,
Sheep BIeating ]
:19:31
[ Tapping ]
:19:46
He wants to marry me !
WouId you mind reading this ?
:19:50
CertainIy not !
I cannot beIieve Mr. EIton proposed !
:19:54
- He sureIy is--
- Not Mr. EIton. Mr. Martin, my friend !