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- Well, now...
- I'm engaged to be married.

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You do right to tell me.
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And whom have you honoured
with your choice?

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Mr Morris Townsend.
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- You have gone fast.
- Yes, I think we have.

:38:25
Mr Townsend ought to have waited
and told me.

:38:28
He means to tell you
tomorrow morning at 11:00.

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It's not quite the same thing,
my dear.

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You shouldn't be pleading for him.
He should plead for you.

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Yes, Father, but I think
he is a little afraid of you.

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- Is he?
- He fears that you do not like him.

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Well, I hardly know him, Catherine.
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But our liking each other
isn't important.

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The only thing that is important
is that he loves you.

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He does. He loves me and I love him.
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It is a great wonder to me
that Morris has come into my life.

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Oh, Father, don't you think he is the
most beautiful man you've ever seen?

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Well, he's very good-looking,
my dear.

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You wouldn't let a consideration
like that sway you unduly.

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Oh, no! But that is what
is so wonderful to me,

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that he should have everything,
everything a woman could want,

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and he wants me.
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- I'll see him tomorrow.
- I knew you would!

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And you are so good that you will be
fair and honest with him.

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I shall be as fair and honest
with him as he is with you.

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Thank you, Father,
that is all we shall need.


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