1. Go on, girl!
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2. Ralph! Ralph!
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3. Whoa!
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4. Ralph!
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5. Morning!
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6. Hello!
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7. Well, here's a how-do-you do.
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8. What is your name, young man?
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9. Ralph Gower, an' it please you, sir.
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10. I wouldn't lie to Your Worship.
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11. You work these fields each year?
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12. Yes, sir, I be ploughman
to Mistress Banham.
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13. Ralph, you disturb me
greatly with this tale.
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14. I don't mean to, ma'am.
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15. If you have unearthed a corpse,
man, summon your local Justice.
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16. - It's hardly a case for me.
- But it weren't human, sir.
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17. There were a fur.
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18. Fur? Then it was an animal's remains.
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19. - You're wasting my time.
- No, sir, honest.
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20. It were more like some fiend.
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21. You see, my dear Isobel, the
way these old superstitions die hard.
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22. Come and look, Sir,
then you'll believe me.
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23. Pray, dear Judge, do
ascertain the truth of his story.
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24. Merely to set my mind at rest.
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25. Very well.
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26. We'll investigate your fiend.
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27. Come.
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28. There be the master with a lady.
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29. Uh-huh.
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30. I would have Cathy for my lady one day.
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31. Be that true? You've run away?
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32. Did ye climb down a
ladder in the moonlight?
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33. Ha, ha! Just so, Cathy. And her
father chased after us with a stick.
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34. I do wish Ralph would run
away with me some time.
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35. Ha!
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36. Mistress Banham. Mistress Banham.
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37. - What is it, Ellen?
- 'Tis Mr Peter with a young lady.
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38. What's that?
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39. Oh, look, 'tis Miss Rosalind
Barton. I heard he be courting her.
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40. A farmer's daughter.
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41. Be they wed? Shall we have a
new young mistress in the house?
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42. No, Ellen, we shall not.
Be about your business.
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43. Ellen?
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44. Am I fit to meet your
aunt? I pray she will like me.
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45. Oh, you may be assured she will. Come on.
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46. Come on, girl. Come on.
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47. Are you there, Aunt?
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48. I want you to meet Miss Rosalind Barton.
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49. She and I are to be married tomorrow.
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50. Rosalind, I want you to meet
my aunt, Mistress Banham.
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51. You disappoint me, Peter.
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52. The judge was offended when
you did not have lunch with him.
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53. He's a most important man.
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54. 'Tis an honour to meet you, Mistress
Banham. 'Tis a grand house you have here.
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55. So, Miss Barton, you intend
to marry my nephew. Is that it?
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56. Well, Ralph?
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57. But sir, it were just here. I swear
it. The plough had turned it up.
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58. - Human remains.
- No, sir. A sort of head, a face.
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59. Of a fiend?
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60. I must surmise, Ralph,
that you're wasting my time.
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61. Hey!
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62. I nearly lost him. Good day, Ralph.
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63. Good day, Reverend.
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64. Good day, sir.
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65. Friendly creatures.
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66. Ubique opera domini.
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67. This be Reverend Fallowfield,
your worship. He's our curate.
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68. Aha.
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69. Ralph here claims he discovered a
deformed anatomy in those furrows.
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70. Knew you of any such?
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71. Not since Meg Parsons died.
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72. But strange folk have
been seen to pass this way...
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73. from time to time.
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74. I see.
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75. So, young people, your elders triumph.
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76. It does not appear that Miss
Barton is the perfect partner for you.
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77. No doubt in other
respects, she will do better.
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78. I hope you will all
excuse me if I retire.
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79. I hope the young lady
doesn't propose to stay here,
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80. under the same roof as her intended.
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81. Well, sir, it may not
appear correct, sir.
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82. Quite incorrect.
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83. Surely she can go home?
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84. No, sir. That's the trouble.
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85. - Ah.
- Aunt, where shall Rosalind sleep?
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86. The Judge is passing the night here.
Far too late for him to return to the inn.
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87. - Then Rosalind shall have my room.
- No.
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88. No, she can have the attic.
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89. But it hasn't been inhabited
these five years. The room is filthy.
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90. Tush. Ellen will prepare it.
