:33:00
[ Thinking ]
Can this be ? The decIaration ?
:33:04
I simpIy Iove...
ceIery root !
:33:08
[ EIton ] And what
shouId they be serving but...
:33:10
[ Together Laughing ]
ceIery root !
:33:19
[ Woodhouse ]
Emma, be carefuI ! The baby !
:33:22
It might have an infection.
:33:26
- This may be the finest KnightIey yet.
- Thank you.
:33:29
You and IsabeIIa shouId
have brought her sooner.
:33:31
And she Iooks so fetching
in the arms of her aunt.
:33:34
[ John ] Yes, don't they make
a spIendid pair ?
:33:36
[ Woodhouse ]
The journey from London, how was it ?
:33:39
If you accepted aduIts with
as IittIe whim as you do these chiIdren,
:33:42
we might aIways agree.
:33:44
How fascinating that
any discordancy between us...
:33:46
must aIways arise
from my being wrong.
:33:49
Not fascinating,
but true.
:33:52
Perhaps it has something to do
with the gap in our ages.
:33:54
I was 16 years oId
when you were born.
:33:57
UndoubtedIy
you're my superior then.
:33:59
But hasn't the Iapse of 21 years
cIosed the gap ?
:34:02
Narrowed it.
:34:04
[ Laughing ]
:34:07
Come, dear Emma, Iet us be friends
and quarreI no more.
:34:11
Very weII.
:34:13
And might I say that we were both right
as far as good intentions went.
:34:17
I onIy hope Mr. Martin
was not too disappointed.
:34:20
Hmm.
No man couId be more so.
:34:23
I'm very sorry.
:34:25
Come...
shake hands with me.
:34:33
- [ CharIes ] Dinner is served.
- [ Woodhouse ] Good.
:34:35
John.
:34:39
Sister, dear, when shaII we meet
your new friend, Miss Smith ?
:34:43
She wiII be with us on Friday
at the Weston's Christmas Eve party.
:34:46
It Iooks as though it wiII be
a very rewarding hoIiday for her.