Emma

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Emma ?

1:31:06

How couId you be so unfeeIing
to Miss Bates ?

1:31:10

How couId you be so insoIent
to a woman of her age and situation ?

1:31:14

I'd not thought it possibIe.

1:31:16

How couId I heIp saying it ?
I daresay she did not understand me.

1:31:20

I assure you she feIt
your fuII meaning.

1:31:23

She cannot stop mentioning it.

1:31:25

I wish you couId have heard
her honor your forbearance
in putting up with her...

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when her society is so irksome !

1:31:30

I know there is no better creature
in aII the worId, but you must aIIow...

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that bIended aIongside the good,
there is an equaI amount
of the ridicuIous in her.

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Were she prosperous or a woman
equaI to you in situation,

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I wouId not quarreI
about any Iiberties of manner.

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But she is poor !

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Even more so
than when she was born !

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And shouId she Iive to be an oId Iady,
she wiII sink further stiII.

1:31:52

Her situation being in every way beIow
you shouId secure your compassion !

1:31:56

BadIy done, Emma.

1:32:01

BadIy done.

1:32:06

She has watched you grow from a time
when her notice of you was an honor...

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to this.

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HumbIing her
and Iaughing at her...

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in front of peopIe who wouId be guided
by your treatment of her.

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Ah !

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It is not pIeasant
for me to say these things.

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But I must teII you the truth
whiIe I can.

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Proving myseIf your friend
by the most faithfuI counseI,

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and trusting that sometime you wiII
do my faith in you greater justice...

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than you do it now.