1:28:02
- He means he's talking again.
- No, damn it!
1:28:05
Well, yes, but not 15 to the
dozen, and not nonsense, either.
1:28:09
He's actually
a damn clever fellow.
1:28:11
Had me reading Shakespeare.
1:28:13
Have you read King Lear?
Tragic story.
1:28:15
Of course!
1:28:16
If that fool of a messenger
had got a move on,
1:28:20
Cordelia wouldn't
have been hanged,
1:28:22
Lear wouldn't have died, and
it would have ended happily.
1:28:25
As it is, it's so damned tragic.
1:28:27
The point is,
the king is better.
1:28:30
Better than he was?
1:28:31
No, better. The "What, what?"
is back. Come.
1:28:33
No one, Mr Speaker,
1:28:35
entertains a higher regard
for His Majesty than I do.
1:28:40
But we cannot close
our eyes to the fact
1:28:44
that His Majesty
has been overtaken
1:28:47
by a terrible and I fear
long-lasting illness
1:28:53
that seems immune to all forms
of medical treatment.
1:29:34
I...
1:29:39
We're...
1:29:41
We're very touched...
1:29:44
by the concern...
1:29:48
shown by our most
loyal subjects...
1:29:52
And very-very happy
to be amongst you all again.
1:29:57
Be assured that now that
our strength has returned,