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91. It's a charming room.
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92. Why does your aunt dislike me so?
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93. She suspects you're with child.
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94. There, there, my sweet.
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95. All will be well tomorrow.
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96. - Whose are these things?
- My uncle's.
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97. He died ten years ago.
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98. - Peter, do I have to sleep here?
- Be patient, my love.
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99. I shall come to you at 11 o'clock, when
my aunt and the judge are both asleep.
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100. I do love you.
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101. Better you go now.
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102. Your aunt.
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103. 11 o'clock, then.
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104. So, young man,
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105. beware the wiles of women.
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106. I tell you, in confidence,
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107. a long time ago,
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108. I was your aunt's admirer.
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109. I give you His Catholic
Majesty, King James Ill.
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110. God bless him and keep him in exile.
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111. Peter?
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112. Peter, is that you?
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113. Peter?
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114. Ah!
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115. Rosalind! Rosalind!
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116. What have you been doing? What is it?
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117. - What is it?
- Oh!
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118. What is it?
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119. Come out. The sight of you disturbs her.
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120. What have you been
doing? Let me get in there.
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121. Still, you little vixen. Do you hear me?
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122. - Stay still.
- Rosalind!
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123. Oh! She scratched me.
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124. Ellen, fetch Ralph.
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125. I want nails and some wood.
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126. Is there a doctor near?
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127. Oh!
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128. - No!
- She is beyond our reach.
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129. Tomorrow, the men from the
bedlam will take her into care.
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130. The madhouse?
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131. Judge yourself fortunate, young man.
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132. She could never have
been the fit wife for you.
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133. The fever is high.
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134. There are so many sick of
unknown maladies in these parts,
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135. I fear a general plague.
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136. We have much to learn.
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137. - Have you some eau de vie?
- Yes, sir. I'll fetch you some.
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138. - What is happening to me?
- Pray, do not distress yourself.
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139. You merely have some
distemper, as yet unknown to me.
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140. I will open a vein and the
humour will, perhaps, pass out.
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141. If she's bled, 'twill
ease her. It's all I can do.
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142. You look. I don't want to.
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143. Cathy's afeard.
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144. I heard screams last night.
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145. No. You dreamed 'em, you mean.
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146. I wanna be back to the farm.
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147. There's to be a wedding.
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148. A wedding?
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149. Yeah. I heard.
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150. But Ma sent me and Mark away.
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151. T'ain't right.
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152. I found summat.
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153. Here, let us see.
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154. - No.
- Come on, Angel.
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155. Thou must do a forfeit.
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156. Angel.
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157. Wait for me!
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158. 'Tis a sorry day for us all.
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159. Young master's heart is quite broke.
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160. Poor lass.
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161. Whatever will become of
her in that terrible place?
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162. Oh.
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163. Mistress Banham. Mistress Banham!
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164. Mistress, where be you?
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165. Did the mistress come this way, sir?
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166. - I think not.
- Well, I can't see her nowhere.
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167. She'm disappeared.
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168. "... And let fall some of the
handfuls on purpose for her"
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169. "and leave them and she might
glean them and rebuke her not."
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170. Tell me, why was Boaz
thus gentle toward Ruth?
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171. - For...
- Yes, boy?
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172. For he were a man and she were a woman.
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173. It was the will of God
that he knew of her.
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174. Go on, show it.
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175. How can you glean
any benefit for your souls
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176. if you will not listen to the holy writ?
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177. As the Lord himself hath said,
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178. "Those who have ears
to hear, let them hear."
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179. Uh!
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180. Ann, give me that.
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181. She ain't got nothing, Reverend.
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182. Angela.
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183. Give me that bag.
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184. Plain vanished, Reverend.
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185. Given up the chase, have you?
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186. We done our best, sir. We
searched everywheres, hereabout.
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187. In heaven's name, she cannot have
gone far. Search again. Be off with you.
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188. Silly old fool. Why don't he
go and search 'is bloody self?
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189. They've lost the scent
completely, milord.
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190. My hounds could have done better.
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191. She must have the constitution of an ox.
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192. She was a sick woman.
