:45:02
You'll have to speak up.
I don't see very well.
:45:05
There is a fog here...
:45:09
and... in my ear.
:45:12
In my ear.
:45:14
In my ears.
:45:15
There have been questions
in the House, sir.
:45:18
In the House?
:45:22
Parliament?
:45:24
Well, do nothing,
Mr Pitt. Nothing.
:45:27
I'm not mad.
:45:30
I'm...
:45:32
I...
:45:34
I can't see.
:45:35
There is a mist.
:45:38
Oh, the queen.
:45:41
I missed her.
:45:44
I... I... I...
:45:45
I missed her.
:45:47
Gone. Gone.
:45:50
Gone. Gone.
:45:54
The doctors
thought it best, sir.
:45:57
Gone.
:46:01
Oh, doctor...
:46:03
Oh...
:46:07
Oh, Jesus Christ.
:46:10
Come on.
:46:15
Oh, God!
:46:22
Oh!
:46:23
Oh, God!
:46:32
'Honourable members would,
I am sure, like to know
:46:35
'that I saw His Majesty
yesterday,
:46:37
'and the only symptoms
of his disorder
:46:39
'were a tendency
to repeat himself
:46:42
'and a wandering
from one topic to another...
:46:45
a characteristic that's shared
:46:47
by most of the converse
of polite society...
:46:50
which, if judged severely,
:46:52
would warrant
the consignment to bedlam
:46:54
of many in this House!
:46:56
Ha ha ha ha!
Ha ha ha!
:46:59
Mr Fox.