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Victoria, wilt thou have this man to thy wedded husband,

if you were to reduce the number of bridesmaids from 12 to... six.

We've hardly spoken to one other.

I think you are right. You are tired after your journey.

Albert will be expecting nothing less.

We've been replaced, Lord Melbourne.

How can Wellington be so wicked?

you might want to omit the line about obeying your husband.

You wrote to me?

Oh, I didn't mean to give you that impression, Ma'am.

You were needed elsewhere.

The Queen wants these set in wax before they fade.

In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost.

about which we spoke.

You are too sensitive.

May I congratulate you, Your Majesty.

The bells are ringing!

to Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.

May I kiss the bride?

Is it so that you can keep a mistress?

I think you are being peevish, Albert.

It's too late for that. This is the life I've got.

The Baroness says the wedding is set for the tenth of February.

Please make sure they are treated with respect.

But then we will be together for ever.

- Are you one too, Lord Melbourne? - No, Sir.

The Queen wishes to see you, My Lord.

Then he is as wise as he is fortunate.

Your Serene Highness, may I present George Anson,

when I am not going to see you for six weeks?