The Heiress
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:46:00
If she marries a man I don't approve,
I shall leave my part to the clinic.

:46:04
- Yes, but she has the 10,000 now.
- Yes, she has.

:46:09
That is still a great deal of money,
Doctor.

:46:12
It is and consider
how he has behaved with money.

:46:16
He gratified his every wish.
Did he help you with the children?

:46:19
No!
:46:20
He enlarged his capacities in Europe.
:46:24
He left his gloves here last night,
the finest chamois. Look at yours.

:46:28
Will he help you
with this fortune he hopes to marry?

:46:30
I would stake my life he would not!
:46:36
You must follow your own dictates,
Doctor.

:46:38
Tell me she's not a victim of
his selfishness. Tell me I'm wrong.

:46:45
I must go now.
:47:04
- Good day, Doctor.
- Good day, ma'am.

:47:12
Oh, has Mrs Montgomery left?
I wanted Lavinia to meet her.

:47:15
- Yes, Liz, she has left.
- Did you like her?

:47:18
- Very much.
- Oh, good.

:47:19
Catherine has just asked Elizabeth if
Marian might be her maid of honour.

:47:23
Catherine is radiant.
I've never seen her this way before.

:47:26
She must get over it.
He is worthless.

:47:28
- What?
- The man's a fortune hunter.

:47:30
All he's interested in is her money.
:47:33
Are you going to tell that
to Catherine?

:47:36
- No.
- But, Austin...

:47:39
Catherine, Mrs Montgomery has left.
:47:41
Oh, I took too long. I wanted
to make the tray especially nice.

:47:45
It was not your fault, my dear.
We have concluded our talk.

:47:48
Concluded?
:47:51
Did Mrs Montgomery
tell you something bad, Father?

:47:54
- No, Catherine.
- I did not impress her favourably.

:47:57
Good heavens!
Don't hold yourself so cheaply.


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