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So far to speak to the Palace Head Gardener

-What? -I'd like you to say it again so that...

-Ma'am? -You don't think that.

you were at my Coronation.

That's not fair.

I'd like you to know how grateful we all are to you.

I have to spend a great deal of time alone with statesmen.

-To postpone it? -Are you mad?

-I'm aware of that. -I'm sure Michael would understand

Manifestly not.

so Downing Street was wondering whether we might be able to help.

-Help how? -By inviting the President here.

speak plainly when matters of real importance came up.

Buckingham Palace simply as the office and York House as his home.

-I'll come up with some names. -Thank you.

I am just a young woman, starting out in public service.

-I'd be delighted, but... -But what?

And that the Prime Minister still hasn't shaken off his cold.

We taught you how to be a lady, a princess. What do you want? A degree?

but the ego, the willfulness,

Yes, of course.

Oui, Mademoiselle.

Oh, a disaster, Ma'am. For all the obvious reasons.

It's kind of you to say so, Ma'am, but we're well prepared for the transition.

any departure from that way of doing things, is not to be encouraged.

Not an outrageous expectation, one would've thought.

You know, I live in dread of being left alone with them.

Louder, please.

They want a Queen.

It results in catastrophes like the abdication.

-Good. -A replacement would have to be found.

The monarch is the dignified and the government, the efficient.

I can't keep up.

This is what I teach them.

Michael Adeane is the senior. The rightful heir.

And it was my impression that we always had a good understanding

And before Her Majesty says anything else, let me just say how sorry I am.