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Your loving friend,
Amelia Sedley. '"

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Aahhh.
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This one's for you.
It's from Mr. Pitt.
Read it.

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"Dear Aunt,
I have both happy
and sad news to relay.

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"The good news
is that I'm married.

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LadyJane Sheepshanks has done me
the honor of becoming my wife."

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Well, no great surprise there.
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Well, she's a nice enough girl.
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Although, I don't envy him
his mother-in-law.

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What's the bad news?
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"I am sorry to tell you
that my stepmother, Lady Crawley,
has gone to a better place."

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After Queen's Crawley,
almost anywhere's a better place.

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Come on!
The best thing for you, my girl,
would be...

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No, no. Too strict.
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Hmm. Thank you.
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Madam,
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would you consider, um...
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Good gracious!
Here's Sir Pitt!
Oh, my dear, l-l-I can't see him.

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My mood,
my nerves won't stand it.

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- Go away.!
- Yes, Sir Pitt.

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Ah, good.!
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It's-It's not Miss Crawley
I want to see, it's you.

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You have to come back
to Queen's Crawley.

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You've heard my news?
Only just now.

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I'm very sorry.
If there's anything I can do...

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There is. There's plenty for you to do.
Everything's wrong since you left.

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You must come back!
Well...

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Marry me!
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Come back as Lady Crawley,
if you like.

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But do come back!

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