:19:03
Poor, plain, little Annie.
:19:05
Well, if Annie Climber
wasn't captured, why should I be?
:19:09
Well, I don't believe
Annie was pressed, but you'll be.
:19:17
Do you know where you're going,
Isabel Archer?
:19:20
No, and it's very pleasant not to.
:19:22
You're drifting off
to some great mistake.
:19:25
You make me shudder.
:19:34
My father's had an attack
of his old malady.
:19:37
It's quite severe,
I'm afraid.
:19:42
By great good luck,
Dr Matthew Hope is in town,
:19:45
and I shall make sure of
his coming down to Gardencourt.
:19:50
There's... an express train at 2.45,
:19:52
and you shall come with me or not,
as you prefer.
:19:55
I shall go with you. I'll pack now.
:20:06
I'm not at peace about Isabel.
:20:08
I fear she may marry one of these
Europeans, and I want to prevent it.
:20:15
What a rage you have
for organising people.
:20:18
I simply want her to marry
Mr Caspar Goodwood.
:20:20
He's followed her
all the way from Boston.
:20:24
He was here, last night.
:20:27
- In Pratt's?
:20:29
Mmm. It was a little plot of mine.
:20:35
Is she very fond of him?
:20:37
If she isn't, she ought to be.
:20:39
He's simply wrapped up in her.
:20:41
Three months ago, she gave him every
reason to suspect he was acceptable,
:20:46
and it's not really of Isabel
to go back on a friend
:20:50
simply because
she's changed the scene.
:20:53
Isabel... was cruel?
:20:57
She gave him no satisfaction.
:20:59
Her only idea was to be rid of him.