:51:00
She only can address herself effectually
to the feelings of others
:51:04
whose mind glows
with the warmth of sensibility
:51:07
and whose arguments result
from conviction.
:51:10
She must feel the influence
of those passions and emotions
:51:13
which she wishes to inspire..."
:51:36
Can you die of happiness?
:51:40
He was ignorant
of my being in town in the spring.
:51:43
- How did he account for it?
- He thought me indifferent.
:51:46
- Unfathomable.
- No doubt poisoned by his sister.
:51:50
Bravo. That's the most
unforgiving speech you've ever made.
:51:55
Oh, Lizzie, if I could
but see you so happy.
:51:58
If there was such a man for you.
:52:03
Perhaps Mr Collins has a cousin.
:52:09
- What is that?
- What?
:52:11
Maybe he's changed his mind.
:52:16
Coming!
:52:21
Yes.
:52:25
Lady Catherine.
:52:32
The rest of your offspring, I presume?
:52:35
All but one. The youngest
has been lately married, your Ladyship.
:52:39
My eldest was proposed to
only this afternoon.
:52:43
- You have a very small garden.
- Could I offer you a cup of tea?
:52:47
Absolutely not. I need to speak
to Miss Elizabeth Bennet alone.
:52:51
As a matter of urgency.
:52:57
You can be at no loss
to understand why I am here.