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• "Is our dear sister still not ready?"
• "Wait, I’ll do it."
• "Did she say that?"
• "I do not know."
• "Haven’t you heard what we’re talking about?"
• "What should be so terrible about Bloomsbury?"
• "That people there actually work for a living?"
• "Judgement brother. I shall need to witness this."
• "I'm sure I've never seen her."
• "Why?!"
• "Do not look at me."
• "Spare one for me?"
• "How do you mean?"
• "Then I would say… that you’re not the only one."
• "No, no, no!"
• "It’s much too cold."
• "Where’s any sense of the subject’s spirit?"
• "And the light!"
• "Given the quality, I do wonder by the piece was not skyed with the other daubs."
• "Well that would be something, Lady Danbury."
• "You diabolical..."
• "How could you let me rattle on like that?"
• "Are you spying on me now?"
• "The drawings in that sketchbook were abominable."
• "I could not stand to look at them."
• "Yes, because if anyone knew who Whistledown truly was, she’d be strung up for what she said."
• "Eloise... are you Lady Whistledown?"
• "You’re an accomplished writer, always scribbling in that diary of yours."
• "You certainly know everyone else’s business."
• "You have more opinions than anyone else I know in London."
• "You would have my full support and admiration either way, Sister."
• "So... is it you?"
• "Mr. Granville--"
• "I believe I owe you an apology, Sir."
• "A touch morose for my tastes."
• "A tragedy, the hound deserved better."
• "Well, I—I suppose sometimes I like to..."
• "Well, I mean, I almost--"
• "I shall never live that down, shall I?"
• "Thank you."
• "I do not know what I was expecting, but it surely was not this."
• "It’s a far cry from Somerset House, I must say."
• "And I must say, I’m truly jealous."
• "Is this your life?"
• "It’s nothing."
• "It’s the lines."
• "Not what they’re supposed to be."
• "Well, I’ve done worse, I suppose really."
• "I seem to have enjoyed myself too much this evening."
• "I should be on my way."
• "What is it?"
• "What if you get yourself killed?"
• "And if you kill Hastings?"
• "If the goal is merely to wound, where should my brother aim?"
• "You have already provided ample instruction."
• "I shall contact the solicitor and safeguard our sister’s dowries."
• "I swear."
• "Brother--"
• "Make it brief."
• "I dare not miss it."
• "Apologies, have we met?"
• "I see my reputation precedes me."
• "Anything that gets me your attention is a good thing, I rather think."
• "But I’m receiving far too warm a welcome here."
• "What happened the other night?"
• "I do not believe anything happened at all."
• "You mean if she allows us a visit."
• "I’m quite sure you’ll enjoy the peace and quiet."
• "He took your ribbon?"
• "Did you take the ribbon?"
• "I did see something in your pocket?"
• "Just give it back."
• "Good morning brother."
• "Very well. Everyone out, I think."
• "Hastings must surely be cursing the Bridgerton name for this."
• "Where is he, anyhow?"
• "No, thank you!"
• "I—I see my mother requires my presence."
• "Good day!"
• "I would simply like to understand your situation."
• "I would just like to understand."
• "You’re married."
• "What is the advantage for the young ladies Lord Wetherby is courting?"
• "Or do they also share this understanding?"
• "What about honor? Romance?"
• "Three hours? Four?"
• "Though I certainly have already heard enough."
• "I would like to make a stop and pick up a friend."
• "Should I not have a friend?"
• "I’m not bound by the rules of society."
• "Please do not tell Mother."
• "This is my sister, Eloise, and we will be dropping her at home."
• "Is everything well, Eloise?"
• "About town."
• "Should you not be off somewhere, getting ready to attend your very first ball."
• "Many places, Eloise, for her many interests."
• "I would have expected this from anyone but you."
• "You think just because Madame Delacroix has a paid occupation, or because she does not reside within the bounds of Grosvenor Square, she’s different is that it?"
• "That she is somehow less deserving of my attention because she is not whom polite society deems appropriate?"
• "Then what are you saying?"
• "Perhaps you should."
• "Lock the door."
• "You are not to do what you did the other morning ever again."
• "Do you understand, Eloise?"
• "She is not your acquaintance."
• "I was not worried about anything."
• "I have a friendship with Genevieve Delacroix... the... modiste."
• "Whatever is in those candies?"
• "Eloise, not now."
• "Your regards will have to wait, El."
• "Seems she is making a short trip back to France."
• "I did, last night if you must know."
• "We went to a party together, a very good party."
• "No, please do not tell our sister that I left in the middle of the ball, either."
• "What is it?"