:30:04
Delicious.
:30:15
Come in, my dear.
I've left my toadies in London.
:30:19
And what bores they are
downstairs.
:30:21
It falls to you
to make me laugh.
:30:23
She's clever enough,
isn't she, Firkin?
:30:25
I think Miss seems
very clever.
Oh, yes.
:30:28
If merit had its just reward,
you ought to be a duchess.
:30:31
Mm.
You set no store by birth, then?
:30:34
Mm.
:30:36
Silly old fool,
grabbing at my money
for her daughter's intended,
:30:40
that hypocrite Pitt.
:30:42
He should put down his Bible
and do the dirty work himself.
:30:44
With a decent position,
you could put the world on a leash.
:30:49
Perhaps I'll surprise you
and run away with a great man.
:30:52
Oh, that'd be perfect.
I love elopements.
:30:54
I've set my heart on Rawdon
running away with someone.
:30:57
A rich someone
or a poor someone?
:31:00
Well, above all,
a clever someone.
:31:03
He's the dearest of creatures,
but not the wisest.
:31:09
What's the matter?
:31:11
Oh, it's the lobster.
:31:14
They've poisoned me
with the lobster.
:31:27
Off you go.
:31:31
Sir Pitt? Mm.
:31:35
Can I not be of any assistance?
:31:37
L- I don't think so, madam.
The doctor is with her now.
:31:42
The best we can do
is pray, pray for her soul.
Mm.
:31:45
And for her
hundred thousand.
Ohh.
:31:51
Will she live, Doctor?
:31:53
Well, I've pumped her.
I've purged her.
:31:56
There's nothing more I can do.
:31:59
Now, it rests with the Lord.