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Thank you.
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Leave him.
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It's very cold down here. Good.
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Bring the ring from his finger.
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Is he safe down there?
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No one's safe anywhere, Mr. Rassendale.
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Least of all you.
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If his majesty's discovered while you're
in Streltsar, I wouldn't give much of
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your chances.
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Or his, the drunken dog.
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If your king really is the weak wretch
you make him out to be, Colonel, I begin
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to feel some sympathy for his brother.
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Hoth, brother.
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He may not be an elf, both gentlemen,
but from what you've told me, I'll wager
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he'll make a better monarch.
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Oh, ye gods.
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If he meant the king any real harm, that
wine would have been poison, not a
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drug. Otto! Down, boy! You'd be foolish
to underestimate Michael, Mr.
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Rathendale. He's as ruthless as the
cutthroats that surround him.
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Yet you say he's the darling of the
people. Because he planned it that way.
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This is no game we're playing.
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If our plan fails, Michael will take the
throne, and the king will lie in his
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grave tonight.
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Shut up!
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Oh, damn nation. See to them, Fritz.
Keep them away from the lodge.
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We should have left before they arrived.
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Wouldn't that have aroused suspicion?
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We need time, sir. Time.
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The guard will stay with us now till we
reach the station.
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It's less than an hour to the capital.
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That gives us only about 40 minutes
alone together on the train.
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Colonel. Sir.
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Well, well, well, Mr.
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Rathendale.
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What have we here?
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The boot, sir. Right.
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With your permission, sire.
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No! No!
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No! No!
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Find them listening outside the door.
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This is the ward I spoke of, sir.
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There are no other servants?
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No, sir.
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Joseph tells me that it is not from the
cellar. He tells me you brought it to
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him last night.
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Speak up! Damn you.
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His Highness told me to. His Highness?
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The Duke Michael told me to set the wine
before the king. When the king was
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weary of all other wines, I prayed the
king to drink it for the love he bears
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his brother.
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Put her in the cellar. No!
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It's hard to achieve.
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I'm tired now. It's not really
necessary.
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We must shut her mouth.
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We'll return after dark.
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See to the king.
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If the woman makes trouble, shoot her.
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By your leave, Your Majesty.
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Do I salute them? No.
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And say nothing.
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You can ride, I take it.
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At that point, Michael will come
forward.
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You will take his arm until you reach
the throne.
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Michael will then step back, and the
cardinal will address the congregation.
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We'll soon be there.
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We're almost there, and you've told me
nothing yet about the king's background.
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What about his family and friends? How
do I address them?
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Oh, well, I know there's no time now for
a lesson in Ruritanian court etiquette.
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Fritz and I will be at your side
constantly.
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We'll indicate everybody you should
know.
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Just be a civil as butter to everyone.
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We'll return to the lodge as soon as the
celebrations are over, bringing the
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king back to Streltsa under cover of
darkness, while you ride like the devil
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the frontier.
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You are a Catholic, Mr. Asimov?
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No.
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You gods.
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A heretic.
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God save the king.
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God save them both.
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And pray God we're all alive tonight.
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Amen to that.
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Courage, lad.
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You realize I've had no breakfast, you
know.
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You're an elfberg, Mr. Rathendale.
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Every inch of you.
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I'll eat.
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Good morning, Mark.
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I regret to inform Your Majesty that
there have been street demonstrations in
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some quarters of the old city.
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The Chancellor and I felt it prudent to
alter the route to the cathedral.
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Demonstration? Against Your Majesty.
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The procession will pass now along the
Grand Boulevard and we shall cross the
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river by the Palace Bridge.
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The cuirassiers shall remain between
Your Majesty and the people at all
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I, of course, shall be at your side.
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Then Colonel Zapp.
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As your principal aide -de -camp, sire.
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Colonel Zapp for right and your left.
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Your Majesty.
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There's an ancient local saying of which
I'm sure you're familiar, Marshal. If
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he's red, he's white.
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Sire? The elf bag red, Marshal.
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Today my people shall see that I am
right.
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Why is your majesty?
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Let the people see that king. Trust
them.
