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The one the cat was talking about. It's up on a pillar in the Great
Hall. And the clock -
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Molly, he knows. King Haggard knows what Lady Amalthea is, I'm sure
of it.
1:02:09
What can we do?
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Molly?
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I've practically got the whole poem now, if you wanted to look at it.
1:02:17
Oh! Yes, of course, your highness. Whatever you like.
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The lift of longing, the crash of loss, the bitterness of - cross?
Boss? Moss? Damn!
1:02:47
Good evening, my lady.
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Who are you?
1:02:50
I'm Lir. Don't you know me? I'm Lir.
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Lir. Prince Lir.
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You were dreaming, my lady.
1:02:58
Well, I'm always dreaming, even when I'm awake.
1:03:02
It is never finished. I-I will not trouble you, my lord prince.
1:03:08
Trouble me! Please, trouble me!
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I would court you with more grace if I knew how.
I wish you wanted something with me.
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Drown out my dreams. Keep me from remembering
- whatever wants me to remember it.
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I've had time to write a book about
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The way you act and look -
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I haven't got a paragraph.
1:03:37
Words are always getting in my way,
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Anyway, I love you,
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That's all I have to tell you,
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That's all I've got to say.