:52:34
True!
:52:35
And they are to meddle with none
but the prince's subjects.
:52:49
You shall also make no noise in the streets.
:52:52
We will rather sleep than talk.
:52:55
You speak like an ancient...
:52:59
...and a most quiet watchman...
:53:01
...for I cannot see how sleeping should offend.
:53:08
If you meet a thief...
:53:10
...you may suspect him,
by virtue of your office...
:53:14
...to be no true man...
:53:20
...and, for such kind of men...
:53:23
...the less you meddle or make with them,
why the more is for your...
:53:28
...honesty.
:53:30
You have been always called
a merciful man, partner.
:53:34
Truly, I would not hang a dog by my will...
:53:38
...much more a man
who hath any honesty in him.
:53:41
'Tis very true.
:53:54
Well, masters.
:53:57
Good night.
:53:58
An' there be any matter of weight chances...