And yet I do not see your fat tweedy dead when I look out upon the battlefield. We're out of money. My point.
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Listen, I applaud your husband's gallant victory, but considering the parlous state of the treasury, it seems something the queen should've taken advice from her loyal opposition on. Oh, but then it would've lost its delightful surprise element.
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I fell out of a carriage.
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I'm sorry.
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[EXCLAIMS]
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You! Grab the bandage box off the shelf. The queen's had an attack of gout. Hurry!
And then Sally will take you to clean up and then to Her Ladyship.
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[KNOCKING ON DOOR]
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You do not lisp, but you are mad. Giving me a palace? I've been wanting to give you something for quite some time now. Seemed like the perfect opportunity with Marlborough winning. It is a monstrous extravagance, Mrs. Morley. We are at war. We won. It is not over. We must continue. Oh. Oh, I did not know that.
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Lady Marlborough.
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Cunt!
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The letter from our aunt.
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We went for something dramatic. Do you like it?
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Well, it will if I build it using the finest craftsmen in the land. I hope it will stand for 100 years as a symbol of my husband's gallant victory.
