00:07His Excellency the Imperial Ambassador
00:13Jesus Christ's name
00:16Their Gracious Majesties
00:24Your Majesty
00:26Your Majesty
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00:37Your Majesty
00:47After Mass, Mr. Chubb-Willis is sure to dine with us?
00:52Excuse me
00:55But he's gone!
00:58It is not without good reason
01:03Something is happening, Mark. I just don't know what it is.
01:26Thank you, my dear.
01:39Yes, sir.
01:45We're in the house for now.
01:51Yes, sir.
01:54I know that in the past there have been misunderstandings between my family and you.
01:59Some intemperate words.
02:02Certain things that should not have been said and are now regretted.
02:06But we both live in a real world.
02:08We must take our friends as we find them.
02:11I know the emperor is keen to protect his lucrative trade links with England.
02:16And obviously my family is in a position to help and assist him.
02:20Which is what we are determined to do.
02:22So I think we should drink a toast to new beginnings and new friendships and to a mutually beneficial future.
02:30Salut.
02:31Salut.
02:32Salut.
02:47And where are you from, excellency?
02:50I am proud to be the ambassador from Milan, madame.
02:53Ah, Milan.
02:54Were you not occupied by the French?
02:58Alas, we are still occupied by French troops.
03:02Then you will agree with me that the French are deceitful in everything.
03:05In fact, can anyone here tell me that the French are anything but liars and hypocrites?
03:12Do they ever tell the truth?
03:14How many treaties do they honor?
03:16How many promises do they keep?
03:29Mr. Cromo, what's happening?
03:31It's magic.
03:31What's up
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