Miss Beaton is keen to help spread the Christian word.
And how does that sit with you?
I gladly support good causes from the comfort of Fifth Avenue.
The Gilded Age · Season 2, Episode 4
“His Grace the Duke” · Season 2, Episode 4
In this episode: Bertha Russell (2), George Russell (2), Marian Brook (1), Oscar van Rhijn (1)
Miss Beaton is keen to help spread the Christian word.
And how does that sit with you?
I gladly support good causes from the comfort of Fifth Avenue.
Those flowers are for you, Ada Brook. No one else.
Why must I be the villain in every story?!
It doesn't take much to make a duke likeable.
Should I care about the feelings of a former lady's maid who attempted to seduce my husband?
May I find hope in your use of the word 'attempted'?
It was never her claim that hurt me, but your silence.
Will you forgive me now?
If I do, enjoy it. There will be no more forgiveness if you hide any such thing from me again.
I've missed you, my darling. You can't know how much.
We'd better get our skates on, Mr. Borden, if we're to host the Duke of Buckingham!
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