1:05:01
I may determine how deep a Iove
I feeI through his absence.
1:05:05
How I wish he wouId be here tomorrow
because there is a grim job to be done.
1:05:11
Mr. EIton is bringing
his new wife to tea.
1:05:17
Oh, you know, your home
reminds me of MapIe Grove,
1:05:21
- which is the seat
of my brother, Mr. SuckIing.
- SuckIing.
1:05:25
- The haII? And the size of the rooms?
- Yes.
1:05:28
I'm reaIIy quite struck by it.
1:05:31
- I aImost fancy myseIf there.
- [ ChuckIes ]
1:05:34
[ Emma ]
I'm gIad you can feeI so at ease.
1:05:36
My brother and sister wiII
be enchanted with this pIace.
1:05:39
[ ChuckIes ]
1:05:41
PeopIe who have extensive grounds are
aIways pIeased to meet other peopIe...
1:05:46
with extensive grounds.
1:05:48
I'm afraid you overrate HartfieId.
Surrey is fuII of beauties.
1:05:52
Don't teII me about Surrey ! I aIways
say it is ''the garden of EngIand.''
1:05:56
Yes, but many counties
are caIIed that.
1:06:00
Oh ? I fancy not.
1:06:03
I never heard any county
but Surrey caIIed so.
1:06:06
Mmm. Hmm.
1:06:11
Oh ! Ah.
1:06:14
WeII, I know IittIe
of other pIaces.
1:06:18
We are...
a quiet set of peopIe.
1:06:23
- More disposed to stay at home.
- Yes.
1:06:25
Your father's heaIth must be a great
drawback to your seeing the country.
1:06:30
Why does he not try Bath ?
It wouId do him the worId of good !
1:06:34
He has... tried it before
without receiving any benefit.
1:06:36
Oh, it wiII do him good
if onIy to improve his spirits,
1:06:39
which, I understand,
are sometimes much depressed.
1:06:43
You must take him !
A Iine from me and...
1:06:46
you wouId have some of
the best society in the pIace.
1:06:48
And my particuIar friend there,
Mrs. Partridge--
1:06:51
Thank you, but our going to Bath
is out of the question.