Sense and Sensibility
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:15:00
I'm to go as her servant, on the
understanding I'll be badly treated.

:15:06
- What will your duties be?
- Sword fighting and swabbing.

:15:12
Which will take precedence?
:15:24
All I have ever wanted
is the quiet of a private life.

:15:29
But my mother is determined
to see me distinguished.

:15:34
Orator. Politician. Even a barrister
would do. if I drove a barouche.

:15:41
What do you wish for?
:15:44
I prefer the church, but that is not
smart enough for my mother.

:15:48
She prefers the army,
but that is too smart for me.

:15:53
- Would you stay in London?
- I hate London.

:15:57
Country living is my ideal. A small
parish where I might do some good.

:16:02
Keep chickens ...
Give very short sermons.

:16:10
You feel idle and useless.
Imagine how that is compounded -

:16:15
- when one has no choice
of any occupation whatsoever.

:16:22
Our circumstances are therefore
precisely the same.

:16:26
Except that you will inherit
your fortune.

:16:31
We cannot even earnyours.
:16:35
Perhaps Margaret is right.
Piracy isyour only option.

:16:43
What is swabbing exactly?
:16:47
"No voice divine the storm allayed.
No light propitious shone."

:16:51
'When snatched from all effectual
aid, we perished, each alone."

:16:56
"But l, beneath a rougher sea, and
whelmed in deeper gulfs than he ..."


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