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but he would have thought back to me
being lost he know me as snoop and so
then I suppose he went away to live the
Cunha and there he met with my poor boy
Charles do tell captain win but he need
not be afraid of mentioning for dick in
front of me it would be rather a
pleasure to hear him talk talk by such a
good friend
yeah oh please
yeah we are
Laconia 38 guns now out of commission
she was one of the best friends a man
ever had two I'm sure say it was a lucky
day for us when you were put captain
into that ship we shall never forget
what you did my brother now am I
thinking of poor Richard I would have
been a happy thing if he'd never left
you
I assure you captain oh yes mrs. nice
girl
your son Richard my Mitchum
he improved so much while you were his
captain it was such a good influence on
you
oh you'll give me more credit in this my
do I assure you no Frederic it'll be a
week later at Lisbon last spring you
would have been asked to give a passage
to Lady Mary Grace and her daughters
Oh would I then I'm dead I was not a
week later what are you so I'm gonna not
but I would never willingly allow any
ladies on board any ship of mine except
for the bowl on a few hours visit Oh
captain went with why do you hate ladies
so much it's simply that I feel it is
not possible
whatever ones efforts and for all one
sacrifice is to make accommodations on
board ship suitable for women
Frederic it's true with all idle
refinement women can be as comfortable
on board ship as in the best house in
England of course they can't Sophie
don't believe I've lived on board ship
as much as most women I know nothing
superior to the accommodations of a man
o'war really mrs. crew yes I declare I
have no comfort or indulgence about me
evening carriage hall beyond but I've
always had in most of the ships I've
lived in and how many have you lived in
mrs. Croft five altogether I hate to
hear Frederic talking like a fine
gentleman and as if women were all time
ladies instead of rational creatures we
none of us will see him do as you and I
and a great many others have done very
thankful to anyone who brings him his
wife well now I have done once married
people begin to attack me with oh you
will think differently when you are
married
I can only say no I shall not and when
they say yes you will
there's an end of it what a great
traveller you must have been man pretty
well mom in the 15 years of my marriage
though many women have done wrong for
I've crossed the Atlantic four times Oh
bless me and I be to the East Indies and
back
once but only once besides being in
different places about home Coke and
Lisbon and Gibraltar to profit but I
never went beyond the Straits and I've
never been to the West Indies we do not
call bermuda and bahamas West Indies you
know oh no and I can assure you mom that
nothing could exceed the accommodations
of a Manowar I speak to her of the hired
race yes of course the Heine one when
you come to a frigate of course far more
confined there any reasonable woman may
be perfectly happy and one I'm sure she
may I can safely say that the happiest
part of my life has been spent on board
ship as long as we were together mom
nothing ever ailed me and I never met
with the smallest inconvenience I to be
sure oh yes oh yes indeed I'm quite of
your opinion mom anyone can see that
yours has been a very happy marriage
mrs. Croft so long as I've been with the
Admiral I have not complained there is
nothing so bad at separation ma'am I am
quite of your opinion I know what it is
but mr. Musgrove always attends the
Assizes and I'm so glad when they're
over and he says back again was that
what do you say my DA I'm just telling
mrs. Croft how glad I am when you come
back yes my dear
yes I I do believe you are my fulfil
marry dance now dance oh yes I'm sure
we'd all enjoy watching you dance Henry
a kind she always plays for my daughters
she does not say very much she's usually
silent
perhaps her eloquence lies in her
fingers I like musical people do I i
sometime sing on musical people are
capable of every sort of wickedness
a tribute crime to have no ear I have to
be sure that all I'm going to be other
people in it should be it should be Miss
Musgrove may I have the pleasure of a
dance with you yes captain winters you
may Oh indeed you shall have the first
one but I claim the second so I shall
have to make deal with the third I
suppose Mary you are not an unmarried
girl I don't see what difference that
making a family part well I came my
precedence for the first dance my love
you can fight her for Captain Wentworth
with Louisa afterwards
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oh no no she's quite given up guys seem
she'd rather play and never tired of
playing for us you know why now it is my
turn with you captain Weston oh please
mm I may be a sailor let's not dance me
off my feet guess that June you
mentioned about Sun knows it
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that's it
or something like do you know that you
