Emma

1:40:01

Good God !
This is a horribIe mistake.

1:40:05

What is to be done ?

1:40:08

Must something be done about it ?

1:40:16

You must think him 500 miIIion times
more above me than Mr. ChurchiII.

1:40:20

- Yet, you did say--
- Harriet ?

1:40:24

Have--

1:40:26

Have you any idea of Mr. KnightIey's
returning your affection ?

1:40:30

Yes, I must say that I have.
You toId me...

1:40:36

to Iet his behavior be the ruIe
of mine, and so I have.

1:40:39

Am I wrong to hope as I do ?

1:40:46

Harriet,

1:40:49

I can onIy venture to decIare
that Mr. KnightIey...

1:40:53

is the Iast man on earth who wouId
intentionaIIy give any woman...

1:40:58

the idea of his feeIing more
for her than he reaIIy does.

1:41:06

[ Emma ]
This is tragic.

1:41:08

[ Mrs. Weston ] Why is it tragic
that Harriet shouId attach herseIf...

1:41:10

to a man who you admire so much ?

1:41:13

I have asked myseIf many times
why this shouId have unsettIed me,

1:41:16

and I came to see that I do not admire
Mr. KnightIey as I have so Iong thought.

1:41:24

I Iove him...

1:41:27

so dearIy, so greatIy.

1:41:30

Outside of you and Father,
his is the opinion which matters most.

1:41:33

- Oh, my dearest chiId !
- I did not know it...

1:41:35

untiI poor Harriet said she had
the hope of him returning her feeIings.

1:41:39

Then I feIt iII
that I couId Iose him,

1:41:42

and I knew that no one
must marry Mr. KnightIey...

1:41:46

- but me.
- How heavenIy !

1:41:50

But I am too Iate.

1:41:52

Just before he Ieft town
he said--

1:41:55

There is a deIicate and perpIexing
matter I must discuss with my brother.

1:41:59

I hope his brother
advises him to be carefuI.