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Clips from The King and I (1956)

"He is Lun Tha, who was chosen to bring me here."
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"I know."
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"Was sleeping on a hill,"
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"I hope your troubles are few."
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"All my good wishes go with you tonight."
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"and follow your star,"
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"Don't cry, young lovers whatever you do"
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"All of my mem'ries"
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"are happy tonight,"
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"I've had a love of my own,"
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"I've had a love of my own,"
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"I've had a love"
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"Seems to hallow us there,"
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"You are pleased to recite proverb you learn yesterday"
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"and writing down 12 times in copybook."
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"Every day, month after week, something about house."
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"How can it be that everyone knows one thing"
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"When you are king."
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"When I was a boy,"
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"World was better spot,"
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"If allies are weak am I not best alone?"
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"Might they not protect me out of all I own?"
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"There'll be nothing left on earth"
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"Ohhhh!"
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"Sometimes I think that people going mad!"
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"Et cetera, et cetera, and so forth."
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"Ev'ry day I do my best for one more day,"
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"is a puzzlement"
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"is ocean."
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"Siam."
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"A new map just arrived from England."
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"See? It is even smaller than Siam."
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"Before I came here, Siam was just that little white spot to me."
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"That if you become a teacher,"
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"As a teacher I've been learning"
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"Putting it my way,"
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"but nicely,"
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"Getting to know what to say,"
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"Getting to know all about you."
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"Getting to know you,"
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"Getting to feel free and easy."
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"When I am with you,"
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"Getting to know what to say,"
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"Getting to know you,"
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"I'm learning about you"
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"by"
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"day."
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"That is Norway."
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"that the lakes and rivers freeze"
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"What, what, what?"
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"Never seen?"
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"Is that it, captain? Are we here?"
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"Captain, I heard them lowering the anchor. Is anything wrong?"
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"Oh, I see."
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"Come forward, lads. They need help in the bow."
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"That's the royal barge."
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"The king is coming out to meet us."
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"It's not the king, it's the kralahome."
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"Who is the kralahome?"
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"The king's right-hand man, you might say."
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"Ma'am, if I might be allowed to offer you a word of warning,"
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"You must stop worrying about me, Captain Orton."
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"An Englishwoman alone in a country like Siam."
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"It doesn't matter, captain. I shall have work to do,"
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"and the king has promised me a house of my own."
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"Mother, look. The prime minister is naked!"
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"half-naked."
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"They look so cruel, Mother."
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"Father wouldn't have liked us to be afraid, would he?"
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"Not ever."
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"Doesn't anything ever frighten you?"
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"- What do you do? - I whistle."
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"Oh, that's why you whistle."
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"That's why I whistle."
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"I hold my head erect"
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"While shivering in my shoes"
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"And no one ever knows I'm afraid"
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"Make believe you're brave"
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"You may be as brave"
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"You may be as brave"
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"Yes, it is a good idea, isn't it?"
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"I don't think I shall ever be afraid again."
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"Good."
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"- Yes. - He called you sir."
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"His Excellency wishes to know, are you married, sir?"
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"I am a widow."
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"He has no right to pry into my personal affairs."
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"He hasn't, Captain Orton."
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"You might at least have told us you speak English, Your Excellency."
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"- Who say? - The king say... Says."
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"In his letter of agreement, he promised me 20£ a month"
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"and a house of my own outside the palace walls."
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"If I tell king he break this promise, I will make anger in him."
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"I think is better if king's anger reserved for more important matters."
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"Very well, then. If you are afraid to tell him, I will."
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"I should like to see him at once, while there's time for me"
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"to return to England on this boat."
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"I have come here to work and I intend to work,"
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"I will tell king this."
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"You come now!"
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"If you change your mind..."
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"Goodbye, Captain Orton, and thank you for everything."
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"Good luck, ma'am."
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"Take good care of your mother, now."
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"Her name is Tuptim."
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"Well, you mean I cannot see him?"
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"Your Majesty, is new English schoolteacher."
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"Already I have bring printing press here for printing."
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"- Yes, I know, Your Majesty. - How you know?"
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"Before I signed our agreement, I found out about your ambitions for Siam."
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"I am 150 years old, Your Majesty."
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"In 1712, Your Majesty."
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"How many, how many, how many?"
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"You are not afraid of king."
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"I think maybe"
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"A few of my wives."
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"Where saints in glory stand"
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"Oh, a missionary taught you English."
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"Crown Prince Chowfa Chulalongkorn, heir to throne."
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"Lady Thiang, have children prepare for presentation to schoolteacher."
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