:33:03
My father, my lord!
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Good king.
:33:17
This is a sleep that
from this golden rigol...
:33:21
...hath divorc'd so
many English kings.
:33:28
Thy due from me is tears.
:33:33
And heavy sorrows of the blood,
which nature...
:33:36
...love and' filial tenderness...
:33:39
...shall pay thee...
:33:41
...plenteously.
:33:47
My due from thee is this
imperial crown, which...
:33:58
...which God shall guard.
:34:01
And put the world's whole
strength into one giant arm...
:34:05
...it shall not force this lineal
honour from me.
:34:24
Cousin Silenec, that thou hadst
seen that that this knight...
:34:29
...have seen, said I well, sir?
:34:32
We have heard the chimes
at midnight, Master Shallow.
:34:37
That we have, that we have.
:34:39
In faith, sir John, we have.
:34:42
O, Jesu, Jesu, the days
that we have seen.
:34:48
And to see how many of my old
acquaintance are dead!
:34:53
- We shall all follow...
- Very true...
:34:56
...as the Psalmist saith,
'tis certain to all.