The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
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But I am a descendant,
do not forget...

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of Willie Brodie.
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He was a man
of substance...

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A cabinetmaker
and a designer of gibbets...

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a member of the town council
of Edinburgh...

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the keeper of two mistresses
who bore him five children between them.

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Blood tells.
He played much dice and fighting cocks.

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Eventually, he was a wanted man
for having robbed the excise office.

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Not that he needed
the money.

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He was a burglar
for the sake of the danger.

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He died cheerfully
on a gibbet of his own devising in 1788.

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That is the stuff
I am made of.

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I knew you would rise
like a phoenix.

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I'm glad I shall not
have to worry about you.

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No, I expect that
is to be your gift, Sandy...

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to kill without concern.
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It is you
who are dangerous.

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You see yourself as a conqueror,
don't you, Sandy?

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Kaiserian in all
his beauty rare.

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But you profess to be
a great admirer of conquerors.

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Good-bye, Miss Brodie.
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Assassin!
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Assassin!
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Lord, dismiss us
with Thy blessing

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Thanks for mercies
past receive

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Pardon all
their faults confessing

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Time that's lost
may all retrieve

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May thy children
May thy children


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