an ad no I'm afraid ideas I beg your
pardon madam this is your seat not at
all sir
oh do play it again I'm sure and we'll
know it no no it is our turn to dance
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[Applause]
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[Applause]
what do they say my father is very well
they've taken a handsome cab many plates
good Hills
I'll be able to stay there charge was
Elizabeth say sir
I do hope it isn't too expensive huh Oh
they've been invited at I don't know how
many times already and the most
fashionable houses this winter I wish
you could go instead of me
I hate fashionable parties that mean you
hated our little party last night no
Mary that was a family party
I like family parties quite fashionable
enough for Captain Wentworth what a
pleasant man he is you know I believe he
made 20,000 pounds out of the wall and
there's every chance of his making some
audits there's another wall I can't
believe there's any officer in the Navy
more liked him to distinguish himself no
he'd be a capital match for Louisa
he prefers Henrietta Jeremy it's a very
words rise to very great honors what's
the person should ever be made abandon
it Emily Etta would take place of me
there and she wouldn't dislike that lady
well because it would only be a new
creation
my father would hardly approve Louisa
wouldn't mind how new it was Charles how
many times do I have to tell you he
prefers Henrietta hmm she does seem to
have lost interest in Charles Hayter I
grant you Eliza most players have made
already
where my hater cousin Charles is a very
good fellow you shouldn't say that he's
a scholar and a gentleman Mary
he's more cultivated than the rest of
his family I grabbed two you could have
a young girl has the right to choose
someone who is disagreeable to the
senior branch of the family whatever do
you mean Mary I mean that Henrietta
would be giving bad connections to
there's one Easter one
oh do you indeed what who is Charles
Hayter pray nothing would have come to
cure it there's no proper match for a
Miss Musgrove about the cross or
churchmen do have to start as curates
you know subjet from quite out of her
head in fact I'm sure he's done so
already but I think he prefers Louisa
hulls why must you always be so contrary
of course he prefers Henrietta well
whichever it is if there's so much
uncertainty I think you should declare
himself he shouldn't hurt anyone's
feelings I managed to have another word
with dr. Shirley this morning Henrietta
I let him know again how very much I
hope to become his curate did you I told
him how very inconvenient it is for me
to be where I am now it is very
inconvenient you know yes and I pointed
out that it would be a very great
advantage for me to be at Uppercross
Henrietta you don't seem very interested
what I said you don't seem very
interested in what I said to dr. Shirley
of course I am jealous but go on
he is very infirm you know he should
have a cure it after all he has been
rector here for more than 40 years it's
a very long time and in spite of his
zeal he really cannot perform his duties
as he should any longer
no no Henrietta yes who are you waiting
for
Oh Captain Wentworth do you want to know
what dr. Shirley said or not but of
course I do well
he confirmed his promise that I am to
have the curacy well and very glad
indeed chose of course but I always
thought you'd have it you didn't see him
so sure last time we talked about it but
I thought we were all sure well it it
didn't seem to me there is any but I
mean we know doctor surely must have
accurate and and you had but his promise
well Henriette huh I wonder where you
can be
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have Charles and Captain Wentworth gone
shooting oh well since we're left all
alone and it's such a very fine day for
November we thought we should go for a
long walk
what a very good idea we wondered if
you'd like to come in and not me
oh well we know you don't usually like
going for long walks Mary I don't know
what you mean I'm a very good walker are
you sure yes I should like to join you
very much indeed I'm very fond of a long
walk you didn't used to be Mary we'd
better go get ready I can't imagine why
they should suppose I wouldn't enjoy a
long walk everybody is always supposing
well that is an impression you've
sometimes give I can't think
hello good morning here by feelin I said
he'll I said yes there were plenty of
birds about two dozen that's what the
birds will still be there tomorrow and
young dogs have to learn where are you
going
we've been visiting Mary Ann Ann we came
to take them for a long walk with us a
walk capital may we come to oh do please
we should like that you'll come - I hope
Captain Wentworth well since there's to
be no more shooting I should enjoy it
very much if you'll have me that is Oh
God
well we'll just put our guns inside
never could be off just in time to join
you there
very fine scoot rinse rinse rinse good
boy
thanks Brock now see the fading many
