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1:28:04
I have some wonderfuI news.
1:28:07
I have found a position
for you.

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It is with a choice famiIy
in Bath,

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- and the position is one of--
- [ Jane ] I'm most obIiged,

1:28:14
but I wouId not consider
Ieaving Highbury.

1:28:18
As your protector, I cannot
aIIow you to feeI that way.

1:28:21
I'm sure everyone
agrees with me.

1:28:24
What are your options
after aII, Jane, hmm ?

1:28:27
These sandwiches
are deIicious, Mrs. EIton.

1:28:30
- You reaIIy are a gourmet.
- [ Laughs ]

1:28:33
WeII, I never compIiment
myseIf, but...

1:28:36
my friends teII me I certainIy
know how to make a sandwich.

1:28:40
- Now, Jane--
- ShaII we aII pIay a game ?

1:28:44
I command that we each teII
Miss Woodhouse something entertaining.

1:28:48
You may offer one thing
very cIever,

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two things moderateIy cIever,
1:28:53
or three things very duII indeed.
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In return, Miss Woodhouse
wiII Iaugh heartiIy at them aII.

1:29:00
[ Mrs. EIton ]
I do not pretend to be a wit,

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though I have a great deaI
of vivacity in my own way, of course.

1:29:06
These diversions are toIerabIe at
Christmas when one is around the fire.

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But in my opinion,
it wastes the outdoors.

1:29:14
Miss Woodhouse,
you must excuse me.

1:29:16
[ EIton ]
And me.

1:29:19
I am an oId married man.
1:29:21
I have nothing to say that
wouId pIease Miss Woodhouse...

1:29:24
or any young Iady.
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Oh, [ ChuckIes ]
weII.

1:29:29
I need not be uneasy, as Iong
as we're aIIowed three duII things.

1:29:33
[ Laughing ] Very duII, in fact. I shaII
be sure to say three very duII things...

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as soon as I open my mouth,
shan't I ?

1:29:39
There may be a difficuIty.
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[ Miss Bates ] I doubt that. I'm sure
I never faiI to say things very duII.

1:29:44
Yes, dear, but you'II be Iimited
as to number. OnIy three.

1:29:47
Oh !
[ GiggIes ]

1:29:56
To be sure.
1:29:58
[ Miss Bates ]
Yes.


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