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193. Indeed, Your Honour, as you
say, she was a sick woman.
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194. I must confess, sir, I fear there's
something very strange afoot.
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195. Did you hear what Gower
turned up with his plough?
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196. Justice Middleton, I myself
examined the furrows.
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197. There was nothing.
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198. Nothing. Of course.
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199. Unless it were witchcraft.
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200. There have been some cases.
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201. Witchcraft?
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204. Fear nothing. The hunt goes on.
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205. Milord, will you sup with me tonight?
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206. Only humble fare but
the finest in the shire.
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207. Thank you, Squire.
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208. I remain here tonight.
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209. The lady was a dear friend of mine.
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210. Naturally. Out of respect.
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211. Well, gentlemen, I take my leave.
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212. There's evil in this house.
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213. You must cleanse your
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214. Would they had taken me with her.
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215. Time will relieve all.
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216. And rest.
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217. Go to your room and I'll go to mine.
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218. Ellen...
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220. Ah!
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221. Water, Ellen, and bandages.
Send Ralph to get the doctor.
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222. My lord, when I heard of
Ralph Gower's discovery,
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225. These sages had access to
much wisdom. Ah, here we are.
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226. Doctor, witchcraft is dead.
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228. Are you bent on
reviving forgotten horrors?
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229. How do we know, sir, what is dead?
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230. You come from the city. You
cannot know the ways of the country.
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such a countenance?
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233. Perhaps some such thing.
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234. The drug is wearing off.
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236. Doctor, I am leaving soon.
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237. As a favour, might I
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238. It might merit further study.
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239. No good news, I regret, milord.
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240. I've had to call off the chase.
There's no trace of the lady anywhere.
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241. I fear she is lost to us.
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243. The doctor is confident that
Mr Edmonton will survive.
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244. Splendid. Thankful for small mercies.
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245. I have to leave you now.
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246. Ooh, of course. Affairs of state.
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247. Fear not, milord, the
matter is in good hands.
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248. Unfortunate you could not sup with me.
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249. Most unfortunate.
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250. Yes.
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252. Your Lordship,
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254. Squire Middleton will
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255. I have important business in London.
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256. You shall spread no more
rumours, Ralph Gower. Understand?
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257. Witchcraft. Pah!
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258. Perhaps you will have peace from now on.
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259. There will be no nonsense,
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260. They love me but they obey me first.
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261. Have a pleasant journey, Your Lordship.
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262. I shall not forget you.
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263. I shall return when the time is right.
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265. Even while people die. Only thus
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269. Till the master's better.
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270. - Come on, Mark. We'll be home soon.
- We'll be all right.
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She be no friend of mine.
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272. T'weren't her. She likes me.
T'were that thing she keeps.
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273. Oh, I told her she shouldn't have touched
it. Oh Lord, Mark, what'll come o' thee?
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274. Well, I were holding the
claw and Angel were laughing.
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275. - Suddenly I gets this pain...
- Oh, sh. Don't tell.
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277. - Our Father...
- Our Father...
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278. - which art in heaven...
- which art in heaven...
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279. - Hallowed be Thy name...
- Hallowed be Thy name...
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280. Thy kingdom come...
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281. T'ain't nothing, Ma.
Pain's gone. I promise.
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282. You just sit there. Cathy,
get thee to Scripture class.
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283. I'll go to the doctor for medicine
that will settle thee straightway.
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284. - But Ma, I be perfect.
- Hush, now.
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285. - I'll be back in a twinkling.
- Bye, Ma.
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286. Bye, chick. You come
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- No.
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290. Take an apple.
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291. Wilt thou come and play with us, Mark?
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296. Angel wants thee.
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297. I see only half my class
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298. Mark Vespers is truant, for one.
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299. Oh, no, Reverend, sir. He were took sick.
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300. Have all the others, then,
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important things to do.
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306. There is, growing amongst you all,
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307. an insolent ungodliness
which I will not tolerate!
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308. It's no common disease
which keeps half my class away.
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309. Round and around and around and around.
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310. Ooh-ooh!
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311. Oo-ooh!
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312. Yoo-hoo!
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313. Come on.
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315. Ooh.
