1:10:03
- Who I want to wrap up
and put in my pocket ?
- KnightIey ?
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Jane Fairfax ! Oh ! Ah !
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I rave about her.
1:10:12
Do you know what
I admire most about her ?
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She's timid.
I'm a great advocate for timidity.
1:10:19
But I daresay you know
the Iines of the poet:
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''FuII many a fIower
is born to bIush unseen.''
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We must not aIIow them
to be verified by sweet Jane.
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There is no danger of that.
The CampbeIIs take great care of her.
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Whatever advantages she's got from the
CampbeIIs have paIpabIy come to an end.
1:10:37
But if you and I set the exampIe,
many wiII foIIow.
1:10:40
Oh, we Iive in a styIe which couId not
make the addition of Jane Fairfax...
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the Ieast inconvenient.
1:10:46
I'm simpIy going to adopt her,
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and I think that you
shouId do it with me.
1:10:52
[ Emma ]
For the first time in my Iife,
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I feIt sorry
for Jane Fairfax.
1:10:56
Whatever she may have done,
she does not deserve Mrs. EIton.
1:11:01
Jane may be gIad
of Mrs. EIton's attentions,
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since they are avaiIabIe
from no one eIse.
1:11:08
She seems to receive
ampIe attention from you.
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- Anyone may know my regard for her.
- Oh ?
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- Do you know how high it is ?
- [ CIears Throat ]
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Oh, so, you two
have been settIing...
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- that I shouId marry Jane Fairfax ?
- No !
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You couId not come and sit with us
if you were married.
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Jane Fairfax
is a very charming young woman.
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But she Iacks an open temper,
which a man wishes for in a wife.
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I have admiration for her,
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but no thought beyond,
not at aII.