:23:00
London rebuilt.
:23:02
Parliament could be reformed.
:23:04
A palace on Primrose Hill.
:23:05
The slave trade abolished.
:23:07
Yeah! Yeah!
:23:08
Oh, yes. All that, too.
:23:10
Sir...
:23:12
Is he ill?
:23:19
Well, he's not well.
:23:28
I know, I know.
:23:33
One day.
:23:36
One day.
:23:48
It's 4.00.
:23:59
Where are you, sirs?
:24:06
What is this?
The king is unattended.
:24:08
Up with you, sirs!
:24:10
Braun!
:24:11
Fortnum!
:24:13
Papandiek!
:24:16
Where are you, sirs?
:24:17
What's the matter, sir?
:24:18
It is morning.
That is the matter.
:24:21
Not being attended to
is the matter.
:24:24
And don't mutter or mutter
will be the matter.
:24:27
What time is it, sir?
:24:29
What is that to you?
:24:31
The King is up.
:24:32
When the King is awake,
you're awake.
:24:36
4.00.
:24:37
Six hours sleep
is enough for a man,
:24:40
seven for a woman,
and eight for a fool.
:24:43
We've had three.
We went to bed at 1.00.
:24:46
Is that insolence, sir?
:24:48
No, sir. Arithmetic.
:24:49
Oh. What's your name?
:24:50
Fortnum, sir.
:24:51
Fetch me my breeches.
:24:53
- Yours?
- You know my name, sir.
:24:56
Don't tell me what do
and don't know. What is it?