Queen Christina
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No, you couldn't, I wouldn't...
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- You shall share my room with me.
- Thank you very much, I'll be delighted.

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If you are ever in Spain,
I'll return the hospitality.

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Would Your Lordships like to retire now?
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I think so, we are both tired.
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Good night, Aage.
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Pushing through these snowdrifts
is not like...

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strolling under the orange trees at home.
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It takes muscle.
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I wish you both good night, My Lords.
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I know you will be comfortable,
I've always had good reports on this room.

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The room is well-behaved, is it?
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I mean, My Lord,
I've never had any complaints.

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Shall I help you off with your boots, sir?
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No, thank you.
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- What's your name?
- Elsa.

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You're very pretty, Elsa.
Are you also good?

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When I do not like a man, yes.
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That's true virtue.
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The basis of all morality in a sentence.
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- Can I get you anything, sir?
- No, thank you.

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The master says you are to have
everything you need.

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If you need anything,
my room is at the end of the passage.

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She prefers you.
You have the better chance.

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I give her up gladly, if you are interested.
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No, I am not.
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Don't you think, since we are
going to share the same bed...

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we should be introduced?

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