The Court Jester
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Your majesty.
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Your majesty.
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Sir.
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Don't you think it
really would, look better

:15:12
if this kind of thing
were done by a woman?

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I've told you repeatedly, Hawkins.
Each one serves as best he can.

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I know, sir, but when I ran away from
the carnival, sir, and joined your group,

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I thought I'd be in the thick of it.
Robbing the rich and giving to the poor.

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Sir!
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Our presence is known.
The king's men are on their way!

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We must disperse!
Maid Jean. - Yes, sir.

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You will see that the child is
transported to the abbey in Dover.

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The usual method?
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- The usual method.
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Come, Hawkins.
- Yes, captain.

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The rest of you disperse!
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Hawkins, hurry!
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I'm putting the last
touches on, right now.

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Don't just stand there,
man! Make haste!

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There.
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Why do you stare?
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I... Beg pardon,
captain, but, I'm...

:16:11
I'm sorry, captain, but
I didn't mean to stare.

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Each time I see
you as a woman, sir,

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I mean with your
flowing hair...

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Conceal the child! Quickly!
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Yes, captain.
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The king's men.
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You know what
to do, Hawkins.

:16:59
Yes, captain. I'll try.

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