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Margaret:
[Approacing Francis after he makes conspicuous eye contact with her] Francis, how are you?

Francis Poldark:
Margaret, I must see you.

Margaret:
Well, here I am!

Francis Poldark:
[Referring to a proposed sexual encounter] No, no, no, no, you know what I mean.

Margaret:
Why, no, Francis, I don't think I do.

Francis Poldark:
Please, not so loud.

Margaret:
I'm a respectable married lady nowadays.

Francis Poldark:
[Mockingly] What, you respectable? [laughs derisively]

Margaret:
Too respectable to be seen with a drunken banker like you.

Francis Poldark:
Margaret... I'm sorry.

Margaret:
What is it you want to say to me, Francis?

Francis Poldark:
Margaret, you and I enjoyed each other's company in the past

Margaret:
Oh, no, my dear!. You might have had. I didn't.

Francis Poldark:
Oh, yes, of course, in your profession, you are obliged to put up with it as long as there is payment.

Margaret:
Francis, I've had a great deal of men coming to tell me their troubles. Yes, I've received a reward for listenin'. Some of them told me before, some of them told me later, but you, dear Francis, you would tell me during, and that is my definition of a bore.