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| She has not been a girl these fifteen years, you honor. |
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| But a poppet will keep fifteen years will it not? |
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Corey: Ay, now she is solemn and goes to hang people!
Danforth: Quiet Man! |
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| Surely it have no bearing on the question, sir. He charges contemplation of murder! |
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Danforth: But she have danced?
Parris: Aye sir... |
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| Excellency, will you permit me? |
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| You say you never saw no spirits, Mary, were never threatened or afflicted by any manifest of the devil, or the devil's agents? |
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| And yet, when people accused of witchery confronted you in the court, you would faint, saying their spirits came out of their bodies and choked you... |
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| Proctor: She only pretended to faint your Excellency.- They are all marvelous prenteders. |
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| Then can she pretend to faint now? |
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Danforth: Thought you saw them!
Mary: But I did not, your honor. |
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| How could you think you saw them, unless you saw them? |
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Mercy: Your Honor, I freeze!
Proctor: They're pretending! |
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| She is cold your honor, touch her! |
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Tituba: Take me home Devil! Take me home!
Sarah: Tell him I'm goin' Tituba! Now you tell him Sarah Good is goin too~ |
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| Enter Danforth followed by me. |
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Danforth: Beware hard drink Marshal.
Willard: Ay sir. |
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| Let you question Hale,Excellency; I should not be surprsied he have been preachin in Andover lately. |
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| Danforth: We'll come to that; speak nothin' of Andover. Parris prays with him. That's strange. |
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| I think sometimes Parris has a mad look these days. |
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| I met him yesterday coming out of his house, and I bid him good morning- and he wept and wen his way. I think it is not well the village sees him so unsteady. |
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Danforth: Reverend Hale have no right to enter this...
Parris: Excellency, a moment. |
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| Do you leave him alone with the prisoners? |
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| Parris: Excellency, I think they be aboard a ship. My daughter tells me now she heard them speakin' of ships last week, and tonight I discover my...my stronbox is broke into. |
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| Parris: I tell you what is said here, sir. Andover have thrown out the court, they say, and will have no part of witchcraft. There be a faction here feeding on that news, and I tell you true, sir, I fear there will be riot here. |
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| Riot! Why at every execution I have seen naught but high satisfaction in the town. |
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| Parris: Judge Hathorne: it were another sort that hanged till now. Rebecca Nurse is no Bridget that lived three year with Bishop before she married him. John Proctor is not Isaac Ward that drank his family to ruin. Let Rebecca stand upon the gibbet and se |
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| Excellency she is condemned a witch. The court have... |
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| Hale: Goody Proctor...I have gone this three month like our Lord into the wilderness. I have sought a Christian ay, for damnation's doubled on a minister that counsels men to lie. |
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| It is no lie, you cannot speak of lies... |
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| Danforth: I see light in the sky, Mister; let you counsel with your wife and may God help you turn your back on hell. |
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| Danforth, then cheever, then I exit. |
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| Elizabeth: I never knew how I should say my love. It were a cold house I kept...! |
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| I enter. What say you proctor, the sun is soon up? |
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| Proctor: I will have my life. |
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| God be praised! It is a providence. (running off stage) He will confess, proctor will confess! |
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| Proctor: You would not; if tongs of fire were singeing you you would not! it is evil. Good then, it is evil and I do it! |
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| I enter with Danforth, cheever, hale, parris. |
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