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that did. That were for Mark.
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317. Save your pains, mistress.
Mark won't need it no more.
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322. Mark?
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323. Mark. Mark.
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324. Mark. Mark.
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328. My Mark.
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330. Angel.
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been most unseemly, of late.
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336. Do you like what you see?
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337. Shame on you, child.
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340. You are beautiful, Angel.
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341. - Do you wanna play our games with us?
- No, no.
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345. Come with me.
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346. Get away!
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you in this school again.
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348. Damn you, you old pagan.
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349. Would you like to know what
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351. Little Mark had the devil in him.
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352. So we cut it out.
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353. "Man that is born of a woman"
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live and is full of misery."
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355. "He cometh up and is cut
down, like a flower. He fleeth..."
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356. - Come on, then.
- ".. and never continueth in one stay."
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357. "In the midst of life, we are in death.
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358. "Of whom may we seek for
succour but of Thee, O Lord,
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359. "who, for our sins,
art justly displeased?
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360. "Yet, O Lord God, most holy, O Lord most
mighty, O holy and most merciful Saviour,
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361. "deliver us not into the
bitter pains of eternal death.
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362. "Thou knowest, Lord,
the secrets of our hearts.
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363. "Shut not thy merciful
ears to our prayer"
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364. "but spare us, Lord most holy,"
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365. "O God most mighty,"
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366. "O holy and merciful Saviour,
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367. "our most worthy judge eternal,"
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370. "for any pains of
death, to fall from thee."
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Almighty God in His great mercy,"
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our dear brother here departed,"
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373. "we therefore commit
his body to the ground."
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374. "Earth to earth, ashes
to ashes, dust to dust,
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375. "in sure and certain hope of
the resurrection to eternal life
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376. "through our Lord, Jesus Christ,
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377. "who shall change our vile body
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378. "that it may be like
unto His glorious body,
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379. "according to the mighty working, whereby
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380. He was able to subdue
all things to Himself.
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381. "I heard a voice from
heaven saying unto me,"
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382. "'Write, henceforth blessed
are the dead which die..."
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383. "Even so saith the spirit, for
they rest from their labours."
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384. "Lord have mercy upon our souls."
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385. "Lord have mercy upon us.
Our Father, which art in heaven,
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386. "Hallowed be Thy name. Thy kingdom come.
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387. "Thy will be done, on
earth as it is in heaven.
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389. "and forgive us our trespasses, as we
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390. "And lead us not into temptation"
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393. - Might I have a word?
- Beg your pardon, sir.
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397. Very well, Reverend. On my journey home.
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398. - Well, Blake?
- Well, it's about my daughter, sir.
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399. - Well, it's the Reverend, sir.
- What?
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400. He be no true man of God, sir.
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402. I scarce can tell it.
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403. You see, sir, he called me
back to class the other night,
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407. I ran and he caught me
and tore up my dress.
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409. She had nowt on but a shift
when she came home, sir.
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411. He told me if I didn't obey him,
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412. the same'd happen to me as did to Mark.
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414. I be so scared, Squire.
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416. I'll put a stop to your
games, Reverend Fallowfield.
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417. God willing, the squire
will find the murderer soon.
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419. Oh.
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- Ooh, nothing, Ma. It's all right.
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423. Did you see, Ma? It's not everyone
he calls "my love" like that, is it?
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- Hello.
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so sad about your Mark.
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- Well, not far. Come on.
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433. Hey! Hey!
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434. - Hey!
- Oh!
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435. - Come on, then.
- Oh!
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436. Gotcha! Come on.
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437. There, boy.
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438. - Where's Will?
- He'll be back.
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439. - Where we going?
- For the flowers.
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440. - A secret place.
- You said we wouldn't go far.
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441. Let me go!
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442. Whoa.
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443. This be a good game. We be
cannibals and you be our catch.
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444. You're hurting me. Play by yourselves.
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445. Sorry, Miss Cathy.
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446. Aw, come on, play with us.
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447. It's only a game.
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448. Cathy
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449. Oh, the rope!
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450. Come on, Cathy.
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451. Ca-thy!
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452. What is this? Squire, you're mistaken.
