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Mr Betterton, this is Mrs Margaret Hughes.
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Maria?
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- Maria?
- It's an off-stage name.
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Oh, wait a minute.
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So the Hughes that played
at Cockerell's place last night
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was... was... our Maria?
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All of London is talking about
Mrs Hughes' performance.
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And, as you know, the King has,
just this past evening, relaxed the laws
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- against women playing women.
- Yes, I heard.
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And, as this is your day, Mr Betterton,
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- to seek out new Emilias...
- Yes, yes, I see.
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Ned, just in time! Such drama.
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Our very own Maria is going to take the stage.
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Do you have a scene for us, Maria... Er, Mrs...
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- I do, actually.
- Well, er...
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- What will you be doing for us today?
- A soliloquy.
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- From?
- Othello.
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And the role?
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Desdemona.
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Well...
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This should be fun.
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Sir Charles.
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Thank you, Mrs Hughes.
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What shall I do to win my lord again?
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Good friends, go to him;
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for, by this light of heaven,
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I know not how...
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May I start again?
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Oh, please.
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Thank you.
:42:42
What shall I do to win my lord again?
:42:46
Good friends, go to him;
:42:48
for, by this light of heaven...
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I know not how...
:42:55
I know not how...
:42:57
I know not how...