Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

*music**music* [ Dance ]
You've made her too tall.
[ Emma ] She is with Frank, poor man.
Before we can go on, there is something that I must clarify.
- Miss Smith ? - Mr. Elton, the wine has weakened you.
Tell her. Tell her !
I am grown now.
Yes. He was refused.
[ Thinking ] Hello, Mr. Churchill.
Well, I never compliment myself, but...
- Miss Woodhouse, are you warm enough ? - Yes, thank you.
Oh, well.
and Harriet alone.
-Isn't Miss Smith delightful ? -I watched her with continuous pleasure.
Why else would I go to London to have your picture framed ?
I had always hoped that I might have something to teach you.
But I don't wish them to hope falsely.
I can only venture to declare that Mr. Knightley...
In fact, you and I must establish a musical club !
[ Woodhouse ] Poor Miss Taylor. She was so happy here.
She has watched you grow from a time when her notice of you was an honor...
Bravo ! Bravo !
[ Emma ] lf you pull this way, dear,
[ Bell Rings ]
We expect Miss Fairfax soon. Perhaps she may know more.
- She always shows them such kindness. - No, Father.
Your own mother, God rest her,
- Anyone may know my regard for her. - Oh ?
She cannot stop mentioning it.
We were not two steps out of the carriage, not two, it was possibly less,
Miss Smith, I was married many years ago...
Can you have forgotten ?
Thank you, Charles.
Invite him for dinner. That is kindness enough.
Now, Emma, he's a good man,
We must wait until we're at your house in front of the fireplace.
How fortunate !
We're so excited about the party.
[ Chuckling ]
- When did you receive his news ? - The letter arrived today.
Furthermore, I would never have even dreamed of him...
Mr. Elton said something very kind about you the other day.
What an afternoon !
And I rushed back,
To town, ma'am, to get some broth.
- [ Harriet ] Fire. - The fire.
Jane Fairfax is a very charming young woman.
Dear, must we walk so quickly ?
I'm sorry I was not here sooner...
Iords of the earth their luxury and ease."
[ Weston ] Good night.
Mr. Elton,
Uh, personally I wouldn't presume to.
Yes !
I have it here if anyone would care to see it.
I had the most wonderful time. It was out of a dream.
Whoever her parents, they made no plans to introduce her into good society.
I do not comprehend it because it is madness.
Believe me when I tell you that he may talk sentimentally,
Confess now, old friend.
And I could not bear to see it.
as to address myself to Miss Smith.
- [ Twig Snaps ] - [ Gasps ]
A party is a party... But a party on a summer's eve...mmmm!
A party is a party… But a birthday party!….mmmmm
Oh, no.
I most obviously did not address it to her, and left it at your home.
Thank you.
[ Thinking ] Knightley ?
with others so desirous of your company,
Mmm. I thought him very plain at first,
Mr. Elton, my skills are slender indeed,
*music* I'll love her 'til I die *music*
Zzzzzzz ah not to nice snooze in the sun.............ahhhhhh I distroyd the paris unitel its gone
"His Coming Would Be The Final Blessing For Our Marriage."
- I will insure that your sister-in-law is safe. - Thank you.
- Who I want to wrap up and put in my pocket ? - Knightley ?
Yet, there is, there's something in his situation that I envy.
[ Thinking ] Please do not let it be a letter from that ninny Jane Fairfax.
Even more so than when she was born !
as one can't help feeling that she will catch cold.
[ Miss Bates ] I doubt that. I'm sure I never fail to say things very dull.
- happy to see you, as always. - Ah.
But do not let your feelings go until you are sure of his.
we might always agree.
and never could I be so important in a man's eyes as I am in my father's.
He left it by his chair.
It was most kind of you to invite Jane Fairfax this evening.
Thank you.
If I did, I would have done no wrong.
it seems certain that he is.
Do you know, this... this reminds me of Jane's style somewhat.
If I'm no longer needed, I must leave now to meet my father.
I do not profess to be an expert in the field of washi but I can tell you, there is a shocking lack of bows!
I hope to call you something infinitely more dear.
John.
My father. First my sister, then Mrs. Weston.
Otherwise, it is quite splendid.
*music* Did you not hear my lady *music*
We are... a quiet set of people.
the only other people I know here are the Martins of Abbey Mill Farm.
You are very kind, but it would be all the better...
- Mr. Knightley. - Ah, Emma. I wondered where you were.
Lovely ! Lovely ! Lovely !
- This is Miss Woodhouse. - Good day. How do you do ?
It is Mr. Elton who deserves our pity.
[ Thinking ] Frank Churchill's aunt has died, taking him away.
- Can you not tell me what it was ? - Oh !
But if the gentleman you dream of is Mr. Elton,
Mrs. Clark, how are we ?
Now I need not call you Mr. Knightley.
But remember, her feelings are evidence of her feelings only.
She is bringing Jane Fairfax in the carriage.
for only so kind a friend would have ever dreamed it possible.
*music* Out in the garden there *music*
And I was astonished that she was so ladylike !
- Do you know how high it is ? - [ Clears Throat ]
Please have the goodness to go on and I will rejoin you as soon as I can.
But I am too late.
or three things very dull indeed.
It was because I knew he was intended for you.
I hope to say someday I have done half as much for someone...