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453. You are charged with
ravishing Angel Blake.
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454. And in addition, you are suspect
of the murder of Mark Vespers.
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455. Sir, you wrong me.
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456. We'll take him to the farm.
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457. His memory might improve when he is
taken to the scene of his unnatural crime.
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458. Cathy.
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459. Cathy.
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460. Ca-thy!
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461. Ca-thy!
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462. Ca-thy!
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463. "Hail, behemoth, spirit of the dark,
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464. "take thou my blood, my
flesh, my skin and walk.
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465. "Holy behemoth, father of
my life, speak now, come now,
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466. "rise now from the forest, from
the furrows, from the fields and live.
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467. "Hail, behemoth, spirit of the dark,
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468. "take thou my blood, my
flesh, my skin and walk.
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469. "Holy behemoth, father of my
life, speak now, come now, rise now
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470. "from the forest, from the
furrows, from the field and live.
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471. "Hail, behemoth, spirit of the dark,
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472. "take thou my blood, my
skin, my flesh and walk.
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473. "Holy behemoth, father of my
life, speak now, come now, rise now
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474. "from the forest, from the
furrows, from the field and live.
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475. "Hail, behemoth, spirit of the dark,
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476. "take thou my blood, my
flesh, my skin and walk."
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477. "Holy behemoth, father of my life,"
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478. "speak now, come now, rise now"
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479. "from the forest, from the f..."
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480. My skin.
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481. No.
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482. Ned!
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483. Ned. Ned, has tha seen Cathy Vespers?
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484. Well, I seen a crowd of
young 'uns. Went that way.
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485. Angel Blake leading 'em.
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486. And Cathy? I heard her calling.
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487. Never seed her.
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488. But they'm often round here now,
singing and playing their games.
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489. No! No!
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490. Cathy? Cathy!
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491. Cathy?
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492. Cathy!
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493. The whole countryside
talks of your evil doings.
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494. Now, by God, we will be shamed no longer.
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495. Here is the place. Bring him in.
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496. There. Confess.
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497. Sir, I loved that child. I
know not how he died.
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498. You know and you shall hang.
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499. Come, what was the weapon?
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500. This axe. You see, men,
his silence condemns him.
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501. Squire.
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502. Merciful Lord.
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503. I found her in the ruined church.
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504. It were Angel Blake.
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505. Ned Carter saw her
and the children with her.
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506. Release him. We will
strike while the iron's hot.
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507. I have not forgotten you.
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508. Your village has been
much in my thoughts.
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509. Oh, you would not recognise it, sir.
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510. Dreadful things are commonplace and
mere children commit the foulest deeds.
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511. Children? What deeds?
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512. They... they murder one another.
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513. We fear that witchcraft has returned.
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514. It is more than witchcraft.
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515. I am ready to return.
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516. But understand,
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517. I shall use undreamed-of measures.
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518. Come on!
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519. There she is!
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520. There she is!
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521. Get her!
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522. This way!
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523. Go on!
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524. Get her to speak!
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525. No.
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526. Let's chuck her in, see if she's a witch.
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527. No!
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528. - What you done?
- Her's a witch.
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529. - Aye, so we swung her, eh?
- See if she floats.
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530. - How do you know she be a witch?
- We know if she don't sink, she be one.
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531. If she sink, you done her murder.
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532. - Who is she then?
- I dunno.
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533. They chased her and
throwed her in the lake,
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534. to see if she'd float like a witch.
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535. - Oh, glory. And is she, then?
- No. She sank straightaway.
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536. But none would pull her out.
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537. For a moment, I thought 'twas my
Cathy you were bringing back to me.
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538. Ellen.
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539. Oh, praise God. Ralph, bring her to
the fire and we'll get her warm. Quickly.
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540. Ralph, get me a rag.
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541. Ralph, bring Cathy's bed in
here. This poor lass shall have it.
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542. Ralph, look. Look.
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543. What is it?
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544. Oh, God, I prayed I'd
never see that again.
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545. That's what they call the devil's skin.
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546. - Let her die, say I.
- No, sir, she's no witch.
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547. Well, let the squire put her in jail.
