The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex
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- Tonight?
- At once.

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- To return to London?
- No. To smash Tyrone.

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Bugler! Sound the call to arms.
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- Remember, my lords, I'm not alone in this.
- Your proof, let me remind you.

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The queen gave you letters to be forwarded.
If Essex did not receive them...

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...Her Majesty knows
your feelings for him...

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...and would conclude that your jealousy
destroyed them. Or am I wrong?

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Why did I ever trust you?
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You used me.
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Tricked me for your own ends.
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Well, I won't stand it. I won't.
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I'll tell the queen. No matter what,
I'll tell her.

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That we've intercepted their letters!
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You've a lovely head and neck, my lady.
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It would be a pity to separate them,
but where would you find pity...

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...in the heart of a jealous queen?
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Sir Francis.
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- You're going to the queen?
- Her Majesty sent for me.

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I'll speak with you first.
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- Lf it's to tell me what I already know...
- What?

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Everything about the suppression of letters
written by Essex and the queen.

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What do you intend to do?
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I'll let the queen question me.
I'm late already.

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If you make accusations you can't prove...
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...you'll argue yourself
under the headsman's ax.

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- Lf the queen learns nothing?
- With us, there's no position you can't fill.

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If you need an excuse...
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I'll find my own excuses.
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The queen loves her kingdom and people
above all men and always will.

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That is the rock on which
Essex's ship will founder.

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- You need not trouble about what I shall say.
- You're quite a weathervane...

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...always riding whatever wind is fairest.
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I am a man of sense.
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Penelope!
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Where is Master Bacon?
I summoned him half an hour ago.

1:01:56
Is this a promenade, gentlemen?
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Am I never to look out without seeing you?

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