:24:10
Steady now.! Steady.! Steady.!
:24:15
"They say Miss Crawley
means to leave her fortune
to Captain Rawdon Crawley,
:24:19
who will accompany her
for thejourney. '"
:24:21
I see Pitt's intended is among the guests.
They'll be after you to marry next.
:24:25
Oh, Aunt Tilly, how could I,
when my heart belongs to you?
:24:30
- Matilda!
- Wicked boy!
:24:32
Welcome.
:24:35
Brother.
You know
Lady Southdown, I think,
:24:39
and her daughter, LadyJane.
:24:41
Aunt Matilda,
on behalf of the entire Crawley...
:24:44
Keep your toadying
till I get to a fire.
:24:46
You can suck up all you wish
once I'm warm.
:24:52
Well, that's put us in our place.
:24:54
We may have the titles, Mama,
but Miss Crawley has the money.
:24:57
Mm, and don't we know it.
:25:00
Put the trunk inside.!
:25:04
Now, Miss Becky,
:25:08
this is my younger son,
Rawdon.
:25:10
And mind you stay clear
ofhis fluttering lashes.
:25:14
He breaks hearts
for a hobby, but...
:25:16
he's a soldier
through and through.
:25:18
- I'm warned.
- Mm-hmm.
:25:34
With a little liquor, I can do it.
:25:38
You must be bored
as a brick down here.
:25:41
I have your father
and brother for company.
:25:43
Precisely.
:25:46
Not a great many laughs
in Miss Crawley, I can tell you.
:25:50
I seem to remember
anchovy paste is a favorite delicacy
of yours, Aunt Tilly.
:25:54
But not for do... doggies.
:25:57
I don't agree.
I suspect she's the quickest wit
in the room.