:44:01
- How do you do?
- I am very happy to meet you.
:44:05
Thank you. Isn't Morris coming?
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His appointment is for 11:00,
Catherine.
:44:09
Oh, yes.
:44:19
- Are your children well?
- Quite well, thank you.
:44:22
I hope Morris will bring you
to see me and my family very soon.
:44:26
Yes.
:44:29
My brother tells me you have an aunt
visiting you, Miss Sloper.
:44:32
Yes.
:44:37
It is delightful to have someone
to whom one can show New York.
:44:41
Oh, yes, it is.
:44:46
Does she like our city?
:44:50
Yes.
:44:51
Catherine, perhaps you will offer
Mrs Montgomery a glass of Madeira.
:44:55
Oh, yes, indeed. Excuse me, ma'am.
:45:07
- She... She is very shy.
- Yes, she is.
:45:15
Perhaps she is less shy with Morris.
:45:17
You said they've just fallen in love.
You were right about Catherine.
:45:21
Were you right about your brother?
:45:24
Well, I can only suppose
:45:27
that Morris is more mature
in his feelings than I thought.
:45:31
This time he has not sought out
superficial charms.
:45:35
Perhaps he's considered
the gentle character underneath.
:45:38
- Are you being honest?
- I think I am.
:45:41
Well, I believe her money
is the prime attraction.
:45:44
- What money?
- She's an heiress.
:45:47
- Didn't your brother tell you that?
- No, he did not.
:45:50
She has 10,000 a year
from her mother.
:45:53
And, on my death,
she will have twice as much more.
:45:55
- She... She will be immensely rich.
- Yes, she will, of course.