colored ones shade deepening over shade
the country round and round a crowded
Umbridge dusk and dawn of every hue from
when the training green to succeed our
newest Patriots it's beautiful and what
is it
it's Thompson from his autumn all these
poet seemed to write about the alter a
copy why it's all the ones worth reading
do I think can you go on
I am nothing but quotations oh look
Captain Wentworth and Louise are getting
ahead of us let me tell you alone time
eh
Vince Vince come on boy come on boy
well do recite some more head I wonder
what's appropriate
then is the time for those who wisdom
and who nature charm to steal themselves
from the degenerate crowd and saw above
this little scene of things the treadlow
thought advice beneath their feet to
soothe the throbbing passions into peace
you'll learn quiet in the silent world's
perfect sore about this little scene of
things beautiful pieces smooth the
throbbing passions into peace rule own
quiet in the silent
we're waiting for you to share some
gallantry here oh it will not be
gallantry mr. Weiser it will be a
pleasure careful my dear
all right thank you sir very gallant I'm
sure Betty pleasant I assure you mom I
cannot get down I'm stuck I am a Weiser
I think it may be possible to get you
down if you will let me help you no I'm
past human help there's nothing else I
shall have to jump in and I will catch
you I'm sure there'll be several other
styles for you to practice your jumping
from Louisa
bang-bang right on a left
I think can be deceiving retire no
certainly not
I told you this is where cousin Charles
lives I think we should him well yes if
you're so very tired
no no Henrietta well now we're here I
shall go and visit my aunt hater you'll
come to I hope madam no ties I shall not
I think you should there is no need to
pay a call on someone simply because one
can see his house otherwise one would
remain but Pierre calls all day long
Mary I should like you to come with me
well I shall not Charles I like to go
alone then no Henrietta would like to
come with you oh yes well I should just
like to see my aunt will just go down
the hill for a few minutes we weren't
belong
I'll show you I've never been in the
house more than twice in my life Wow I
hope everyone will be happy now do the
Luiza how long do you think they'll be
being happy Oh
long enough for us to do some nothing
anyway captain left with I shall need
your arms
please always I have no intentions of
ever being so easily persuaded myself
when my mind is made up it is made up
Hindi actor I think she really would
have turned back if you hadn't persuaded
her I'm almost ashamed to say it but yes
then she was lucky to have a mind as
firm as yours of him loba tied him and
heard if something more important comes
up whatever do you mean I mean that life
is likely to provide Henriette with
sterner tests than this but if she
hasn't the strength of purpose to resist
idol interference now well well well I
think you're fortunate at the firm a
character do you do you really
oh yes you can't rely on people who
change their minds you see you can't
trust there's no happiness without trust
if you want to be happy you must be firm
either not for an example eautiful
glossy and not blessed with original
strength which is survived all the
storms of autumn not a weak spot not a
puncture anywhere this not whilst many
of its brethren have fallen and been
trodden underfoot still possesses all
the happiness I first wished for
everyone I care for is that he or she
should be found so if you Louisa
Musgrove want to be beautiful and happy
in the November of your life you will
cherish all your pleasant strength of
mind
because Mary is good-natured enough in
many ways oh I'm sure she is sometimes
she does prevent me very much with her
nonsense and her pride
she's a great deal too much of me yes
they're not a humble family so wish the
child Mary down instead yeah didn't you
know that Charles wanted to marry her
yeah didn't you mean and refused him yes
certainly when was that
I don't know exactly Henriette him I was
still at school then but I believe it
was about a year before he married Mary
oh I just so we Shan had accepted him we
should all have liked a much better of
course but pas and mom always think it
was her great friend Lady Russell's
doing
do you know Lady Russell I have met her
yes well they think Charles was not
learning in bookish enough for Lady
Russell so she used a persuasion to make
and refuse him oh yes yes well that's a
play think but I don't really know
look cousin Charles is coming my
congratulation - anywhere who's that
coming up the hill
it's mr. hater with Charles in Henrietta
I'm tired of looking at wind trough I
want to get home hello hello
doesn't seem very many for four people
well they're only two - Frey was the hub
Oh myself of course no one knows the
sailors worth only half a lady on dry
land my aunt's were sorry not to see you
Mary she sends you her compliments and
to you Anne how kind
I hope you gave them my good wishes
Charles I want you say goodbye to mr.
