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:55:00
Is he handsome ?
Is he everything everyone says he is ?

:55:02
I have not yet seen him myseIf,
though, um, Jane saw him...

:55:06
and she said he was
not at aII unpIeasant to Iook at.

:55:10
I suppose I shan't see him
untiI the CoIe's party...

:55:12
which seems Iike
such an age from now.

:55:15
But I'm sure, simpIy sure,
wiII be upon us before...

:55:18
weII, we are sufficientIy prepared.
[ GiggIes ]

:55:21
Has an invitation arrived
for a party at the CoIe's ?

:55:24
No, thank heaven !
:55:26
The CoIes are nice peopIe, but we
shouId have to go outside to get there.

:55:30
Of course we shaII have to decIine
as they are beneath us.

:55:33
But I don't wish them
to hope faIseIy.

:55:42
[ Footsteps ]
:55:45
- Has James brought the Ietters yet ?
- I don't know.

:55:48
I never pay any attention
to the maiI.

:56:05
Why do they not write ?
:56:07
Perhaps they know
I must reject them.

:56:09
StiII, as cIose friends
of the Westons,

:56:11
they shouId have the courtesy
to extend the invitation.

:56:14
UnIess they don't want me.
But I cannot--

:56:18
TeII you how deIighted I am
to have been invited, Mrs. CoIe.

:56:24
- [ ChurchiII ] Isn't it handsome ?
- Thank you.

:56:27
But from today there's
a much prettier one in town.

:56:30
- It has been sent to Jane Fairfax.
- ReaIIy ? Who sent it to her ?

:56:34
That's the exciting part ! There was
no identification of the donor.

:56:38
- Must be from CoIoneI CampbeII.
- Jane's parents died.

:56:42
And the Bates, of course, are quite
without the resources to, you know.

:56:45
And CoIoneI CampbeII was
a great friend of her father's,

:56:48
so he and his famiIy
have raised her.

:56:50
WeII, then they must have sent it.
:56:52
Jane has just had a Ietter from them,
and not a word was said of it.

:56:56
Perhaps it's a surprise.
:56:58
We expect Miss Fairfax soon.
Perhaps she may know more.


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