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Elinor Dashwood, a young gentlewoman, and Lucy Steele, equally young
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Lucy: Miss Dashwood. Please pardon me, but I wonder if I might ask you something rather odd? Pray, are you closely acquainted with your sister-in-law’s mother, Mrs. Ferrars?
Elinor: No. I have never met her.
Lucy: Truly? Oh. I supposed she might have visited Norland sometimes.
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Elinor: No.
Lucy: I am sorry for that; we could have spent many happy hours together! Anne and I are going in December to see some relations -- but I am really going to see my darling Edward. (Leaning in, quietly.) I will, of course, give him your very, very best.
For full extended scene, please refer to clips or the script edition cited here: Hamill, Kate. Sense and Sensibility. Dramatists Play Service, New York, NY. 2016. p. 66. pp. 44-47.
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