Hayter so that we can stand Oh cousin
Charles is coming with us
you're quite right captain wet with
firmness of purpose is the only thing
oh you feel rather tired take my arm
that's why I dislike Nettles well I do
not feel you have been very obliging to
me today Mary Prince come on boy there's
a carriage down the lane there must be
the Admiral my sister if we're lucky
we'll catch them well you must all have
been a long way will you be glad to
offer a lady a seat if anyone's tired oh
no no thank you
no I'm not in the least tired not am I
it would say to a full smile across the
fields and we're going through up across
this is Musgrove No thank you Miss
Elliot oh well before Frederick my death
if he decides to come home at all asking
me to make the third in a one
it was very kind of him to suggest it
yes so it was good walk into all of us
miss Elliot I'm sure you're tired do let
us have the pleasure of taking you home
it's plenty of room for three I assure
you
indeed if we're all like you I do
believe we could seat four
it's very kind of you but we must indeed
you must we exist
look there is excellent room for us all
[Music]
to say so yes I do
I'm dramas Ella does observe winter
yes he certainly means yes
oh go it's a charming place only 17
miles away you know oh you're talking
about Lyme don't fitnah by the settled
every winter we were within 20 miles of
each other without either of us knowing
it oh it's good let's have an expedition
is what a good idea isn't it a little
late in the year for expeditions no no
we must go the weather is so fine let's
go tomorrow okay well we can hardly do
that but I see no reason why I shouldn't
speak to my father and suggest a day
next week we go just for the day well I
hardly think it'd happen to be wise the
days are so short yes we still have to
spend the night there you come with us
of course Captain Wentworth oh you must
come it's your idea yes yes I should
like to very much I was going to go and
see the harvilles again soon anyway it's
all arranged tonight tonight tonight
well mrs. Moscow did you see the sea oh
this hair it does a man good I can smell
the sea already
I must go to it once you can get to it
from those steps how excuse me
oh it was a good idea of yours for us
all to come to nine oh you haven't seen
anything yet
[Applause]
about what I reckon getting on for what
a car we don't have much time for
looking about there's plenty to see I
assure you you weren't black for
amusement I want to see the car my
friend captain harvilles house is on the
way soon as possible as I say who always
likes to be it's very snug night oh it
is although it's a little cramped just
now they have a visitor yeah who's that
captain benek I don't think I know
anyone called benek he was my first
lieutenant onboard the Laconia an
excellent young man I valued him so
highly poor fellow
why poor fellow well there's something I
should tell you about captain benek what
is that you'll see he was engaged to
Captain Harville sister who was engaged
I'm afraid so
well they waited for the gyro to his
people do you know for money and
promotion and he did well for prizes the
money came soon enough but not the
promotion well that came to at last but
too late I'm afraid for Fanny Harville
she died the summer before while poor
benek was still at sea well it was you
know it was I don't think it's possible
for a man to be more attached to a woman
than benek was to fan him I've never
known anyone more afflicted let's go and
see what was supposed to see you shall
we
of course mrs musgrove there's the cob
there it is
I'm afraid sir
were you expecting more well yes Captain
Wentworth I rather think I will
I'm looking forward to meeting Captain
Wentworth's friends aren't you rad
maybe officers a simp brother Li I think
so open and upright well I don't know
very many I think they have gone apart
than any other men in England know how
lucky we came to Lyman your acquaintance
in the profession is about to be doubled
well here we are I did tell you it was
small
this is a very happy moment for me
there's nothing I like more than
introducing my friends to each other a
mrs. Musgrove mrs. Harville how do you
do how do you do
captain Harville and captain benek mr.
