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"One was the procreation of children,"
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"to be brought up in the fear and nurture of the Lord and faith of God."
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"Secondly, for the mutual society, health and comfort"
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"that the one ought to have of the other in prosperity,"
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"into the which holiest state these two persons"
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"[MOZART'S "REQUlEM" PLAYS]"
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"NASHE: Henry the Fifth, by..."
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"[MUSlClANS PLAYlNG]"
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"admit to trying to better me in historical drama?"
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"Comedy, yes. Tragedy, perhaps."
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"Ben, waiting to see how it's received before you lay claim?"
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"[TRUMPETS PLAYlNG FANFARE]"
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"O for a Muse of fire,"
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"that would ascend the brightest heaven of invention,"
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"a kingdom for a stage, princes to act,"
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"and monarchs to behold the swelling scene!"
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"assume the port of Mars, and at his heels"
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"should famine, sword,"
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"and fire crouch for employment."
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"The flat unraised spirits"
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"that have dared on this unworthy scaffold"
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"to bring forth so great an object:"
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"Can this cockpit hold the vasty fields of France?"
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"Or may we cram within this wooden O,"
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"the very casques that:"
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"[MlMlCS EXPLOSlONS]"
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"[♪♪♪]"
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"CONDELL [AS CHORUS]: Suppose within the girdle of these walls"
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"are now confined two mighty monarchies"
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"whose high, upreared and abutting fronts,"
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"the perilous narrow ocean parts asunder."
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"SOLDlER: Hyah! Make way!"
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"lnto a thousand parts divide one man"
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"and make imaginary puissance. Think when we talk of horses--"
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"[CROWD LAUGHlNG]"
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"[MlMlCS HORSE NElGHlNG]"
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"--that you see them, printing their proud hoofs"
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"in the receiving earth."
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"For 'tis"
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"your thoughts,"
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"your thoughts that now must deck our kings."
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"SOLDlER: Make way!"
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"SPENCER [AS HENRY V]: This story shall the good man teach his son."
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"And Crispin Crispian shall ne'er go by,"
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"from this day to the ending of the world,"
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"but we in it shall be remembered."
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"We few, we happy few,"
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"we band of brothers."
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"For he today that sheds his blood with me,"
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"shall be my brother, be he ne'er so vile,"
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"this day shall gentle his condition."
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"[CROWD MURMURlNG]"
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"And gentlemen in England now a-bed,"
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"shall think themselves accursed they were not here!"
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"And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks,"
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"that fought with us upon Saint Crispin's Day!"
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"[CROWD CHEERlNG]"
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"My sovereign lord, bestow yourself with speed."
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"The French are bravely in their battles set"
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"and will with all expedience charge on us!"
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"All things are ready, if our minds be so!"
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"Perish the man whose mind is backward now!"
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"You know your places."
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"God be with you all!"
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"[TRUMPETS PLAYlNG FANFARE]"
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"[ACTORS YELLlNG]"
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"[GRUNTlNG]"
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"Francesco, do you see?!"
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"Do you see?! Si, signor."
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"[LAUGHlNG]"
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"MAN: Kill the Frenchmen!"
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"Death to the French!"
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"[ALL YELLlNG]"
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"Down with the French! Down with the French!"
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"Your sword!"
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"WOMAN: We'll follow you!"
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"[CONDELL YELLS]"
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"[♪♪♪]"
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"[CROWD CHEERlNG AND WHlSTLlNG]"
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"SOUTHAMPTON: Edward!"
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"William Cecil convinced the queen"
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"that only Essex can save lreland from revolt."
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"l've pledged to go with him."
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"l, for one, wish to see this anonymous colleague of ours."
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"[CROWD YELLlNG]"
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"CROWD [CHANTlNG]: Playwright! Playwright!"
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"Playwright! Playwright! Playwright!"
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"l ask for your blessing, Edward. l cannot give it."
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"lf he is to be my king, it is my duty to be with him in battle."
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"[CROWD CHEERlNG]"
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"[SHOUTlNG lNDlSTlNCTLY]"
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"Will?"
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"Sorry to disturb your entertainment."
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"Henry!"
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"Thank you. And it's all written in verse. Thank you."
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"Got it, got it, got it."
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"[STAMMERlNG] lt's just-- lt's just been..."
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"Phew. Only-- l--"
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"l want to thank my actors,"
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"whose great, great acting"
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"has brought my words to life"
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"due to their most wonderful acting."
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"Um... And, uh, thank you!"
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"[CHEERlNG]"
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"OXFORD: An actor!"
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"An actor, for God's sake!"
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"My lord, l thought that-- You presume to think on my behalf?"
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"My lord, your voice is completely different from mine."
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"Voice? You have no voice! That's why l chose you!"
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"You, um..."
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"You at least kept my name from him?"
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"And will continue to do so?"
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"[♪♪♪]"
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"[BlRD SQUAWKS]"
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"A romantic tragedy."
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"ln iambic pentameter."
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"All of it? ls that possible?"
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"Of course it is."
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"My lord."
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"Will Shakespeare."
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