Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Though you have quite the eye.
[chuckles softly]
Is he still upstairs?
I do not recall reading of Corning's family in my research.
[speaks French]
I even construct my own hats.
[man 2] The sister is dreadful.
followed by a short but comprehensive visit
Indeed.
alongside people like Cressida Cowper is beyond me.
If your daughter had a penchant for overspending,
This is the duty I must fulfill.
Oh! Are those marbles?
You had my possessions moved?
Penelope? How many times must I warn you to be wary of that window?
You said you wanted to shake up the season.
it is quite remarkable, if I do say so myself.
Well, stand up.
Edwina deserves a chance to find love without such a burden.
I was… just getting some air. It is so very stifling in the ballroom.
Or I might accompany you to fetch some lemonade?
I went to find her after awakening, but she was not there.
Shh! Let her come out on her own.
as she will already be regarded as an old maid at the mature age of…
[gasps softly] Ah.
You must be excited.
Viscount Bridgerton is wealthy, well-connected,
Speaking of, where is my sister?
The harp is a wonderful instrument, my lord,
What are you ladies doing, still up?
unless she's already reserved by another.
[door opens]
Though, it appears you have already stoked the fire by informing them
And as you very well know, I always have something to say.
Lady Danbury. [chuckles] Splendid evening.
The woman I marry shall be the Viscountess Bridgerton.
from the marriage-minded mamas this season, indeed.
Ma'am.
-How thoughtful of you to know that. -Oh. [chuckles]
is, indeed, ready to flourish.
Cigar, this evening. Smoking? I should bloody well hope so. I shall attend.
Then you can return to more pleasurable pursuits.
Are you certain no one saw you?
had to have been unbearable, do you not think?
to your dance card this evening, Miss Sharma.
this author was doing but one thing.
should take matters into her own hands.
But after taking in the scene from last night's festivities,
Particularly when he notices there is still no dowry.
I hear you have made quite a journey
from the tedious sequence of tea parties and balls.
In the rare instances it occurs,
[Lady Mary chuckles nervously]
Pen! Pen, Pen. Pen.
It should not be hard to find.
I can only imagine the questions I would be asked.
And that last part is not so much a requirement but a preference, in fact.
It is unacceptable here
The fields by Ferryhallow. I was thinking we might hold off
[playing fanfare]
Self-taught, naturally, but still quite remarkable nonetheless.
So old that, well, he died.
[speaks Hindi]
extinguish the fevered speculation
We must secure a new lady's maid for Eloise, now that she is out.
Not if I have something to say about it.
-Here. Allow me. -[Violet] And your curtsy, dearest.
She would say yes to any man kind enough to ask.
by a pleasing smile and absolutely nothing more?
guarantee great fortune for you and your family.
Madame Delacroix.
Did you plan to ride again tomorrow morning?
[chuckles softly]
-Mama, I cannot do that. -Calm yourselves.
This is the first chapter of a happy story.