Musgrove how do you do miss Musgrove how
do you do miss Louisa Musgrove welcome
to live many friends of friends we are
so many Fredrik how could you allow it's
a matter of course that we should
entertain Frederick's friends when they
come to live we really are too many for
you today you like limes Muslim oh its
job and the cliffs are there even more
beautiful than captivate with told us we
can't understand well you've never been
here before
hi yes yes I do the countryside is very
beautiful yes yes yes I expect you walk
a good deal yes yes I do
what is that oh this this is my fishing
net are you a fisherman lass no I'm to
blame for that these days no I'm making
it one of the men on the cob oh yes miss
Mozgov
he's always drawing or carpentry or
varnish you must be a great reader
captain harville oh no those are kept in
been expose I know I don't have much
time for reading myself show them some
of your verities indeed you have he
never comes home from abroad without
something curious oh do you think so I'm
so glad that's just what we wanted to be
snun oh yes for two boys and two girls I
have two boys of my own Frederick it's
good to see you again Binnig and i were
talking about the Laconia run the other
day French frigate did he tell you about
that French frigate I thought that was
when you combined it - yes oh it's
nothing skirmish indeed it was not let
me tell you what really happened
I might impressed with your library
captain
well I'd I like to read said why'd you
eat more prose or poetry well I think
they're very fortunate to live now
because it is such a very rich age for
verse oh I agree
indeed indeed do you know that song from
mom Ian where shall the love arrest
whom the fates sever from his true
maidens breast parted forever we're
through groves deep and high sounds the
far below we're early violets dying
under the Willows yes that is very you
very
do you like Lord Byron I think he's such
a witty poet very but not merely witty
miss Elliot he can write too with such
intense passion
peace to thy broken heart and virgin
grave happy bit of life to lose the
worst that grief though deep though
fatal was thy first thrice happy near to
feel nor fear the force of absence shame
pride hate revenge remorse that is very
powerful missile yet very powerful
indeed captain benek I hope you do not
only read porcinis very little else
these days I see you will forgive me if
I say that I think you might find prose
let's distress him oh well yes you may
be right there is as much solace how
could they possibly have set us all down
to dinner but I can't think it was very
kind of them to suggest it oh yes I
think they're absolutely delightful
yes oh but I'm so sorry for Captain
Benny can't you wear to lose someone I
loved so deeply I think it would kill me
really I'd be very unhappy certainly oh
I'd never recover
I expect you would in the end no never
well perhaps captain benek will I
refused to believe his prospects are
blighted forever oh how can you say that
men do get over such things you may well
rally and be happy with someone else it
often happens I think you're quite
heartless
how could he rarely you heard what
Captain Wentworth said he was very
deeply afflicted he must still be quite
young and we must hope for his sake but
he does recover mustn't we
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what are you looking at so earnestly
captain whipped with hi beauties of
nature of course
oh there's a delicious breeze meri
blowing oh what direction did you say it
was the southeast I expected well we're
all getting look and no one's going to
tell me what you're looking at oh look
look that must be the owner coming now
it's the man we met on the beach just
the man we want could you tell us what
that gentle cause we just went away
why yes sir and mr. Elliott gentlemen a
considerable fortune they say came in
last night from Cygnus I daresay you
heard his carriage while you were at
dinner sir
I don't remember it going to Kruger now
sir on his way to Bath and London bless
me it must be mr. Elliott have any pizza
it's the servant not say whether mr.
Elliott belong to the Kennedy a minute
no mommy mentioned no particular family
he said his master was a very rich
gentleman who would be a baron I'd
someday they're definite I said and
doesn't walk to any you can depend on it
something his servants take care to have
known whatever he goes thank you man you
seem to forget our Father mr. Elliott or
not
yes quiet perhaps an introduction might
not have been desirable but of course
you will mention little you've seen a
man won't next time you write Dubois
why don't you write yourself oh there's
no point of those writing
besides it is such a very unsatisfactory
correspondence it's good senseless ilium
very good thing indeed I have very much
enjoyed discussing literature again with
someone I have missed that sort of
conversation
a very good deed making call Penix also
much company like yours more often bad
for him to be shut up here as he is we
know what time does I hope it might be
him for Bella
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[Applause]
now my dear walk quite far enough for
today you'll arrive my dinner as usual
Frederick we can go with you no further
I'm instructed to return to port
forthwith well I shall come and see you
again soon this time hasn't been nearly
long enough it never is you must bring
your friends to see us again and if you
refuse to dine with us there which I'll
never speak to you again
I shall take that as an order then so
you should goodbye mrs. Potts go we have
enjoyed meeting goodbye I say Wentworth
it's nearly 1:00 o'clock we really ought
to be getting back
Oh Oh but we must go to the kaabah clan
[Music]
it can't make any difference we mustn't
let a few minutes boil our day I insist
I will not be denied well it's settled
then
if you insist we obviously have
it's always good just to look at the sea
I think don't you oh yes
though are the glad waters of the dark
blue sea our thoughts is boundless and
our souls as free courser I know almost
everything on Barnes ever written
yeah
and you manage them my dear okay final
step
take care they are rather slippery yes
thank you captain Bennett you can jump
me down the pavements rather Hajin of
your hurt your feet oh joy yourself you
will is that no one to help me go to you
I can support are you sure yes yes leave
Italy and go to him rub our hands rub my
temples
Akira some solace takes and takes get a
doctor quickly get a doctor yes and what
we to do next what in heaven's name are
we to do next
carry her to the Harvin's Jim Jim
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