:11:06
Gooseberry.
:11:10
Cooking.
:11:12
Gooseberry jam.
:11:16
Cooking, 142.
:11:36
What about a small,
informal party, 1859?
:11:55
My headache kept me from accompanying
Randolph to Crabb-Robinson's...
:12:00
... for a dinner honoring the poetess,
Christabel LaMotte.
:12:04
He was reluctant to attend without me.
I was persistent and persuaded him.
:12:09
- Ash, do you know Professor Spear?
- I'm delighted.
:12:13
Mrs. Jameson.
:12:15
- Mrs. Jameson.
- Charmed.
:12:17
Miss Glover.
:12:20
Miss Glover.
:12:22
- And Miss LaMotte.
- Miss LaMotte.
:12:26
The highest pleasure.
:12:29
Randolph reported the party went off
very well indeed.
:12:33
The discussion of poetry
was animated...
:12:35
... with Miss LaMotte speaking more
forcibly than anyone expected.
:12:40
It surprises me that a lady
who lives as quietly as you...
:12:43
...would be aware
of my modest success.
:12:47
I am very aware of it.
The papers herald you weekly.
:12:52
- It is you, however, who surprise me.
- Why is that?
:12:55
Judging from your work, I'm surprised
you acknowledge my existence...