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"propriety...
"vigorously assaulted...
"...propriety were..."
(EXCLAIMS)
vigorously assaulted.
"Nevertheless,
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"she was not pleased."
- What is it?
- Jane.
Oh.
Jane!
(LAUGHS SARCASTICALLY)
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I've shared your bed for 32 years
Yet.
(CHUCKLES)
If a woman happens
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for example, a profound mind,
- Jenny!
- George, George.
Lady Gresham,
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- Comtesse? Then you presume to be French?
- By marriage.
Oh!
Mr Wisley.
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Mr Fowle and Cassandra
- Why not?
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Very soon, I believe.
But, sir,
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- Oh, Mother!
- Oh!
Excellent prospects!
(LAUGHING)
- Huzzah! Huzzah!
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Come on, man, hit him!
Lefroy!
- Madam.
(GROANING)
A day.
So soon?
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my friend.
Yes.
Joining me in Hampshire,
Last year.
A kiss, a kiss.
Oops!
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So, Tom, where should we go? Vauxhall Gardens?
Been there.
Seen it.
- Crockford's?
Or did it do me?
Warren!
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on the very sanctity of private property itself.
(GAVEL BANGS)
- Against?
- The mob.
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- A standing army?
- Yes.
Consider myself.
rich
- Limerick.
- Mmm.
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If you hope, I say hope...
of a Hottentot braggadocio.
- Typical.
Humour?
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I'm sending you to stay with your other relations,
the Lefroys.
(LANGLOIS CHUCKLING)
- Jane?
- Mmm?
Can you?
Thank you.
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Impossible.
(CHUCKLES)
Cassie.
(CARRIAGE APPROACHING)
Is it?
- Jane!
- Henry!
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- Nice to see you.
- Oh, John!
George!
(EXCLAIMING)
From London.
- He is a...
- Lucy, please.
- With a reputation.
For lateness?
(CLINKING)
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MRS AUSTEN: Hat off, George.
- Please.
- thank goodness.
- Well done.
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And then, together, they can embark on
- Do, Jane.
- WOMAN: Do.
Please, Jane.
"to a Fowle."
(ALL LAUGHING)
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"The boundaries of propriety
Mr Thomas Lefroy?
WOMAN: Oh.
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"as was only right, but not quite breached,
(LAUGHING)
almost a twelvemonth,
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"'... a treasure
an adoring heart.'"
God!
The end.
(ALL LAUGH)
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- Bravo, Jane.
(ALL APPLAUDING)
MAN: Bravo.
Well done.
# In airy dreams
(EXCLAIMS)
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#... absent love to see
# On thee #
- TOM: Mmm.
- Tom!
(LUCY SCREAMS)
MR LEFROY: Jesus!
- Tom.
- Uncle?
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Why not try a walk?
Very fine.
A walk.
Miss!
Miss! Miss!
Miss?
Miss?
- Miss...
- Austen.
Mr Lefroy.
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- Except for me.
- Exactly.
Oh, come!
Madam.
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I have been told
It is celebrated.
- Oh.
A novel, perhaps?
Novels?
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knowledge of human nature,
In consciousness.
It was...
It was accomplished.
It was ironic.
- Not at all.
- Miss Austen.
- Mr Wisley.
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(CHATTERING)
LUCY: Hurry.
(EXCLAIMS)
WISLEY: Oh!
I am mortified.
Ah, Sister.
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JANE: We're honoured by his presence.
You think?
Irish-cum-Bond-Street airs.
Jane.
- Jane.
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(COUNTRY DANCE MUSIC PLAYING)
depends on my report.
execrable Madeira
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and truly anarchic dancing.
- Austen. Mr...?
- Lefroy.
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Me?
You, ma'am,
secretly.
(ALL APPLAUDING)
- LUCY: Flagrant.
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"...insolent, arrogant, impudent,
(GRUNTS)
(ALL CHEERING)
MAN 1: Again!
