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COX:
Nay, nay, good my lord...

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...be not afraid of shadows.
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By the apostle Paul,
shadows to-night...

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...have struck more terror
in the soul of Richard...

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...than can the substance of
10,000 soldiers armed to proof...

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...and led by shallow Richmond.
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Come, come with me.
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The silent hours steal on, and flaky
darkness breaks within the east.

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PACINO:
Stanley, look to your wife.

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If she convey letters to Richmond,
you shall answer.

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BRYGGMAN:
Prepare thy battle early in the morning...

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...and put thy fortune to the test
of bloody strokes and mortal-staring war.

:46:40
You have to give a speech
in half an hour.

:46:42
- Maybe we should...
- No, I got the general...

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...gist of it.
KIMBALL: Got the gist of it.

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O Thou...
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...whose captain I account myself...
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...Iook on my forces
with a gracious eye.

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Put in their hands
thy bruising irons of wrath...

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...that they may crush down
with a heavy fall...

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...the usurping helmets
of our adversaries!

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What shall I say more
than I have inferr'd?

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Remember whom you are
to deal withal.

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A sort of vagabonds,
rascals, and runaways...

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...a scum of Bretons,
and base lackey peasants...

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...whom their o'er-cloyed country
vomits forth...

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...to desperate adventures
and assured destruction.

:47:50
Make us thy ministers of chastisement.
:47:53
You sleeping safe,
they bring to you unrest.

:47:57
You having lands,
and blest with beauteous wives...


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