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548. - There, at least, she'll do no harm.
- Could we not take pity on her?
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549. 'Tis the mark of the devil. No
wonder the villagers were afraid of her.
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550. It's madness to keep her here.
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551. Doctor, could you not
cut the skin from her leg?
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552. To what purpose? The
skin would only grow again.
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553. Besides, the operation is too difficult.
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554. I... I am not equipped.
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555. 'Twas not I who first
ploughed up the field.
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556. We'd like to save her,
sir, for Cathy's sake.
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557. But we have not the skill.
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558. God grant we may not waste our pains.
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559. If she wakes, hold her fast.
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560. There. Not so bad.
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561. Oh, the Lord be praised.
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562. There, my chick, there.
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563. There, thou be as right as rain.
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564. - We must burn that skin.
- Yeah.
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565. - Destroy it good and proper.
- Yes, yes.
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566. Oh. There's no blood. That's strange.
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567. Yes, very strange.
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568. - Shall I live?
- Course thou shall, child.
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569. What is thy name?
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570. Margaret.
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571. - I'm the devil's child.
- Oh, hush.
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572. Thou art my child now.
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573. No. I must go to my master.
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574. Oh.
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575. Why do my leg pain me so?
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576. See, thou lucky lass.
Ellen cares for thee.
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577. I bring thee flowers.
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578. Soon thou'll be fit to walk as well as I.
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579. Then I shall run away.
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580. Angel wants me.
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581. Now listen here, Margaret.
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582. Angel has gone from these parts.
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583. Thou dost not serve her any more.
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584. Thou stole my master's skin.
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585. Thou shalt pay with thine.
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586. Now leave thy threats or
the Lord will punish thee.
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587. My lord is stronger. Soon he will be.
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588. Come thou and serve him.
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589. We honour thee for it was
thee who first set my master free.
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590. Thou shalt lie with Angel.
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591. Thou shalt lie with me.
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592. Why did I think thou could be saved?
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593. Curse the day I
ploughed in Tarrant's field.
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594. Good day, Ralph. How is't with the lass?
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595. Oh, surely you're not afflicted now?
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596. Oh, sir, it is a hopeless case.
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597. She talks of nothing
but the devil, her master.
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598. Oh.
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599. I was certain we could have saved her.
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600. The news from the village is grave, too.
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601. Every day, someone is missed.
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602. They do say the fiend
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603. hobbling on one leg, they say.
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604. Margaret!
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605. Margaret?
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606. - Margaret!
- What is it?
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607. Seen Margaret? She's run away.
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608. Margaret!
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609. Margaret. Margaret!
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610. Margaret? Margaret!
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611. Margaret! Margaret!
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612. I shall be named. She'll report me to
her godless clan. They'll punish me.
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613. Don't you fret, sir. Margaret!
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614. - Who's that?
- They're coming for us.
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615. It's the master.
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616. Ahoy, there! How goes it with you?
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617. I brought assistance.
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618. Whoa!
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619. My lord, we're in a desperate plight. You
can't imagine. The village is going mad.
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620. Welcome back, sir.
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621. The devil himself is coming among
us, like in the book I showed you.
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622. I owe you thanks for that book, Doctor.
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623. Well, dear friends, be brief.
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624. This parish is diseased.
What are the symptoms?
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625. Oh, sir, my poor children, both are gone.
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626. And countless others, maybe.
They give their bodies to the devil.
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627. My poor Ellen.
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628. We found a girl has
bore the devil's skin.
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629. The doctor cut it out.
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630. Come in. Tell me more of this.
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631. Where is this girl,
this devil worshipper?
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632. - She escaped, my lord.
- Ralph, again you just give me stories.
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633. Have you no evidence?
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634. Where, for instance, is this girl
that Peter talks of? This Angel Blake?
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635. My lord, I... I have something here.
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636. - What is it?
- It's the skin I cut from Margaret.
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637. This will be sufficient.
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638. Yes.
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639. I mean to run this
devil of yours to earth,
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640. if he exists.
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641. These dogs know how
to tear the devil's heels.
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642. But sir, many are afflicted.
Innocent folk may be hurt.
