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I love and admire him.
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He worships this country.
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From nothing, he built what he believed
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was enough to make
true Englishmen of his sons.
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My brother's a doctor.
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A leader in his field.
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- Which one is he?
- That's me with the curls, on his back.
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He wanted for nothing.
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And here am I.
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Setting up shop
in the fnest university in the land.
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But the old man forgot one thing.
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This England of his is Christian
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and Anglo-Saxon.
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And so are her corridors of power.
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And those who stalk them
guard them with jealousy and venom.
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You're right to study law.
You're quite an advocate.
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A rare ethnic advantage.
It's called the gift of the gab.
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So what now? Grin and bear it?
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No, Aubrey.
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I'm going to take them on. All of them.
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One by one.
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And run them off their feet.
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# He is an Englishman!
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# He is an Englishman
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# For he himself has said it
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# And it's greatly to his credit