1:37:00
He kept it secret because
he feared his aunt's disapprovaI.
1:37:05
It has hurt
both his father and me,
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most especiaIIy because
of whom eIse it might hurt.
1:37:13
I cannot pretend that I do not
understand what you mean by that.
1:37:18
But Iet me give you
aII the reIief in my power.
1:37:21
There was a time
when I was attached to Frank.
1:37:25
FortunateIy, that ceased and for
some time I have feIt nothing for him.
1:37:30
This was my greatest worry.
1:37:34
I'm certain you knew it was
our wish you might be attached.
1:37:38
- Imagine what we feIt on your account.
- There is no need to worry about that.
1:37:43
AIthough how couId he have come here
and treated me in this fashion ?
1:37:46
It is crueI !
TruIy crueI !
1:37:48
Yes, dear. But I thought you said
you feIt nothing for him.
1:37:52
Yes, but he did not know that.
1:37:54
He is benefiting from
a very Iucky coincidence.
1:37:57
Now, Emma, he's a good man,
1:38:00
however wrong
this action might be.
1:38:07
Dear, might I entreat you
to put Mr. Weston's heart at ease ?
1:38:11
He's been as worried
about you as I.
1:38:13
CouId you Iet him know
how gIad you are for Frank...
1:38:16
to have found a girI
of such steady character ?
1:38:19
I do not know how steady her character
can be, engaging herseIf to a man...
1:38:22
who pretends not to be engaged,
1:38:24
and then deceives attractive
and feeIing young women.
1:38:26
[ Door Opens ]
1:38:28
Here is the Iuckiest father
in aII of EngIand !
1:38:35
Thank you.
1:38:39
- [ Door Opens ]
- Is this not the oddest news
you've ever heard about...
1:38:43
Mr. ChurchiII and Miss Fairfax ?
1:38:45
- Had you any idea of it ?
- Can you imagine that I knew...
1:38:47
when I was encouraging you
to give way to your own feeIings ?
1:38:50
Had I known,
I wouId have cautioned you.
1:38:52
Cautioned me ? Why ?
1:38:54
You do not think that I care
about Frank ChurchiII !
1:38:58
Wha-- What do you mean ?