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So I said, ''Mother, we have had
a Ietter from Jane this very morning.''
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And Mother said,
''But it's Thursday !'' [ GiggIes ]
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WeII, you see, Jane writes on Tuesdays
and this is Thursday.
:48:14
And, um, I said,
''Upon my honor !''
:48:18
[ GiggIing ]
:48:23
Here you are, Miss-- Oh, napkin.
Sorry. There you are.
:48:26
And might you summarize the Ietter
in your own deIightfuI words ?
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Oh, and cheat you out of the pIeasure
of hearing it, Miss Woodhouse,
:48:34
as onIy Jane can put things ?
:48:36
Upon my honor, I wouId not.
Where's that Ietter ? Yes, here it is.
:48:39
[ Miss Bates ]
Um, and now. Oh, yes.
:48:43
The bad news is she has a coId.
:48:47
Oh, no !
:48:48
Oh, yes. But the good news
far outweighs it. Far, far, far !
:48:53
She is coming to visit !
:48:55
You must be here to heIp us with her,
Miss Woodhouse, when she comes...
:49:00
because it wouIdn't
be a proper visit otherwise.
:49:02
You must sit right where you are.
And, and you must say--
:49:06
We are so gIad
to have you with us.
:49:10
How were you abIe
to get away ?
:49:12
The CampbeIIs have gone
to IreIand on a hoIiday.
:49:15
So I've come here, which
is better than any hoIiday.
:49:20
[ Thinking ] Mmm.
She is more giving than I expected.
:49:23
TeII Miss Woodhouse
whom you saw in Weymouth.
:49:27
Frank ChurchiII. That's whom she saw.
Mr. Frank ChurchiII !
:49:30
Oh, we hear much of him, but have
never seen him. Was he handsome ?
:49:34
Many say he is.
:49:36
- Was he agreeabIe ?
- He was in no way disagreeabIe.
:49:40
Was he a man of information ?
:49:43
AII his statements
seemed correct.
:49:46
[ Thinking ]
I take it back. She is--
:49:49
AbsoIuteIy impossibIe !
:49:52
She wouIdn't teII me anything
about Frank ChurchiII.
:49:57
Why shouId you care so much
about Frank ChurchiII ?