Will You Tolerate This? Quotes

Will You Tolerate This? is a TV program that appeared on TV in 1970 . Will You Tolerate This? ended in 1970.

Will You Tolerate This? Quotes

• (Unnamed) "Discipline has never been a problem on my estates."
• (Unnamed) "Times have changed."
• (Unnamed) "Not for the better, it seems."

• (Unnamed) "It seems I missed your hand, let him go before my aim improves."

• (Unnamed) "Well? Don't just stand there. If the sheriff's men see --"
• (Unnamed) "What? You might give them the pleasure of your company?"
• (Unnamed) "Grow up."

• (Unnamed) "Five years and you're still pedalling the same old drivel. Does it ever work?"
• (Unnamed) "You'd be surprised."
• (Unnamed) "Amazed."

• (Unnamed) "Now, now, please don't kill my brother, my little baby, my inbred cousin."

• (Unnamed) "That man is a showoff, if there are no eggs left I am going after him --"

• (Unnamed) "Are you really as naive as you seem? You think you can pick fights with these people and get away with it? You think you can slight them in public? You're a fool."

• (Unnamed) "We are home unscathed, well, scathed, very scathed, but happy, and hungry. Mostly hungry."
• (Unnamed) "Interesting."
• (Unnamed) "Interesting? It was unbelieveable. And he used to treat us like -- Like sons."
• (Unnamed) "She is still unmarried."
• (Unnamed) "Oh. And I thought you had come to see the old sheriff."
• (Unnamed) "I did."
• (Unnamed) "Oh, please."

• (Unnamed) "People of Nottingham."
• (Unnamed) "These men have committed no crime worth more than a spell in the stocks."
• (Unnamed) "Will you tolerate this injustice? I, for one, will not."

• (Unnamed) "Now, I have kept your lands for you, managed your estate to the best of my ability under the guidance of the sheriff, and I'd appreciate more respect in front of the populace."
• (Unnamed) "How long have you been here?"
• (Unnamed) "three years, four winters."
• (Unnamed) "And you still do not have the respect of the populace?"

• (Unnamed) "Well don't just stand there, if the Sheriff's men see --"
• (Unnamed) "What? You might give them the pleasure of your company?"
• (Unnamed) "Grow Up"

• (Unnamed) "Hungry men are virtuous."
• (Unnamed) "There is a celebration of my return tonight in the great hall?"
• (Unnamed) "Indeed."
• (Unnamed) "Then I hope none of us "virtuous" men will be feasting?"

• (Unnamed) "-- in fact, I can feel a song coming on --"
• (Unnamed) "No, no song. Absolutely no song."
• (Unnamed) "It would be a cheery song"
• (Unnamed) "-- and it would be a tragedy too -- A tragedy for you to have survived the Turk, and made it within a few miles of Locksley, only to be killed by your own master."
• (Unnamed) "You know it is lucky I do not readily take offense -- a smaller man would be offended -- a smaller man would be wounded."
• (Unnamed) "-- and a cleverer man would sing fewer songs."

• (Unnamed) "Where is everybody? Funny, Wednesday used to be market day."
• (Unnamed) "I think Wednesday might still be market day."

• (Unnamed) "It is surprising that you are not married."
• (Unnamed) "It is. And yet when one considers that marriage requires a man-perhaps not."

• (Unnamed) "Locksley, welcome back. I trust Sir Guy of Gisborne's managed your estates to your satisfaction?"
• (Unnamed) "I believe he may have managed them to your satisfaction."

• (Unnamed) "You heard my father. Leave."
• (Unnamed) "Marian --. It's me, Robin."
• (Unnamed) "Congratulations. Leave."

• (Unnamed) "If I tell you where I am, can I collect the twenty pounds?"

• (Unnamed) "War is for -- for men. You would be upset, little one."
• (Unnamed) "Yeah? I heard that dying men always ask for their mums."

• (Unnamed) "You know the law."
• (Unnamed) "I know the law's an ass."

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