:48:01
Don't put it in her head.
The thing would be to ask Mr Osmond.
:48:05
I cannot. I'll not have him
inquire of me with that air of his.
:48:08
I'll ask him myself.
:48:12
I'll investigate and report to you.
:48:15
She'd marry him
for the beauty of his opinions
:48:18
or his autograph of Michelangelo.
:48:40
Excuse me.
:48:50
Which day is that?
:48:53
She wants me to go to Caparola
with her.
:49:03
To go with her?
:49:05
To be there while she's there.
:49:07
She proposed it.
Of course, I gave her the chance.
:49:11
I rejoice to hear it,
but don't cry victory too soon.
:49:15
Of course you'll go.
:49:19
It makes me work, this idea of yours.
:49:22
Don't pretend you don't enjoy it.
:49:26
You've made a very good impression.
And I can see you've received one.
:49:30
You've not come to Mrs Touchett's
so often to oblige me.
:49:34
The girl's not disagreeable.
She has only one fault.
:49:38
- What's that?
- Too many ideas.
:49:41
I warned you she was clever.
:49:44
Fortunately, they're very bad ones.
:49:46
Why is that fortunate? - No loss if
they must be sacrificed.
:49:57
You're unfathomable.
:49:58
I'm frightened at the abyss
into which I've cast her.