Pride & Prejudice
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:00:34
Dear Charlotte,
thank you for your letter.

:00:38
I'm glad the house,
furniture and roads are to your taste,

:00:41
and that Lady Catherine's behaviour
is friendly and obliging.

:00:45
What with your departure,
Jane's to London

:00:47
and the militia to the North
with the colourful Mr Wickham,

:00:51
I must confess, the view
from where I sit has been rather grey.

:00:55
As for the favour you ask,
it is no favour at all.

:00:58
I would be happy to visit you
at your earliest convenience.

:01:08
Welcome to our humble abode.
:01:15
My wife encourages me to spend time
in the garden for my health.

:01:19
I think our guest is tired
after her journey.

:01:21
I plan many improvements. I intend to
throw out a bough and plant a lime walk.

:01:26
I flatter myself
that any young lady would be happy

:01:29
to be the mistress of such a house.
:01:33
We shan't be disturbed here.
:01:35
This parlour is for
my own particular use.

:01:41
Oh, Lizzie, it's such a pleasure
to run my own home.

:01:45
- Charlotte, come here!
- What's happened?

:01:48
Has the pig escaped again?
Oh, it's Lady Catherine.

:01:52
Come and see, Lizzie.
:01:55
Great news.
:01:58
We received an invitation to Rosings
from Lady Catherine.


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