:06:12
Harvey, I wonder,
could you get me the fish course...
:06:16
I trust your family is in good health,
Miss Elizabeth?
:06:20
They are, thank you.
:06:25
My eldest sister is in London.
Perhaps you saw her there.
:06:28
I haven't been fortunate enough...
:06:30
Do you play the pianoforte,
Miss Bennet?
:06:35
- A little, ma'am, and very poorly.
- Do you draw?
:06:40
No, not at all.
:06:42
Your sisters, do they draw?
:06:45
Not one.
:06:46
That's very strange.
:06:48
I suppose you had no opportunity.
:06:50
Your mother should've taken you to town
for the benefit of the masters.
:06:54
My mother wouldn't have minded,
but my father hates town.
:06:58
- Has your governess left you?
- We never had a governess.
:07:03
No governess? Five daughters
brought up at home without a governess?
:07:07
I never heard such a thing. Your mother
must've been a slave to your education.
:07:11
Not at all, Lady Catherine.
:07:18
Your younger sisters,
are they out in society?
:07:21
- Yes, ma'am, all.
- All?
:07:23
What, all five out at once?
That's very odd.
:07:26
And you second. The younger ones
out before the elders are married?
:07:30
Your youngest sisters
must be very young.
:07:33
Yes, my youngest is not 16.
:07:36
But it would be hard on younger sisters
:07:38
not to have their amusement
because the elder is still unmarried.
:07:42
It would hardly encourage
sisterly affection.
:07:45
Upon my word, you give your opinion
very decidedly for so young a person.
:07:50
Pray, what is your age?
:07:52
With three younger sisters grown up,
you can hardly expect me to own to it.