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Clips from Sense and Sensibility (1995)

"When snatched from all effectual aid, we perished, each alone.""
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"Mama."
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"Look. This has just arrived."
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""I should be pleased to offer you a home at Barton Cottage, as soon as ever you have need...""
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"It's from my cousin, Sir John Middleton."
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"Even Elinor must approve the rent."
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"Has she not yet seen this?"
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"No. I will fetch her. Wait, no."
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"Let us delay."
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"Why?"
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"I think..."
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"I believe that Edward and Elinor have formed an attachment."
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"It would be cruel to take her away so soon. Devonshire is so far."
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"Why so grave? Do you disapprove her choice?"
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"Elinor has not your feelings. His reserve suits her."
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"Can he love her?"
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"Can the soul be satisfied with polite affections?"
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"To love is to be on fire. Like Juliet, Guinevere, Heloise."
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"They made rather pathetic ends. Pathetic? To die for love?"
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"'Tis not a blossom shed when youth drops from life's stem."
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"nor ray of promise cheats the pensive gloom.""
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"What a pity Edward has no passion for reading."
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"Me? Yes."
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"Your behaviour is cordial. You like him in spite of his deficiencies."
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"I think him everything that is amiable and worthy."
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"He shall have my devotion when you tell me he is to be my brother."
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"I'm sure you will be very happy, but promise you won't live far away."
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"Marianne, there is no question of... That is, there is..."
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"Do you love him?"
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"I do not deny that I think very highly of him."
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"That I..."
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"greatly esteem him."
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"I like him. Esteem? Like?"
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"Believe my feelings to be stronger. Further than that, do not believe."
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""I do not deny that I think very highly of him."
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"That I greatly esteem him."
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"We have great hopes for him."
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"with regard to his profession."
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"She's determined both he and Robert will marry well."
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"but the heart doesn't always lead us in the most suitable direction."
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"And having entered into any understanding,"
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"He is simply incapable of doing so."
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"But it would lead to his ruin."
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"I'm worried. Mother will withdraw all financial support from him"
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"should he plant affection in less exalted ground than he deserves."
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"He must be a man of property."
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"He's a widower from Barton Park. It is Barton Cottage he offers us."
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"Oh, a cottage? How charming. A cottage is always very snug."
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"But..."
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"You will come and stay with us."
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"Come as soon as you can, Edward."
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"Can't you take him with you?"
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"We can't afford him."
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"Perhaps he could make himself useful in the kitchen."
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"Forgive me."
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"Miss Dashwood..."
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"Elinor..."
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"I must speak to you."
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"There is something of great importance that I need to..."
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"tell you about my education."
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"Your education?"
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"It was conducted, oddly enough, in Plymouth."
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"Oh. Well..."
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"I was four years there."
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"In a school run by Mr. Pratt."
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"And, uh..."
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"While I was there..."
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"- Has a... - Edward!"
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"I'm leaving this afternoon."
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"Excuse me."
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"Edward promised he would bring the atlas to Barton."
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"Did he?"
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"- Hello there! - Mrs. Dashwood!"
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"Sir John."
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"Sir John, your kindness... None of that! Hush, please!"
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"Here is my dear mama-in-law, Mrs. Jennings."
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"Now get down, dog! This must be Mrs. Dashwood."
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"Was your journey tolerable? Poor souls!"
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"Why did you not come up to the park first?"
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"We saw you pass. I made John call the carriage."
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"She would not wait. We have so little company."
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"Oh, I feel as if I know you already."
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"Delightful creatures! Are they not."
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"- You'll dine at Barton Park daily. - Oh, every day."
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"Dear Sir John, we cannot..."
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"No, no, no."
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"No refusals! I'm quite deaf to them."
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"But I insist!"
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"Let us only settle in a few days. But thank you very much."
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"No, no, no thanks."
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"Send your man up for the carriage as soon as you're ready. Goodbye."
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"- Thank you. - Don't thank us."
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"Good day to you."
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"Your feet are cold."
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"It's cold. I'm cold."
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"It's hot."
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"Where can Brandon be? I hope he's not lamed his horse."
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"Colonel Brandon is the most eligible bachelor in the county."
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"He is bound to go for one of you. He's a better age for Miss Dashwood."
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"But I dare say she's left her heart behind in Sussex."
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"You've sniffed them out already. You're worse than my best pointer."
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"Is he a butcher, baker, candlestick maker?"
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"She's good at winkling."
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"Or if we do, we do not keep them long."
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"He's curate of the parish. Or perhaps a handsome lieutenant."
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"Give us a clue. Is he in uniform?"
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"- He has no profession. - Oh."
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"No profession? He's a gentleman?"
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"Margaret. Oh."
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"Sir John, might I play your pianoforte?"
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"My goodness."
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"We don't stand on ceremony here."
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"An entertainment, I declare."
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"I cannot remember when we last had a songbird in the house."
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"Come and meet our beautiful new neighbours."
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"A great pity."
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"This is my dear friend Colonel Brandon. We served in the East Indies."
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"Not a better fellow in the world."
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"I have. What's it like?"
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"Like? Hot."
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