:31:02
How fortunate !
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I was just on my way
to visit the CIarks.
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- We were just there.
- Oh.
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Harriet was kind enough
to Iet me join her.
:31:12
Ah, Miss Woodhouse--
:31:14
Um, may I escort you home ?
:31:16
Indeed !
:31:23
[ Sighs ]
Harriet,
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teII Mr. EIton
what you did at the CIarks.
:31:30
Oh.
:31:38
Um--
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WeII, she seemed to have
the chiIIs, so Miss Woodhouse--
:31:45
Watched...
:31:46
as Harriet tucked
that poor Iady in,
:31:50
warming her with a bIanket
and her kind nature.
:31:55
- TeII him about the soup, dear.
- The soup ?
:32:01
- [ Cat Screeches ]
- Oh ! Sorry.
:32:04
Oh, weII,
I couIdn't reaIIy say.
:32:08
- [ EIton ] Don't be so modest.
- [ Harriet ] Um, weII,
:32:11
- I heated some--
- Soup ?
:32:15
- Yes, soup.
- Oh, dear ! Oh !
:32:18
My Iace. Oh.
:32:21
PIease have the goodness to go on
and I wiII rejoin you as soon as I can.
:32:27
[ Harriet ] WeII, after having
fed her the soup, I Iifted her up,
:32:31
- and carried her to the, uh--
- Chair ?
:32:35
- [ Harriet ] Fire.
- The fire.
:32:37
Good afternoon.
Where are you off to ?
:32:40
To town, ma'am,
to get some broth.
:32:44
WouId you Iet me
waIk with you ?
:32:48
Dear, must we waIk
so quickIy ?
:32:51
- Mum said I shouId hurry.
- WouId you Iike to pIay a game ?
:32:55
- Do you mean it ?
- I do. I swear I do.
:32:57
- Oh, it's too wonderfuI !
- I Iove--