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Episode 45.
- Charles!
- Please sit down.
- What is it? Charles, what is it?
- Sit down.
- Well, what has happened? Why do you look at me like that?
- Because I don't know how to begin to say what I must. I've come to tell you the truth.
- The truth? What truth?
- That I have after many hours of the deepest and the most painful consideration come to the conclusion that I am not worthy of you.
- Not worthy of me?
- I'm totally unworthy.
- Oh! You are joking.
- No.
- Will you kindly explain to me what you are saying?
- The terms your father offered were more than generous.
- But you despise the idea of marrying into trade.
- No, I don't despise it. I...
- Then what are you saying?
- Ernestina, I have realised during these last days that far too great a part of my regard for you has been ignoble. I was far more tempted by your father's fortune than I cared to admit. Now that I've seen that to be the truth...
- Are you saying that you have never loved me?
- I am not worthy of you.
- Tina, dear.
- Charles? I know I am spoilt. I know I am not unusual. But under your love and protection I believed I would become better. I would do anything, you see. I would... I would abandon anything to make you happy. You are lying. Something else has happened.
- Yes.
- Who?
- You don't know her.
- I don't know her?
- I've known her many years. I thought the attachment was broken. I discovered in London that it is not.
- Why did you not tell me?
- I hoped to spare you the pain of it.
- Or yourself the shame of it! Who is she?! What woman would be so vile as to make a man break his vows? I can guess she is married.
- I will not discuss her. I came here to tell you the truth.
- Truth?!
- In was terrible decision in my live.
- You are a liar! My father will drag your name, both your names, through the mire! You will be spurned and detested by all that know you! You will be hounded out of England!

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