:37:00
Be happy, he'll trouble thee not.
:37:03
For war shall give him office,
honour, might, for Harry V...
:37:06
...from curb'd license plucks
and the wild dog shall...
:37:10
...flesh his tooth in
every innocent.
:37:15
- I never thought to hear you.
- Thy wish wast granted.
:37:20
I stay too long by thee,
I weary thee.
:37:26
O, pardon me, my liege.
:37:29
I canst see why thou hast taken
the crown.
:37:33
God witness me, when I came
in, and found no breath...
:37:36
...within thee, how cold struck
my heart. I thought thee dead.
:37:41
Accusing it, I put it on my head
to try with it...
:37:45
"It hadst before my face
murder'd my father.
:37:50
Your gold is, not beautiful,
but hateful.
:37:53
Another of lower karrat
is more beautiful...
:37:56
...but thou though finer, devour
all those you take!"
:38:03
Thus it was, my liege,
accusing the crown...
:38:06
...I put it on my head, to try
with it as with an enemy...
:38:10
...that had
murdered my father.
:38:13
The quarrel of a true inheritor.
:38:16
O, my son!
:38:19
God put it in thy mind
to take it hence...
:38:22
...that thou mightst win the
more thy father's love...
:38:26
...pleading so wisely
in excuse for it.
:38:54
Hear, I think, the very latest
counsel that ever...
:38:58
...I shall breathe.