: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 ?
:50:00
I was mereIy being sociabIe,
that's aII, and she was not.
:50:05
Perhaps you disIike her because
she divides our attentions from you.
:50:09
[ Laughs ] ReaIIy, Mr. KnightIey,
you are so comicaI.
:50:12
You ought to perform
in the town square.
:50:16
Oh, I have some news.
And I know how you Iike news.
:50:19
Oh, yes !
I aIways Iike news.
:50:23
Mr. EIton
is going to marry.
:50:30
I don't know what to say,
except that I am--
:50:34
In a state
of compIete shock !
:50:37
- You've heard ?
- About what ?
:50:39
Oh ! Never mind.
:50:42
[ Harriet ]
I was on my way here for our visit.
:50:45
It started raining, so I ducked
into Ford's to wait it out.
:50:50
- Miss Smith.
- Miss Smith.
:50:53
Good day, Mr. Ford,
Mr. Ford.
:50:56
[ Harriet Continues ] As I admired
some fabric, who shouId come in...
:50:59
but EIizabeth Martin
and her brother.