:27:02
I say none.
:27:05
I'll able 'em.
:27:08
Take that of me, my friend,
who have the power
to seal th' accuser's lips.
:27:11
Get thee glass eyes
and, like a scurvy politician,
:27:14
seem to see
the things thou dost not.
:27:17
Now, now, now, now!
:27:20
Here, pull off my boots.
:27:42
If thou wilt weep my fortunes,
:27:46
take my eyes.
:27:51
I know thee well enough;
thy name is Gloucester.
:27:56
Thou must be patient.
:28:00
We came crying hither.
:28:04
Thou know'st
the first time that
we smell the air,
:28:07
we wawl and cry.
:28:11
I'll preach to thee. Mark.
:28:13
Alack, alack the day!
:28:16
When we are born,
we cry
:28:19
that we are come
to this great stage of fools.
:28:26
This a good block.
:28:29
It were a delicate
stratagem to shoe
a troop of horse with felt;
:28:33
I'll put it to the proof;
and when I have stolen
upon these son-in-laws,
:28:38
then kill, kill,
kill, kill, kill, kill!
:28:49
Sir, your most
dear daughter...
:28:51
No rescue?
:28:53
What, a prisoner?
:28:57
I am even the natural
fool of fortune.