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-The Lord"s work--
-This is no place for you, Hugh...
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-...though you be welcome.
-l"ve consulted God on this matter.
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l asked him,
"" Lord, whose side are you on?""
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And he answered me, saying,
""On the side of truth and justice.""
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So here l am.
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Company, forward!
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Lift up your heads ye gates of brass
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Ye bars of iron yield
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And let the king of glory
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Pass the crosses in the field
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That banner brighter
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Than the star that leaves a trail of light
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Greetings, Uncle.
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"Tis a fair day for a fight.
Where be the enemy?
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My lords, l present my nephew.
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His Highness, Prince Rupert,
Count Palatine of the Rhine.
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-My lords, l give you greetings.
-Your Highness.
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And good Cousin Charles,
most noble Prince of Wales.
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-How fare you, young sir?
-l"m well, thank you, cousin.
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So, let us to action.
For l do swear by this sword...
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...within a week we"ll have severed
every round head from its shoulders!
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-Well said, Your Highness.
-Let the standard be raised.