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...my due of promise...
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...which your honor and your faith
is pawn'd.

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The earldom of Hereford and moveables
which you promised I shall possess.

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Stanley...
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...Iook to your wife.
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If she convey letters to Richmond,
you shall answer it.

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What says your highness
to my high request?

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I do remember me,
Henry the Sixth did prophesy...

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...when Richmond was just a little boy
that Richmond would be king.

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Perhaps.
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- Perhaps...
- My lord! The earldom...

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PACINO:
Richmond!

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When last I was in Exeter...
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...the mayor in courtesy
show'd me the castle there...

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...and call'd it Rougemont.
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[PACINO LAUGHS]
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At which name I started,
because a bard of Ireland told me once...

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...that I should not live long
after I saw Richmond.

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- My Lord!
- Ay, what's o'clock?

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I am thus bold to put your grace in mind
of what you promised me.

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Ay, but what's o'clock?
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Upon the stroke of ten.
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- Let it strike.
SPACEY: Why let it strike?

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Because...
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...that, like a Jack...
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...thou keep'st the stroke, tick-tock...
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...betwixt your begging...
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...and my meditation.
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Tick-tock.
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I am not...
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...in the giving vein to-day.
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May it please your grace...
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...to resolve me in my suit?
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Thou troublest me.
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I am not...
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...in the vein.

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