Sense and Sensibility
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1:00:00
It's folly to linger in this manner.
I will not torment myself further.

1:00:05
Willoughby, come back!
1:00:08
Ask Betsy to make a cup of tea
for Marianne.

1:00:13
- What is wrong, my love?
- Do not ask me questions.

1:00:24
- They must have quarrelled.
- That is unlikely.

1:00:30
Perhaps Lady Allen disapproves
of his regard for Marianne.

1:00:35
- An excuse to send him away.
- Then why did he not say so?

1:00:40
- It's not like him to be secretive.
- What do you suspect?

1:00:44
- Why was his manner so guilty?
- You think he's been acting a part?

1:00:52
- No. He loves her. I am sure.
- Of course!

1:00:56
Has he left her any assurance
of his return?

1:01:00
Ask if he proposed.
1:01:03
No! I cannot force a confidence
from Marianne. Neither should you.

1:01:08
We must trust her to confide in us
in her own time.

1:01:13
There was something underhand
in his manner.

1:01:17
You will think the worst of him.
1:01:20
I give him the benefit of my
good opinion. He deserves no less.

1:01:26
I am very fond of Willoughby.
1:01:28
Mamma ... Mamma!
1:01:36
She would not let me in.

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