1:01:02
But my guardian says,
if you and I combine our fortunes,
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we may buy one
whenever we wish.
1:01:15
I cannot believe you are
seriously suggesting Miss Swartz...
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as the companion of
my heart and hearth!
1:01:20
Why not?
1:01:23
Well, to begin with,
she's not English.
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Hoity-toity!
Less fastidious, if you please!
1:01:32
What's a shade or two of tawny when
there's half a million on the table?
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Why, with that money, we'll have you
in the House of Lords in no time.
1:01:41
Just think. Dining at Kew,
dancing at Carlton House.
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- And what of honor?
- Honor?
1:01:49
Yes. Honor.
1:01:51
You may buy a string of ancestors
to hang upon your walls,
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but I see you have not bought
the breeding that goes with them.
1:01:58
- You made me give my word to Amelia.
- Be silent, sir!
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You dare speak
that object's name to me?
1:02:07
"Dare," sir, is not a word to be
used to a captain in the British army.
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For I am a gentleman,
though I am your son.
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I'll say what I like to my own child.
And I say this:
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I have not slaved for 40 years
to see you marry a beggar maid!
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You made the match!
And I can unmake it!
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You will marry whom I say, sir.
And I say you will marry Miss Swartz.
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Either that or take your pack and walk
out of this house without a shilling.!
1:02:31
Do I make myself clear, sir?
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As a bell, sir.
1:02:42
Georgy. Georgy.
1:02:47
Come on, you lads.!
War is come to Europe.!
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My brother wants tojoin.!