The Portrait of a Lady
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1:04:01
It's the largest thing I know.
1:04:05
He... he has the gentlest,
1:04:09
kindest, lightest spirit.
1:04:16
You've got hold of a false idea.
1:04:21
It's a pity, but I can't help it.
1:04:45
They think I'm
in love with your money.

1:04:49
How do you know?
1:04:51
You've not told me they're pleased,
1:04:53
and if they had been,
I should have had some sign of it.

1:04:58
I care for only one thing,
1:05:00
for you not having
the shadow of a doubt.

1:05:03
You know I have not, not one shadow.
1:05:05
I have never in my life
tried to earn a penny.

1:05:08
I ought to be less
subject to suspicion

1:05:10
than most people one sees grubbing.
1:05:13
I won't pretend I'm sorry
you're rich, I'm delighted.

1:05:17
At moments I'd like to kneel
by my uncle's grave and thank him.

1:05:22
It has made me better, loving you.
1:05:25
I'm not a failure,
as I used to think.

1:05:28
I've succeeded in two things.
1:05:30
I am to marry the woman I adore,
1:05:32
and I've brought up
my child in the old way.

1:05:35
We'll amuse ourselves
making up some little life for her.


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