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Every second bastard bornis fathered by a priest.
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But in Utopia that couldn't be.
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For why?
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-For there the priests are very holy.-Therefore very few.
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Is it anything interesting, Matthew?
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-Bless you, sir. I don't know.-Bless you too, Matthew.
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To be sure, we havesome holy priests in England.
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-Oh, name some.-Brother James.
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Man's a simpleton.
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It's from Cardinal Wolsey.
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What's he want?
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-Me.-When?
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Now.
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In Hampton Court?You won't be there by midnight.
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-The King's business.-Queen's business.
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Mistress Anne Boleyn's business.
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Well, it's all the Cardinal's business.
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That's very true. And when the Cardinalcalls, you all come running, day or night.
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What is the man? A butcher's son.
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Chancellor of England, too.
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No, that's his office. What's the man?
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Surely, Your Grace,when a man rises so high and so swiftly...
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...we must think he was misplacedin his origins.
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That, at least,was the opinion of Aristotle and....
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A butcher's son and looks it.
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His looks, yes, I give you his looks.
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What was that you said, Richard?
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Nothing, Sir Thomas, it was out of place.
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And Wolsey's still a butcher.
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And you're a member of the King'sHigh Council, not an errand boy.
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That is why I must go.
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The Duke would goif the Cardinal called him.
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I might.
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I'll be back for breakfast.
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Go to bed.
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"Dear Lord, give us rest tonight,or if we must be wakeful, cheerful.
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