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643. Leave me to judge who is innocent.
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644. Angel!
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645. Angel, are you here?
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646. It's me - Margaret.
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647. I come back to you, Angel!
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648. Who calls Angel?
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649. Margaret. Is it tonight? Am I too late?
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650. Tonight.
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651. Save me, Angel. The dogs are after me.
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652. What has thou done, Margaret?
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653. Nothing. I'm afeard.
Let me come with thee.
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654. Yes, Margaret.
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655. Come to me.
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656. Aah!
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657. - Telltale bitch, thou set the dogs on me.
- Course I didn't.
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658. - Get me out of this.
- What dogs? Whose dogs?
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659. I don't know, they've
been chasing me for miles.
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660. Ah. They could be from the farm.
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661. - Farm?
- Edmonton's. They kept me there a week.
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662. - What did thou tell them, Margaret?
- Oh, nothing.
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663. Oh! Nothing. I swear. Get me out of this.
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664. They just kept you there?
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665. Yes. Oh, let me out.
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666. Art thou ready to give thy skin tonight?
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667. Art thou ready?
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668. Let me see.
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669. They did it to me.
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670. There was nothing I could do.
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671. They took it from me.
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672. Save me, Angel.
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673. Thou b'ain't worth saving, Margaret.
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674. Let the dogs eat thee.
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675. Bye.
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676. Angel!
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677. Here!
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678. - What is your name, woman?
- Get it off me!
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679. Who set traps for you?
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680. Pig!
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681. Why do you set the dogs on me?
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682. Bring her.
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683. Over there.
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684. Bind her.
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685. Leave us, Ralph.
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686. Ralph!
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687. I do not wish to hurt you.
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688. But I will have the truth. Do you hear?
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689. I don't know what you mean.
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690. I have one mission here.
To destroy your practices.
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691. No consideration will prevent me.
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692. So speak.
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693. Never.
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694. - You'll do better than that.
- I didn't kill no one.
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695. Who will know, when you're
swinging from the gibbet?
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696. Tell me, where is Angel Blake?
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697. You saw her in the woods.
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698. She was the one who trapped you.
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699. The bitch.
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700. If Angel has returned, where
does she meet her followers?
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701. Anywhere.
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702. Where is your meeting place?
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703. Anywhere.
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704. Anywhere that's hidden.
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705. Tonight...
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706. No, no, tomorrow night. It's past.
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707. Tonight! Where?
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708. In the old church, like before.
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709. My master will take his form
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710. and the last one will give a limb...
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711. And then... And then...
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712. That is all I need to know.
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713. You be too late.
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714. My master will be complete.
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715. He'll be too powerful for you!
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716. You don't have no chance.
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717. Ralph.
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718. Thou must not give me such frights.
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719. - What's wrong with thy leg?
- Nothing. Don't touch it.
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720. - Art thou alone?
- Yes.
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721. - There's no one else here?
- No. Why do thee ask?
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722. - Where's Mr Peter?
- Down the village with the rest of them.
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723. Has thou not heard? The judge be
causing a great purge. Thou'It be missed.
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724. They may come for me.
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725. What's wrong, Ralph? We'd
better go down the village.
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726. As thou loved Cathy, don't
breathe a word to no one.
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727. No, no. No.
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728. - No one goes to the spare room now?
- No.
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729. Ralph? Don't go up there!
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730. There's going to be a riot.
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731. Here we are. There we are.
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732. Go on. Out.
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733. Three muskets. Are there no more?
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734. No, sir.
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735. Them guns ain't no use against the devil.
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736. - Are you one of his clan?
- I, sir? No, to be sure.
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737. My daughter's there,
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738. Her daughter be a ruddy witch.
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739. We're to hang 'em all, every one of them.
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740. - What are we waiting for?
- Hold on!
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741. - It's the judge.
- What are we waiting for?
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742. What are we waiting for?
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743. So we are ready.
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744. My good friends, we go
about the most fearful business.
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745. Only the most strict discipline
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746. Let those who are not
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747. Let us go.
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748. Ellen, what are them lights?
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749. Sanctum fundamentum salve.
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750. Aah! Oh!
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