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for you not having
the shadow of a doubt.
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You know I have not, not one shadow.
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I have never in my life
tried to earn a penny.
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I ought to be less
subject to suspicion
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than most people one sees grubbing.
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I won't pretend I'm sorry
you're rich, I'm delighted.
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At moments I'd like to kneel
by my uncle's grave and thank him.
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It has made me better, loving you.
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I'm not a failure,
as I used to think.
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I've succeeded in two things.
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I am to marry the woman I adore,
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and I've brought up
my child in the old way.
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We'll amuse ourselves
making up some little life for her.
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That's why
I wanted your advice...
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as an old friend
of Miss Osmond's family.
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What have you got besides your
Spanish lace and Dresden teacups?
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My collection's well thought of and
I've a comfortable little fortune,
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about 40,000 francs a year.
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Miss Osmond and I
can live beautifully on that.
1:06:36
Beautifully? No. Sufficiently, yes.
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Her father can give you nothing.
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He, uh, he lives like a rich man.
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The money's his wife's.
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She brought him a large fortune.
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Mrs Osmond is fond of her
stepdaughter, she may do something.
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For a lovesick man,
you have your wits about you.