:14:03
Think of... Sir Edward!
:14:05
My dear Mrs Cheveley,...
:14:08
.. I do hope
we have the opportunity to meet up.
:14:11
I so enjoy the cut and thrust
of continental politics.
:14:14
I shall make it a particular priority.
:14:17
Sir Robert.
:14:25
It is infamous, what you propose.
:14:27
Infamous!
:14:29
Oh, no. It is the game of life, Sir Robert,...
:14:32
.. as we all have to play it...
:14:34
.. sooner or later.
:14:58
What a charming house.
I have spent a delightful evening.
:15:02
I'm so glad.
:15:03
And so glad, too, you had a chance
to meet my husband, Mrs Cheveley.
:15:07
Though I must confess
to some curiosity...
:15:11
.. as to the matter of your conversation.
:15:13
Your carriage is waiting, Mrs Cheveley.
:15:16
Thanks. Well, another time perhaps,
Lady Chiltern. Good evening.
:15:21
Good evening, Mrs Cheveley.
:15:23
Will you see me out, Sir Robert?
:15:26
Now that we have the same interests,
we will be great friends, I hope.
:15:32
Certainly.
:15:38
Let me have more time
to consider your proposal.
:15:41
There is nothing to consider.
:15:43
Support the scheme
and I will return the letter.
:15:46
Scandals once lent charm
or interest to a man.
:15:49
Nowadays they crush him.
Yours is a very nasty scandal.
:15:53
You would be hounded out of public life.
You would disappear completely.
:15:58
My God!