The Portrait of a Lady
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:41:01
I'm struck with that afresh
whenever I come back here.

:41:05
You've such adorable taste.
:41:10
I'm sick of my adorable taste.
:41:13
You must let Miss Archer
come and see it.

:41:18
As cicerone of your museum,
you appear to particular advantage.

:41:26
Did you say she was rich?
:41:30
There's no doubt whatever
about her fortune.

:41:59
Do you think it good for me
to be made so rich?

:42:02
Henrietta doesn't.
:42:05
Oh, hang Henrietta.
If you ask me, I'm delighted at it.

:42:08
Did you know your father intended
to leave me so much money?

:42:12
What does it matter?
My father was very obstinate.

:42:16
So you did know?
:42:19
Yes, he told me.
:42:21
How did he know I'll make good uses
of a large fortune?

:42:24
How did he know I'm not weak?
:42:26
Don't ask yourself so much whether
this or that is good for you.

:42:30
Live as you like best, and your
character will take care of itself.

:42:35
I wonder if you know what you say.
:42:38
If you do,
you take a great responsibility.


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