:07:01
Marriage is so disrupting
to one's sociaI circIe.
:07:03
OnIy one more, Papa.
:07:05
When Mr. EIton
joined their hands today,
:07:08
he Iooked very much as if he wouId Iike
the same kind office performed for him.
:07:12
[ Sighs ]
:07:14
Invite him for dinner.
That is kindness enough.
:07:17
Mr. EIton is a man of 26.
He knows how to take care of himseIf.
:07:22
One does not Iike to generaIize about so
many peopIe aII at once, Mr. KnightIey,
:07:25
but you may be sure that men
know nothing about their hearts...
:07:28
whether they be six and twenty
or six and eighty.
:07:32
Excepting you, of course,
Father.
:07:34
[ ChuckIes ]
:07:36
No.
:07:39
Mr. EIton wiII be the next person
to benefit from my heIp.
:07:42
[ KnightIey ]
Poor Miss TayIor, indeed !
:07:45
It is Mr. EIton
who deserves our pity.
:07:47
[ ChuckIing ]
:07:53
[ Emma ]
Mr. EIton !
:07:57
WeIcome to our party.
:07:59
Miss Woodhouse, thank you indeed
for incIuding me.
:08:02
A party is a party.
But a party on a summer's eve, mmm !
:08:06
It reIieves my mind
very much that you are here.
:08:09
For there is someone new in our group.
Her name is Harriet Smith.
:08:13
And she is a former pupiI
of Mrs. Goddard's.
:08:16
I had never met Miss Smith
before this evening...
:08:18
and I'm aIready struck
by her charm.
:08:21
I wondered
if I might ask you...
:08:24
to make certain she is at ease
throughout the evening.
:08:27
If heIping Miss Smith
wouId heIp Miss Woodhouse,
:08:30
then I'm happy
to be of service.
:08:33
Come.
I shaII make the introduction.
:08:35
Miss Woodhouse,
we come quite overpowered.
:08:37
Oh, Mrs. Bates, Miss Bates.
So happy you couId come.
:08:42
[ Miss Bates ]
No ! We are the happy ones.
:08:44
W-WeII, how do you do,
Mr. EIton ?
:08:46
We are the happy ones,
not onIy to be here tonight,
:08:49
but for the beautifuI
hindquarter of pork you sent us.
:08:52
It has been heaven itseIf. What
a happy porker it must have come from !
:08:56
We're so obIiged
for your sending it to us.