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- Out.
- Not out.
- No?
- No.
I begin to suspect
(EXCLAIMS)
You're gone.
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MRS AUSTEN: Oh, it's Mr Warren's... turn.
John Warren!
MAN: Easy!
MAN 2: Run!
Watch.
- Yah!
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- UMPIRE: You're gone, Mr Warren.
- Oh, dear.
(LAUGHING)
- Jane!
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What on earth are you going to do?
WOMAN 1: Irrepressible.
(CROWD APPLAUDING)
(GRUNTS)
(ALL EXCLAIM)
- Move!
- Run!
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Only four more to win.
WOMAN: Quickly!
See?
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I dedicate our victory to La Comtesse de Feuillide.
- Oh, yes?
(EXCLAIMING)
Careful!
Wait!
- Huh?
(WHOOPING)
(DOG BARKS)
Down, boy.
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- Father, have you seen Tom?
- Of course.
(MAN CHUCKLING)
- Miss Austen.
- Oh, Mr Lefroy.
- And reading.
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- Yes.
Oh.
- Disturbing?
- Mmm.
(CLEARS THROAT)
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grasps tightly,
Yes?
"of ecstasy."
(STUTTERS)
The history?
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Propriety commands me to ignorance.
experience is vital.
I see.
(LAUGHS SARCASTICALLY)
Enough to know
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by an extraordinary young man.
- Read this
- "because another..."
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- What, dear?
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- But of what? The scenes? Characters? The prose?
- The morality?
- Flawed.
Take yourself.
(TOM LAUGHING)
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What of my hero's feelings?
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Trouble here enough.
of observing it so closely.
Ah.
to go to it with a professional.
(GRUNTING)
- Of course.
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Mr Lefroy, stop!
(GRUNTING)
- Stop!
Coming through.
Have that.
Thank you.
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Tom, you must stop.
Up, sir.
Tom!
(EXCLAIMS)
Lucy.
(EXCLAIMING)
- Take it.
How embarrassing.
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Yeh!
Couldn't waste
(CHUCKLING)
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- Her heart is stirred.
who offers the best price, but the man she wants.
Oh, Mr Austen.
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We'll end up in the gutter if we carry on like this.
(DOORBELL DINGS)
- Green tea?
- Then no.
Jane? Jane!
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At last. Lady Gresham and Mr Wisley
Ma'am. Sir.
Excuse me.
Jane?
- Writing.
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during my visits to Steventon.
Indeed.
Mr Wisley...
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Your offer is most sincere, I can see,
But for all you are, and all you offer, I...
Yes.
(CLEARS THROAT)
Lying to tradesmen,
I understand
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Well, then, I will have nothing. For I will not
Affection is desirable.
Your what?
- Pen?
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once and for all.
What's this?
Come,
- A comfortable life.
- Father.
Consider.
Wisley?
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It is true, so far he has not impressed...
- A booby.
like poverty.
Henry?
- And poorer.
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He knows that I care for him sincerely.
- Men do.
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to Bond Street where he can do no more harm.
Yes, yes.
Pleasure.
- Hmm.
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- I have no expectation on either account.
Pardon me.
- Excuse me.
I do.
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The scarlet will suit you very well.
Your Ladyship?
Mr Wisley's mother,
Well,
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your health seems robust.
- Independent thought?
- Exactly.
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I am never mistaken.
He has a daughter
- What? Mother.
My congratulations.
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Is there an alternative for
(MEN CHATTERING)
I am entirely dependent
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I cannot yet offer marriage.
(MEN LAUGHING)
What we must.
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of that great lady and her scintillating nephew.
"Let us hope
Decorum.
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Countess.
Sir.
- Welcome...
- Madame le Comtesse.
of metropolitan amusement.
Villers-en-Cauchies.
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Very good.
- Confiscated.
A disaster.
Of course, by then,
(CHUCKLING)
is happiness in a pocketbook.
