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We are. l am. l will.
:38:10
He was surely right
that when there is danger...
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...it is the persons with a stake in
the country, land, position, wealth...
:38:19
...that are best able to able to defend it.
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l am an old man, Airey...
:38:27
...and l've only got one arm
to fight the war with.
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lt won't be enough.
:38:41
Duberly says it's going to be war.
:38:43
He says the Russians will fight...
:38:45
...and the Prime Minister is faced
towards peace, but carried towards war.
:38:50
Duberly says l can go with the army.
:38:54
l can go, Duberly says, as a wife,
which l am. lsn't it exciting?
:38:59
-William wants to go.
-Soldiers will.
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''Answer me to what l ask you.''
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''Pour in sow's blood,
that hath eaten her nine farrow.''
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''Come, high or low.
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''Thyself and office deftly show!''
:39:20
''He knows thy thought.
:39:23
''Hear his speech, but say thou nought.
:39:26
''Macbeth! Macbeth! Macbeth!
:39:30
''Beware Macduff.''
:39:33
Lewis is arrested over the black bottle.
lt is sure. He is under arrest.
:39:37
-Nolan?
-lt may be the end of his career.
:39:41
-Mr. De Burgh, how do you do?
-Without you, sir.
:39:50
Being under arrest, is it certainly
the finish of his career as a soldier?
:39:54
lt is serious.
lt is a serious thing for an officer.
:39:58
There's Lord Cardigan.
Late for the play. Going to the war.