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commander
of the Egyptian host...
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a man of mud!
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Is that what you want,
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to be a slave?
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Then why aren't you kneeling
at the feet of a princess?
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I am afraid the mud pits
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have stiffened
my knees, Royal One.
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Shall I call back
the guards?
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Do you think they
could bend them?
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Oh, Moses, Moses,
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you stubborn,
splendid, adorable fool.
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Ah!
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I'm not kneeling
to a princess.
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No.
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You're kneeling
to a woman
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who's been worried about you
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day and night
since you disappeared.
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What is there in the mud
of these slave pits
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that could keep you
from my arms?
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My people.
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They may be your people,
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but do you have to
wallow with them,
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smell like them?
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If they are stained, it's
with the mud of slavery,
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and if they reek, it's with
the stench of injustice.
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If you want to
help your people,
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come back to the palace.
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And hide the truth
from Sethi...
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that I am Hebrew and a slave?
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The truth would break
his dear old heart
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and send Bithiah
into exile or death.
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Think of us and stop hearing
the cries of your people.
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Their god does not hear
their cry.
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Will Rameses hear it
if he is Pharaoh?
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No. He would grind them
into the clay they mold,
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double their labors.
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What about me?
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Think of me as his wife.
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Do you want to see me
in Rameses' arms?
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No!
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Then come back with me.
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Oh, Moses,