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Cardinal grows impatient.
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The king's train must be very late.
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Would it be possible, do you suppose, to
proclaim a state of martial law right
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away?
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What is the etiquette in these things,
Your Highness?
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I've been to so few coronations where
the future monarch became the late
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before the crown touched his head.
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One day, Ensign.
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That glib tongue of yours will talk you
to the gallows.
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Of course.
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Once you've assumed regency of the
kingdom, the throne shall be yours
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week.
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There's little point in all these pretty
ambassadors going home until they've
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presented their credentials.
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Mounting one coronation has crippled the
Exchequer.
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Two within a year.
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Unless he collapses, his stomach cramps
and the nerves.
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Go to the lodge.
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He could have died with you. For what?
The king is here.
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Find out what happened.
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And if you know what happened, you
didn't drink your damn wine.
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Sirs, I here present unto you our most
puissant
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lead lords and monarch, Rudolf V, your
undoubted
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king.
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If there be any present who dares
challenge this title, let him now stand
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Wherefore?
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All you who have come this day to offer
your homage and service, are you willing
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to do the same?
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And I, Rudolf, do solemnly promise and
swear to govern the people of
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Ruritania according to their laws and
customs, and to cause law
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and justice in
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Murphy to be executed in all my
judgments.
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The things I have here before promised I
will perform and keep, so help me God.
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God save the King.
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God save the King!
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God save the King!
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God save the King!
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God save the King!
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His Eminence the Cardinal Archbishop.
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His Royal Highness, the Duke of
Streltow.
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Her Royal Highness, the Princess Blavia.
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Count Stanislas von Straussen,
Chancellor of the Kingdom.
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You should not have killed me.
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I believe the cardinal was shocked.
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Only a slow -blooded man like Michael
could have rid us of the temptation.
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Somehow you look different today.
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More calm.
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Is it possible you've begun to take
things seriously at last?
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Would that please you?
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You know my feelings.
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Nothing in my life is effectively more
than the reception I've been greeted
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today.
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I don't think Michael was enjoying
himself.
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He'll be even less happy now that I have
what he wants.
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Perhaps it's something else he wants.
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Something I haven't yet got, but hope to
someday.
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I'll do enough responsibility on you for
one day.
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Look to your people.
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What a day.
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I like this room.
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Don't throw so much into the game, old
chap.
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Crowned king of Ruritania at ease in his
palace.
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I wouldn't mind being king for a day.
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If you think about tomorrow, all this
will be a dream and I shall be playing
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Rassendale again.
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You'll be lucky if you're not the late
Mr.
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Rassendale.
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The danger will be with us every minute
you remain in the city.
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Come here.
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You and the princess had a great deal to
say to one another in the coach. What a
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beauty she is, Fritz. You should have
instructed me about the state of my
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affections. I had no idea I'd have to
travel with her in the same carriage.
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Never mind the woman, sir. You'll not be
seeing her again.
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Sign this.
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How far have matters gone between the
king and the slaves? Sign.
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What is this? It's our permit to leave
the city. As governor, only Michael can
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sign it, or the king.
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My dear colonel, I may be a passable
play actor, but I'm no forger.
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If you can't manage a mere Rudolph,
sir... Your education has been more
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comprehensive than mine.
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You do it.
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If
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this
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door is opened by anybody while I'm
away, you're not to be alive to tell me
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about it.
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I need no schooling, Colonel.
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Leave it, you knick.
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Wear this.
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Tonight, you ride as my orderly.
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The king's gone to bed, should anybody
argue.
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No one has to see him before ten o
'clock tomorrow morning. No one. You
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understand? Understand.
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I suppose Michael can't.
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I shall inform him that only princes of
the blood are entitled to an audience.
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That should please him.
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Hide away that tell -tale hair.
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Goodbye, Fritz.
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Perhaps one day we shall meet in
England.
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Damn your sentiment, sir.
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Are you ready?
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I'm ready.
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The old king's time.
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I knew this way well.
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It leads to a street door behind the
palace garden.
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Keep your head down.
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You want it to remain on your shoulders.
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Take this!
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King is dead.
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Long live King.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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