:31:07
We've just met Mr Darcy.
You didn't tell us that you'd seen him.
:31:11
He's asked us to dine with him tomorrow.
He was very civil, was he not?
:31:15
- Very civil.
- Not at all how you'd painted him.
:31:18
To dine with him?
:31:19
There's something pleasant
about his mouth when he speaks.
:31:24
You don't mind delaying
our journey another day?
:31:27
He particularly wants you
to meet his sister.
:31:30
His sister.
:31:59
Miss Elizabeth!
:32:06
My sister, Miss Georgiana.
:32:08
My brother has told me
so much about you,
:32:10
- I feel as if we are friends already.
- Thank you.
:32:13
- What a beautiful pianoforte.
- My brother gave it to me.
:32:16
- He shouldn't have.
- I should have.
:32:18
- Very well then.
- Easily persuaded, is she not?
:32:23
He once had to put up with my playing.
:32:26
- He says you play so well.
- Then he has perjured himself.
:32:30
- I said "quite well".
- "Quite well" is not "very well".
:32:33
I'm satisfied.
:32:41
- Mr Gardiner, are you fond of fishing?
- Very much.
:32:44
Would you accompany me
to the lake this afternoon?
:32:47
Its occupants have been left
in peace too long.
:32:49
- I would be delighted.
- Do you play duets, Miss Elizabeth?
:32:54
- Only when forced.
- Brother, you must force her.
:32:59
Splendid fishing, good
company. What a capital fellow.