Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Frank Churchill. [ Laughs ]

Vanity working on a weak mind produces every kind of mischief.

Super femme Grosse tetine

You must take him ! A line from me and...

But something had to be done.

And she looks so fetching in the arms of her aunt.

I may determine how deep a love I feel through his absence.

Or did you acquire the courage during my absence ?

- He is so obliging. - [ Churchill ] Good evening, Mr. Cole.

You see, we always have a letter from Jane on Tuesdays,

Everybody has their level.

I'm afraid the best way is always the most straightforward.

Have you not wondered why I never befriended Frank Churchill ?

For there is someone new in our group. Her name is Harriet Smith.

and I'm already struck by her charm.

- That is ? - A mermaid ? A trident ?

[ Whispering ] Allow me to--

After all their kindness, I don't wish to slight them.

And I think with the pianoforte, Mr. Dixon wasn't allowing her to.

Excepting you, of course, Father.

telling them how the subject is more beautiful than the portrait.

as Harriet tucked that poor lady in,

Yes, dear. But I thought you said you felt nothing for him.

- [ Elton ] Don't be so modest. - [ Harriet ] Um, well,

And she is a former pupil of Mrs. Goddard's.

Oh, I must make myself very... disagreeable.

But, of course.

And my particular friend there, Mrs. Partridge--

You have taken up an idea and run wild with it. He is not even with her.

- though I may wish it unsaid the next moment. - Then do not speak it.

Do you know that piece from The Beggar's Opera ?

Come. I shall make the introduction.

Miss Woodhouse, would you do us the honor of trying our pianoforte ?

*music* Shaming the rose and lily *music*

Thoughtful in ways Mr. Martin can never be.

Come. I will tell you something in return.

Mrs. Elton, I have not asked you if you are musical,

I don't think we should keep daisies in the garden.

I lack neither fortune nor position,

Oh, Miss Woodhouse, Mr. Martin is not her husband. He is her son.

Do take care of yourself.

Such happiness this brings to all of us.

- Do you know her ? - Oh, yes, she's very elegant. Yes.

- She seemed-- - Vulgar ? Base ? Conceited ? Crass ?

This is, for I must acknowledge myself grossly mistaken...

Miss Woodhouse, is there any effort I might make...

[ Thinking ] I take it back. She is--

Oh, please, I'm in a tremor. Tell me what it means.

There is no danger of that. The Campbells take great care of her.

before you and Mr. Churchill begin another song.

Good-bye, Mr. Elton.

Oh, you know, your home reminds me of Maple Grove,

I know I made mistakes, but had you been here the last few days...

I'm sure everyone agrees with me.

to make sure I was not dreaming, but indeed Frank said--

Oh, look ! There are the Hugheses. I must go and say hello.

and I could even accept a smaller house.

Perhaps you dislike her because she divides our attentions from you.

Could you let him know how glad you are for Frank...

and I knew that no one must marry Mr. Knightley...

The only thing remaining is for him to find the perfect opportunity to offer proof.

[ Emma ] How lucky for Mrs. Martin to have such an agreeable husband !

She actually seemed pleased to discover that Mr. Knightley was a gentleman.

When you get married, you must eat strawberries at your wedding.

And l, in my nonsense, made a treasure of it.

[ Narrator ] ln a time when one's town was one's world...

I was not three steps outside and he said--

I always say, always,

Pork ! And we're so obliged for your having us tonight.

whether they be six and twenty or six and eighty.

my friends tell me I certainly know how to make a sandwich.

asking me to dance after Mr. Elton snubbed me.

I'm sure she knows what she can endure, Mrs. Elton.

To ascertain his feelings for Candace.

Miss Woodhouse, thank you indeed for including me.

I was proud to call you my friend.

Perhaps tonight we can finally ask Jane Fairfax about Mr. Dixon.

- Frank Churchill is here ! - Yes ! ln fact...

But to be an old maid like Miss Bates.

- You made a lucky guess. - Have you never known the triumph of a lucky guess ?

While these exchanges lifted the hearts of the couple,

- Has James brought the letters yet ? - I don't know.

Do you suppose Mr. Elton is meeting young ladies while he is away ?

I think he would not, on this occasion, have found anything to reprove.

were fully answered in the perfect happiness of the union.

could be no more real than Miss Taylor.

Ah, I see the tea is ready.

Wasn't that kind ? [ Gasps ]

Now that would have been a real cause for sadness, would it not ?

I did, and they cannot forgive me.

Or, he may seem sad because he fears telling me he will marry my friend.

Harriet ! And Frank !

It looks as though it will be a very rewarding holiday for her.

Let me get you some cake. Isn't it nice to have visitors, Mother ?

We must not allow them to be verified by sweet Jane.

whom I could not admit as my own acquaintance.

How do you feel about what I have said ?

I shall do so immediately.

are precisely the sort of people with whom I have nothing to do.

She will be missed at every moment.

So I went away.

Not one in a hundred men has "gentleman"...

that could Mr. Knightley--

Zzzzzzz ah not to nice snooze in the sun.............ahhhhhh I distroyd the paris unitel its gone

[ Miss Bates ] Yes, here it is, a letter from Mrs. Cole...

Miss Taylor, surely you're not serving cake at your wedding ?

on behalf of your father's comfort ?

Mr. Knightley ?