:11:02
Uh...
:11:03
hope...
:11:06
is...the...
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mother...
:11:13
of...all...
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men.
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It worked.
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Good. Now,
let's try it again.
:11:25
Uh, hope...
is the mother...
:11:31
of all men.
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Swell.
:11:36
Mr. Principal,
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members of the faculty,
:11:42
honored guests...
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fellow graduates of
the class of 1 941 --
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Hope...
:12:05
Hope is the mother
of all men.
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And as we leave
these hallowed halls,
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we must, each one of us,
:12:14
fearlessly hold on
to the belief
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in the promise
of the future.
:12:18
There is no limit
to our achievement.
:12:20
What are you thinking,
Lieutenant, that I'm a coward?
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Is that
what you're thinking?!
:12:43
Thinking of
dear old school days.
:12:45
That's a laugh!
:12:46
No! I was thinking
you handled fear once,
:12:49
you can
handle it again.
:12:52
Mr. Conroy, have you
ever had chemistry before?
:12:56
Boatswain:
now hear this.
:12:57
Now hear this.
:12:59
All hands go to
debarkation stations.