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Clips from Victoria - Engine of Change (S01E01)

"The Scots, you know, they... they have a curious expression."
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""Softly, softly, catchee monkey.""
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"You are my monkey."
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"Did you see the Giffards sniggering up their noses at me?"
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"Expeditions clearly agree with us."
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"I am afraid I didn't drink your medicine."
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"Welcome home."
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"The Queen has requested a dish of bacon and peas."
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"Is bacon suitable?"
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"Medical suitability has been suspended."
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"Bacon, Mr Francatelli. And peas, Mr Penge."
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"And peas. Post-haste. And for the Prince?"
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"The Prince dines with the Queen."
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"Double bacon and peas!"
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"It is Her Majesty's wish that her husband be Prince Regent"
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"and I believe it is the correct choice."
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"You promote the costive Coburg as our Regent?"
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"I do not promote the Prince. The man is a menace and a boor."
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"I endorse the decision of my Queen."
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"If you wish to make farmyard noises,"
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"I suggest you cross the floor to Palmerston's sty"
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"where that species of behaviour is tolerated."
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"This is the party of gentlemen."
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"Is that understood?"
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"Let the Speaker be informed that the Tories wholeheartedly"
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"support Her Majesty's choice of Regent."
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"Well, if none of us has the moral courage to stand up to Peel,"
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"I...I suggest we back him."
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"Is that understood?"
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"Wishing to croak at you."
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"I shall send him away."
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"No."
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"Tell Sir Robert I shall be pleased to see him."
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"Your Majesty. Sir Robert."
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"You look rather more at home here than you do in a muddy field."
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"It's late. This must be important."
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"It is indeed, ma'am."
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"I beg to inform Her Majesty that in the unfortunate event of her death,"
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"her selection of Regent has the full support of the Tory party."
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"That is encouraging news. But quite academic."
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"As you see, I am far too busy to die."
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"Cotton. Whereabouts is cotton mostly?"
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"Manchester."
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"Yes. Rather more your sort of thing than mine."
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"Most of this contains industry."
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"You say manufacturing and my soul shrivels with boredom."
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"Ah, ah, ah..."
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"Albert..."
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"It doesn't appear to be raining."
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"Coast to the port, damn you."
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"Ask any woman who has conceived."
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