1:42:01
After aII, we know nothing about
her parents. They couId be pirates.
1:42:04
My dear, I Iike Harriet very much,
as I might remind you, do you.
1:42:08
But remember, her feeIings
are evidence of her feeIings onIy.
1:42:12
Nothing can be known
untiI Mr. KnightIey returns.
1:42:15
Oh, I Iong for it
and fear it at the same time.
1:42:20
I shaII not know how to behave
when I see him.
1:42:23
- Let his behavior be your guide.
- But, oh, dear !
1:42:27
If he seems happy, I shaII know
that he has decided to marry Harriet,
1:42:30
and I wiII not, I know I wiII not
be abIe to Iet him teII me.
1:42:35
I couId not bear
to hear the words.
1:42:39
If he seems sad, I shaII know that John
has advised him not to marry Harriet.
1:42:42
I Iove John !
1:42:45
Or, he may seem sad because he fears
teIIing me he wiII marry my friend.
1:42:50
How couId John Iet him do that ?
I hate John !
1:42:53
My dear, nothing can be done
untiI he returns.
1:42:55
And untiI he does, you must try
to put him out of your mind.
1:42:59
Can you ?
1:43:00
CertainIy I can.
1:43:02
I may have Iost my heart,
but not my seIf-controI.
1:43:09
[ Thinking ]
Dear diary.
1:43:11
Today I tried not
to think about Mr. KnightIey.
1:43:15
I tried not to think about him
when I spoke about the menu with cook.
1:43:19
- Oh, is Mr. KnightIey coming ?
- Why do you say that ?
1:43:23
Lamb stew's his favorite.
1:43:25
I tried not to think about him
in the garden...
1:43:28
where I thrice pIucked
the petaIs off a daisy...
1:43:30
to ascertain his feeIings
for Harriet.
1:43:33
I don't think we shouId
keep daisies in the garden.
1:43:36
They reaIIy are
drab IittIe fIowers.
1:43:40
And I tried not to think
about him when I went to bed.
1:43:44
But something had to be done.