Shakespeare in Love
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Sin from my lips? Oh, trespass
sweetly urged. Give me my sin again.

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Yes, yes!
Um, not quite right.

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It is more--
Let me.

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Then have my lips
the sin that they have took.

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Sin from my lips? Oh, trespass
sweetly urged. Give me my sin again.

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- You kiss by the book.
- Well, Will!

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It was lucky you were here.
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- Why do not I write
the rest of your play--
- Yes, yes!

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Uh, continue. Now the nurse.
Where is Ralph?

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Madam, your mother
craves a word with you.

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- What is her mother?
- Marry, bachelor,

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her mother is the lady of the house,
and a good lady...

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and a wise and virtuous.
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I nursed her daughter
that you talked withal.

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I tell you, he that
can lay hold of her...

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shall have the chinks.
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- Is she a Capulet?
- Mmm.

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Oh, dear account!
My life is my foe's debt.

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Away. Be gone.
The sport is at the best.

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Aye, so I fear.
The more is my unrest.

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Come hither, nurse.
What is yon gentleman?

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The son and heir
of old Tiberio.

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[ Moans ]
Let it be night.

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- What's he that follows here
that would not dance?
- I know not.

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Go ask his name.
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If he be married,
my grave is like to be my wedding bed.

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- [ Both Panting ]
- No, do not go.

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I must. I must.
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- [ Ralph ] The only son
of your great enemy.
- [ Ned ] Terrible.

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Simply... terrible!
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[ Viola ] "But soft, what light
through yonder window breaks?

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"It is the east,
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"and Juliet is the sun.
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"Arise, fair sun, and kill
the envious moon...


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