1:15:01
I do hope so.
1:15:03
You have been most difficult woman.
1:15:05
I think there be many English women...
1:15:08
...but only one Mrs. Anna.
1:15:11
God is merciful.
1:15:14
Yes, Your Majesty.
1:15:16
God is merciful.
1:15:18
You...
1:15:20
...still intend to leave?
1:15:23
I'm not sure.
1:15:24
This heart of mine,
which you say I have not got--
1:15:28
Forgive me, Your Majesty.
1:15:30
I said many things.
1:15:32
You have been great help to me...
1:15:34
...and I wish to make gift.
1:15:36
That is not necessary.
1:15:37
I will tell what is necessary.
1:15:40
Go.
1:15:47
Outside palace. You like?
1:15:50
I'm speechless.
1:15:51
For once.
1:15:54
At banquet, we did not dance.
1:15:57
No, Your Majesty.
1:15:59
Was...
1:16:00
...looking forward.
1:16:02
As was I.
1:16:03
You would accept
dancing invitation from King?
1:16:07
No. Your Majesty.
1:16:10
But I would accept gladly...
1:16:12
...from a very good friend.
1:16:14
Good. Now.
1:16:16
Now, Your Majesty?
1:16:18
You teach, you teach, you teach!
1:16:20
Well, it's very simple, the polka.
1:16:23
it goes: One, two, three
and one, two, three and...
1:16:26
...one, two, three and....
1:16:28
"Shall we dance?
1:16:30
"On a bright cloud of music
1:16:33
"Shall we fly?
1:16:35
"Shall we dance?
1:16:38
"Shall we then say goodnight
1:16:39
"and mean goodbye?
1:16:42
"Or perchance
1:16:44
"When the last Little star has left the sky
1:16:48
"Shall we still be together
1:16:51
"With our arms around each other?
1:16:53
"And Shall you be my new
1:16:56
"romance?
1:16:58
"On the clear understanding