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(LAUGHING)
It is my considered opinion
No.
No?
of contradictory truths
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or I account it as false and a denial
(CHUCKLES)
My cousin is a writer.
- Of what?
- Jane?
Novels.
- Who?
- Her what?
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?00, uncle, for the last novel,
- The Italian.
Above ?,000?
Apparently.
Of the heart.
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Not all of it.
Poor William.
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- Oh.
I think so.
(SNORING)
What, precisely?
(LAUGHS) You.
Me, how?
- Yes.
HENRY: Lefroy.
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(SIGHS)
- Tomorrow, I promise.
- Good night.
- Good night.
- Miss Austen?
- Yes?
Good night.
(BELL TOLLING)
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JANE: "...sensibly and as warmly as a man
of Pemberley Woods.
(CLOCK CHIMING)
- Good morning?
- Sir?
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I trust the countess is enjoying her visit?
TOM: Indeed.
(EXCLAIMS)
- This is an outrage!
There is no need.
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Letter?
- It is from Steventon.
- Is it true
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- Consider, sir, my happiness is in your hands.
- Happiness?
Lady Gresham?
Or her nephew.
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We have no choice.
Of course we do.
I...
Mmm.
What I must.
Tom...
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Is that... Is that all you have to say to me?
Goodbye, Mr Lefroy.
Next.
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Good.
Good.
Yes.
Mr Wisley?
Not in externals,
I suspect.
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True of us all.
- Thank you.
ELIZA: Uncle?
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Jane, there's something else.
Mr Lefroy, Tom.
What?
He is engaged.
So soon?
A letter?
No.
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Two young women.
So many are.
Mmm.
- Badly.
- And then?
It gets worse.
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They both make triumphant, happy endings.
Brilliant marriages?
Incandescent marriages
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most tellingly to great effect.
- What letter?
What matter?
I hope, in time,
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George, George.
(GRUNTS)
Miss Austen.
Mr Lefroy.
Sir.
I have come
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for my conduct. I cannot think how to describe it.
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I cannot do this.
(WHISPERS) Please?
- Oh no, Mr Lefroy.
Can you?
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Run away with me.
An elopement?
- Leave everything?
- Everything.
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- I do not know.
(EXCLAIMS)
- Wait.
Here.
Come. If we hurry,
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You are sure?
Be careful.
- Is it coming?
- Not yet.
Here it is.
Whoa.
- Yes?
It was.
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(LAUGHING)
(RUMBLING)
- Yes, yes.
- All right.
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Right, all together now then, sirs, please?
(MEN GRUNTING)
One, two,
Come on.
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"Indeed, I do not dare think
(GRUNTS)
We are ready.
- Worried?
- No.
- No.
- I do not...
Come.
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COACHMAN: Changing horses.
Enough. Why?
They...
(SIGHS)
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- It will not be enough.
I will rise.
- I will...
- Tom...
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- Don't speak or think.
Yes.
- No.
- Yes.
That is nonsense.
Truth.
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and we shall have had no love at all.
Please.
Goodbye.
Miss. Miss.
(CLOCK TICKING)
Hello?
- Where is everyone?
- Mr Warren.
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Where is that blackguard Lefroy?
There's no need.
What happened?
Nothing happened.
I see. I see.
Jane,
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- I have no hopes.
- Hopes?
Well?
Leave it.
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- Not in the presence of this young woman.
- Indeed...
- Aunt.
- Unsanctioned travel.
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than Your Ladyship can conceive.
(EXCLAIMING)
Wisley?
I am sorry if my conduct
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I'd always hoped to win your love in time,
Do we part as friends?
We do.
- By my pen. Yes.
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JANE: "...that a single man
(ALL CHEERING)
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"Mr Bennet replied that he had not.
- Thank you.
- Thank you.
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I shall never forgive Henry for this.
Late as ever.
Mr Lefroy.
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