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1:03:08
My father is ready to leave.
1:03:10
So he shall, when you've told us where
Richard's ransom money is hidden.

1:03:14
- Take them to the dungeons and bind them.
- This is the way you pledge your word!

1:03:19
You cursed Norman!
Bois-Guilbert, you shall hang for this!

1:03:26
Lvanhoe! Lvanhoe!
1:03:32
I heard lvanhoe's voice.
1:03:34
You did indeed, milady.
1:03:36
And I hope you heard it clearly.
1:03:38
It'll be many a long year
before you hear it again.

1:03:41
If Prince John harms Sir lvanhoe...
1:03:44
...may the curse of every Saxon bring ruin
and disaster upon the heads of you all.

1:03:49
May death blight you as you stand
and walk and ride and sleep.

1:03:53
Curse Prince John all you wish, but he'll
still put England's crown upon his head.

1:03:57
And I shall sit at his feet
when he's king.

1:04:00
So will you. We are neither of us fools.
1:04:03
- We?
- Yes, we.

1:04:05
You are the last in line
of the old Saxon royalty.

1:04:08
Now that Cedric can't find a Saxon king
for you to marry...

1:04:11
...I am, by far, the most eligible
of the new order.

1:04:14
- Are you mad?
- No, dear lady, only ambitious.

1:04:18
I have a taste for beauty
and a love for money...

1:04:21
...and you have both.
1:04:26
I see I shall have to mend
your Saxon manners for you.

1:04:30
Even that will be a pleasure.
1:04:41
Come in. Come in, Sir lvanhoe.
1:04:44
We were about to tickle
the old Jew into speech...

1:04:47
...but you'll take precedence, being a Saxon
knight. String him up beside the other.

1:04:57
- Delay the questioning till I return.
- Return fast...


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