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ay, and laying
Autumn's dust.
1:47:07
I will die bravely,
1:47:09
like a smug bridegroom.
1:47:11
What! I will be jovial.
1:47:13
Come, come;
I am a king, masters,
know you that.
1:47:17
You are a royal one,
and we obey you.
1:47:23
Then there's life in't.
1:47:26
Come, an you get it.
1:47:31
You shall get it
by running.
Sa, sa, sa, sa.
1:47:37
Come on,
come on, come on!
1:48:18
Ask of the Duke
if his last purpose hold,
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or whether since
he's changed his course.
1:48:27
He's full of alteration.
1:48:29
Our very loving sister,
well be-met.
1:48:33
Sir, you speak nobly.
1:48:37
Where I could not
be honest, I never
yet was valiant.
1:48:40
For this war,
it touches us as France
invades this land,
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not as regards the King,
1:48:47
whose cause is
just and heavy.
1:48:51
Why is this reason'd?
1:48:54
The enemy's in view;
draw up your powers.
1:48:56
Combine together
'gainst the enemy;
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for these particular broils
are not the question here.