:15:02
...you and I are enemies.
:15:06
As Your Grace wishes.
:15:10
As God wills.
:15:12
Perhaps, Your Grace.
:15:15
More! You should have been a cleric!
:15:19
Like yourself, Your Grace?
:15:34
Goodnight, Sir Thomas.
:15:43
Sir Thomas.
:15:45
Sir Thomas.
:15:47
Sir Thomas.
:15:50
-What's this?
-From some grateful poor folk, in Leicester.
:15:54
-Leicester?
-You do more good than you know, sir.
:15:59
My daughter has a case, sir,
in the Court of Poor Man's Causes.
:16:05
Baked apples, sir.
:16:07
To sweeten my judgement.
:16:09
I'll give your daughter the same judgement
I would give my own.
:16:13
A fair one, quickly.
:16:15
Bless you, sir.
:16:17
I understand. Yes. I'll read it.
Yes. Thank you.
:16:26
Good evening, Sir Thomas.
:16:28
-I'll read it.
-It's an awkward case.
:16:30
-I could illuminate it for you--
-I'll read it.
:16:33
Just a moment or two....
:16:36
Boat!
:16:38
Sir?