Emma Page #3
- PG
- Year:
- 1996
- 120 min
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MR WOODHOUSE:
Nicely expressed. But it sounds as though he eats a worrisome amount of
custard!
MRS GODDARD:
It's not merely the feeling in it. The penmanship is so confident.
(later)
EMMA:
Isn't Miss Smith delightful? I watched her throughout the evening with
continuous pleasure. She is uncertain of her surroundings, yet I though
perhaps I could be of service to her and undertake her introduction into
Highbury society. I could never presume to guide her as you did me, but
perhaps I might share a little of what I know.
MRS WESTON:
She could ask for nothing better. Come, Mr Weston, I must write to your
son. Good night, Mr Woodhouse!
MR WESTON:
Good night, Mr Woodhouse! Good night, Emma! Thank you for a wonderful
dinner!
MR WOODHOUSE:
Good night Miss Taylor!
EMMA:
Good night, Mrs Weston! Mr Weston!
MR WESTON:
Good night!
MR WOODHOUSE:
Poor Miss Taylor. She so obviously wanted to stay.
SCENE 4-HIGHBURY
EMMA:
How interesting, Miss Smith. And what kind of people are your parents.
HARRIET:
I do not know. Mrs Goddard has said that I cannot know them, and so I have
left it at that. Because of her attentions over the years, Mrs Goddard has
been my true guardian.
EMMA:
Hurry along, dear. It's Miss Bates coming. As it is Tuesday, she will have
a letter from her niece Jane Fairfax, and she will want to read us every
word about her.
HARRIET:
Oh, I do not know Miss Fairfax!
EMMA:
There's not much to be said for her. When pressed, I say she is elegant.
SCENE 5-HIGHBURY
HARRIET:
Besides you, and Mrs Goddard, hmm...The only other people I know here are
the Martins, at Abbymill Farm. Mrs Martin had TWO parlors, an oven maid,
and EIGHT cows! Mr Martin used to cut fresh flowers every day.
EMMA:
How lucky for Mrs Martin to have such an agreeable husband!
HARRIET:
Oh, Miss Woodhouse, Mr Martin is not her husband, he is her son!
EMMA:
Ah! I see. Then he is...unmarried.
HARRIET:
Mmm, but I cannot understand why. He seems perfect in every particular. He
brought me walnuts once, and went three miles to get them just because he
heard me say I liked them. Wasn't that kind? OH!
(later)
EMMA:
Tell me more about Mr Martin. Is he a man of information?
HARRIET:
Oh, yes! He reads the agricultural reports, and I recommended he read The
Romance of the Forest, and he said he would.
EMMA:
And what sort of looking man is he?
HARRIET:
I thought him very plain at first, but I do not think so now. Have you
never seen him when he is in town?
EMMA:
Only the Martins are the sort of people with whom I have nothing to do
with. A degree or two lower, and I might be useful to their families. But a
farmer needs none of my help, and is therefore as much above my notice as
he is below it. In fact, whenever-
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