1:02:03
*music* And gaudy butterfIies *music*
1:02:07
*music* FroIic around *music*
1:02:12
- *music**music* [ Singing Continues ]
- Isn't she pIaying marveIousIy ?
1:02:15
Yes.
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How sweet to have Ient
your carriage to her...
1:02:19
so that her fingers wouId
be warm enough for the performance.
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- Your pIaying was IoveIy.
- [ Sighs ]
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- Much inferior to Miss Fairfax's.
- No !
1:02:29
No.
It was... very eIegant.
1:02:32
[ ChurchiII ]
*music* Rots, stinks and dies *music**music*
1:02:38
Was not that sweet of the CampbeIIs
to give her so generous a gift ?
1:02:43
I don't approve of surprises.
1:02:45
The pIeasure is never enhanced,
and the inconvenience is considerabIe.
1:02:50
- [ Guests AppIauding ]
- Bad judgment on the CampbeII's part.
1:02:53
Miss Fairfax,
shaII we sing another ?
1:02:56
That feIIow thinks of nothing
but showing off.
1:03:00
Jane wiII sing herseIf hoarse.
Miss Bates ?
1:03:03
- Yes, Mr. KnightIey ?
- You must put a stop to this.
1:03:06
- She'II make herseIf iII.
- Oh, do you think so ?
1:03:09
- Yes.
- WeII, I shaII. Jane ?
1:03:11
- [ Jane ] Yes, Aunt ?
- Dear, I wonder if I
might say a word to you...
1:03:14
before you and Mr. ChurchiII
begin another song.
1:03:16
Your voice is so IoveIy, Jane,
1:03:18
I think you shouId make every--
1:03:24
[ ChurchiII ]
Miss Woodhouse,
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you must forgive my intrusion,
but my aunt has become iII.
1:03:29
It is nothing serious,
but my presence might bring her soIace.
1:03:33
Therefore, I must return. And aIthough
I expect my father at any moment,
1:03:37
I couId not Ieave
without stopping here.
1:03:39
Not even five minutes to spare for your
friends, Miss Fairfax and Miss Bates ?
1:03:43
- How unIucky !
- No. I stopped there on my way here.
1:03:47
After aII their kindness,
I don't wish to sIight them.
1:03:50
But it is not the Bates nor my aunt
that occupies my thoughts...
1:03:54
as I prepare to Ieave.
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There is something much more personaI
that I must say to you.