Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

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