:18:01
Well, I don't know.
Everybody in town takes it for granted.
:18:05
You are engaged to him, aren't you?
:18:07
Well, he takes it for granted.
:18:09
Tsk. Ohhh.
:18:11
But, Edgar...
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as far back as I can remember...
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in grammar school,
in Mrs. Pritchard's class...
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you know, when I sat in front of you?
:18:21
I wished that I had had long pigtails
so you could stick them in the inkwell.
:18:25
Did you really?
:18:28
I'm not gonna marry Leonard Crawley.
:18:30
Of course, he'll never understand
anyone turning him down.
:18:34
Especially for you.
:18:37
Louisa! You...
:18:40
You mean you'd take this...
:18:43
instead of all that?
:18:45
But, Louisa, I've got... nothing.
:18:48
I'll... I'll always have nothing.
:18:50
- I'll always be nothing.
- Edgar, that's what I want... nothing.
:18:55
To quote me and not Thoreau...
:18:57
I love you.
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Oh, Louisa.
:19:10
I'll make you happy.
I'll never work hard.
:19:13
I'll never make good.
I swear it!
:19:18
It's true, Mother.
I've married Edgar Hopper.
:19:27
Whereas Mother received the
news of my marriage to Edgar...
:19:30
with ill-disguised displeasure...
:19:32
Leonard took the news in his stride.
:19:44
For a while, Edgar and I
led an idyllic life.
:19:47
He went off to the store
a couple ofhours a week...
:19:50
but the rest of the time belonged to us.
:19:52
As I look back on it, I see our life
together as a wonderful old silent movie.