Rex Ingram

Rex Ingram

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Portrait of Rex Ingram Rex Ingram The Prisoner of Zenda (1922)

I love her so myself that I can hardly trust myself in her presence. Moreover, if morning brings no word from Fritz, we start for Zenda ourselves."
"Is it not a miracle? This marriage that was to have been the tragedy of my heart will now be my joy."
"But why—since his proposal of marriage two months ago, has he never again spoken of love?"
"Well, Princess, he is waiting for you to accept his offer."
"Shall I tell him then, Helga?—tell him that I will?"
"Indeed you should, Princess. There will be an opportunity during the ball tonight."
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Portrait of Rex Ingram Rex Ingram The Prisoner of Zenda (1922)

At Zenda Castle.
"But for that dog Rassendyll, I would be on the throne or Ruritania tonight."
"Yes, sir. Every servant, gardener and stable-boy has been sent back to Strelsau except the olderly, Hans."
"You, de Gautet, will return to Strelsau with me. Bring out the horses."
"Detchard and Bersonin will guard the prisoner, one of you watching by this door night and day—and the drawbridge must be raised at all times."
"Don't leave me, Michael, take me back to Strelsau with you. I am afraid—I have a presentiment of evil."
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Portrait of Rex Ingram Rex Ingram The Prisoner of Zenda (1922)

For Flavia as well as Rudolf the day had been a fateful one.
"Helga, did you not think that the King seemed different today?"
"No Princess. To me he seemed as usual, but for the difference of his smooth chin. But then I did not, perhaps, observe him as closely as you did."
"They have got the King. Josef died in his defence."
"You must go back to Strelsau and hold the Throne for Rudolf V."
"God bless my King."
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