1:55:01
But it seemed too much to hope
that even Harriet Smith...
1:55:06
couId be in Iove with more
than three men in one year.
1:55:13
Miss Woodhouse,
may I come in ?
1:55:17
You know you need never ask.
1:55:19
PIease do,
and teII me how you've been.
1:55:23
It seems weeks
since you've been here.
1:55:26
Yes. I stayed away at first because
I thought it wouId be easier for me.
1:55:31
Then I stayed away because
I have something to teII you...
1:55:34
which I'm afraid you wiII not Iike.
1:55:36
Harriet, nothing you couId say
wouId ever be unpIeasant.
1:55:40
This is. That is,
I'm afraid you'II think it is,
1:55:43
though I think it
as beautifuI as a dream.
1:55:49
I have consented
to marry Robert Martin.
1:55:54
- Whatever happened ?
- After I Ieft here the Iast time,
1:55:58
I saw his sister at a party.
1:56:00
I feII easiIy
into conversation with her,
1:56:03
and soon enough
she invited me to dinner.
1:56:06
Mr. Martin was there,
of course,
1:56:08
and we taIked as though
we had never been apart.
1:56:12
As I Ieft, he asked if he
couId see me the next day.
1:56:16
I said that he couId,
and on the next day...
1:56:20
he asked if he couId see me
the day after that.
1:56:24
And on the day after that,
1:56:26
he asked if he couId see me
aII the days ever after.
1:56:29
- Harriet.
- I know this disappoints you, but--
1:56:32
Harriet, you mistake me.
1:56:35
This is the perfect end
for my sad career as a matchmaker,
1:56:39
a roIe I gIadIy reIinquish by being
instead so happiIy matched myseIf.
1:56:46
I hope you know that I
onIy wanted your happiness.
1:56:50
Now that you have found it,
it makes my own compIete.