:56:00
- Which is enough censure in itself.
- Really, Willoughby.
:56:05
Come, come, Mr. Impudence.
I know your wicked ways.
:56:10
Reveal your beau. No secrets between
friends. I'll winkle it out of you.
:56:16
I'll have you married to the colonel
by tea, or I'll swallow my bonnet.
:56:23
- As if you could marry him.
- Why should you dislike him?
:56:30
Because he threatened me with rain
when I wanted it fine.
:56:34
He found fault with my high flyer
and will not buy my brown mare.
:56:40
If it will be
of satisfaction to you, -
:56:44
- I believe his character to be. in
all other respects, irreproachable.
:56:49
In return for this acknowledgement,
don't deny me the privilege -
:56:54
- of disliking him
as much as I adore ...
:57:02
... this cottage.
:57:06
- I have plans for improvements.
- That. I will never consent to.
:57:12
Not a stone must be added
to its walls.
:57:17
Were I rich enough, I'd rebuild
Combe Magna to this exact image.
:57:22
- With a fire that smokes?
- Especially the fire that smokes.
:57:28
Then I'd be as happy at Combe
as I've been at Barton.
:57:33
But this place has one claim on
my affections none other can share.
:57:39
Promise never to change it.
:57:47
I'm honoured you risk your honour by
seeing me to the gate unaccompanied.
:57:54
- That is what Elinor would say.
- And she would be right.
:57:59
Miss Marianne, will you grant me
an interview tomorrow ... alone?