A Man for All Seasons
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Good evening, sir, Lady Alice.
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Will wants to talk to you, Father.
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I told him it wouldn't be convenient.
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You were quite right.
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You're very free
with my daughter's hand, Roper.

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Yes.
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It's of that I wish to speak.
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Sir, you've had a disagreement
with His Majesty.

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-Have l?
-So Meg tells me.

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I offer my congratulations.
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If it's true,
is it a matter for congratulation?

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Yes!
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Sir, when last I asked you
for your daughter's hand...

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...you objected to my unorthodox opinions.
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-I did.
-Yes.

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Well, since then my views
have somewhat modified.

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Well, that's good hearing, Will.
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Mind you, I modify nothing concerning
the various corruptions in the Church.

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-Quite right.
-But an attack upon the Church herself...

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...no. I see behind that an attack on God.
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-Roper!
-The Devil's work...

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...to be done by the Devil's ministers!
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For heaven's sake, remember my office.
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If you stand on your office--
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No, I don't stand on it,
but there are certain things I may not hear.

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Sir Thomas.
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Richard?
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I fell.
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Lady Alice.
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-Lady Margaret.
-Good evening.

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Do you know William Roper, the younger?
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By reputation, of course.
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-Good evening, Master....
-Rich.

:45:46
You've heard of me?
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Yes.
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In what connection?
I don't know what you can have heard.

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I sense that I'm not welcome here.

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