Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Don't trouble yourself, Marianne.
It's strange you are reading these.
Then why did he not say so?
Your sister seems very happy.
Piracy is our only option.
I promise.
for your sister-in-law is inviting Mr. F to the ball tonight.
But I dare say she's left her heart behind in Sussex.
She's determined both he and Robert will marry well.
Their housekeeping will be nothing at all.
I make for London shortly, and I invite you, Lucy,
But he's never given a moment's alarm on that count.
No. With Edward.
I knew a lady very like your sister.
What do you suspect?
You always say that and then it always does.
Yes.
Were I Edward, I'd assume you didn't care for me.
And Miss Dashwood may set her heart at rest,
In a school run by Mr. Pratt.
No profession? So he’s a gentleman then
It is not just for me, it's for all of us.
Miss Dashwood. Oh, thank you.
As Eliza lay dying, she begged me to look after the child.
My goodness.
At last you found us. My visit is shamefully overdue.
He is bound to go for one of you. He's a better age for Miss Dashwood.
"Nor is the earth the lesse, or loseth aught.
He's curate of the parish. Or perhaps a handsome lieutenant.
He has his own barouche.
I like him. Esteem? Like?
You must come away.
I will brook no refusal. Let us strike hands on the bargain.
Wimbledon. Precisely.
But he loves you, dearest.
That I like him."
I think he felt it would be better coming from a friend.
Disappeared from good society.
Norland, in its entirety,
and a fire that smokes, I suppose?
Will you take a turn with me, Miss Dashwood?
I do hope he doesn't keep her waiting much longer.
She couldn't expect him to go through with it.
Do not fret, my dear.
He may harbour some regret, but he will be happy
She and Mr. Ferrars stopped at the inn.
Hm?
Oh, a cottage? How charming. A cottage is always very snug.
Will we never have peace? The rent is low, but it comes on hard terms.
Forgive me.
Ah!
How long have you known?
You asked him to read, then you made him nervous.
That will not do. Mama wishes you to leave at once.
Marianne.
Do you mean Willoughby?
As he is a friend to your family, perhaps you'd mention it to him.
She is wholly unspoilt. Rather too unspoilt, in my view.
Yes, indeed.
Calm yourself, Father, this cannot be good for you.
is better than losing 1500 at once.
is with the tide unto another brought.
Mr. Willoughby, what a pleasure! The pleasure is all mine.
Do be careful, dears, the horses have been here.
I cannot see Marianne.
It gives me great pleasure to restore this atlas to its owner.
- Thank you. - Don't thank us.
that my heart is, and always will be,
Haven't you finished yet? No. Patience.
Colonel Brandon desires me to say,
I shall keep to the garden.
I was four years there.
What a welcome I had from Edward's family.
They must have quarrelled.
and, God forgive me, I allowed her too much freedom.
Marianne, there is no question of... That is, there is...
She was more than civil.
If my behaviour was improper, I should be sensible of it.
you may be certain that he loved you.
I'm honoured you risk your honour
You think he's been acting a part?
No particular reason, only that we know so little of him.
You will come and stay with us.
He's to be an MP, and it is very fatiguing for him,
Thank you so much for coming.
Lunge.
Without question. More than amply.
My affections are engaged elsewhere.
Miss Marianne, will you grant me an interview tomorrow?
only to profess, now I am able,
Yes. He was under the tutelage of my uncle, Mr. Pratt, in Plymouth.
I feel certain that he would have married her.
Will you stop that? What else?
To think we can see his house from the hill!
Anyway, it's for Marianne.