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"After corey" who is this? |
After hale" peace. What would you tell us Mary Warren? |
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Never saw no spirits? |
No no I accept no depositions. Tell me, mister Proctor have you given out this story to the village? |
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I pray you, mister parris. Do you know, mr Proctor that the entire contention |
And you marry Warren how came you to cry out people for sending their spirits against you? |
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I cannot hear you |
Ah? And the other girls Susanna Walcott and... the others. They are also prrtending |
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Indeed now, mister Proctor be for I decide whether I shall hear you or not.. |
I take it you came here to declare this revelation |
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Now sir -- what is you purpose in so doing |
There lurks nowhere in your heart not hidden in your spirit any desire to undermine this court |
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I tell you straight, mister I have seen marvels in this court I have seen people choked before my eyes by spirits I have seen them stuck by pins and slashed my daggers I have until this moment the slightest reason to suspect the children are deceiving me. Do you understand my meaning . |
Judge Hathorne (bring chair) |
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Mister Proctor... this morning your wife sent me a clam in which she stated she is pregnant |
There be no sign of it-- we have examined her body |
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She will not? |
Mister Proctor if I should tell you now that I will let her be kept another month and if she begins to show her natural signs you shall have her living another year until she is delivered. What say you to that? Come now. You say your only purpose is the save your wife. Good then, she is saved at least a year? And a year is long. What say you sir (claps hands) it is done now will you drop this charge? |
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The your purpose is somewhat larger? |
I judge you not sir. Sit down. I am ready to hear you evidence |
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Marshal go into the court and bid judge Stoughton and judge Sewall declared recess for one hour. And let them go to the tavern, if they will all witnesses and prisoners are to be kept in the building. |
I'm sure of it, marshal (sit down) |
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How many names are here? |
It is not necessarily an attack, I think yet... |
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Then I am sure they have nothing to fear, Mister cheever, have warrants drawn for all of these -- arrest for examination |
No old man you have not hurt these people if they are of good conscience. BUT But you must understand sir that a person is either with this court or he must be counted against it, there be no road between. This is a sharp time, Now, a precise time -- we live no longer in dusky afternoon when evil mixed intslef with good and befuddled the world. Now by God's grace, the shinniby sum is up and then that fear not light will surely praise it. I hope you will be one of those. she's not hearty I see |
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After Proctor" come man, we wait you |
Oh? |
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It is very wellphrased. My compliments. Mister parris, if Mr Putnam is in the court, bring him in. You have no legal training, mister Corey? |
Oh then you're much put upon |
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Indeed? |
No I cannot recall it |
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(Stsnd up) Mr Putnam, I have here an accusation by Mr. Corey against you. He state that you cold prompted you daughter to cry witcvery upon George Jacobs that is now in jail. |
Mr Putnam states your charge is a lie what say you to that? |
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What proof do you submit For you charge sir? |
But proof sir proof... |
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You will surely tell us the name |
In that case, I have no choice but to arrest you for contempt of this court, do you know that? |
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Oh, its is a proper lawyer! Do you wish me to declare the court in full session here? -- or will you give me good reply? |
You are a foolish old man. Mister cheever begin the record. The court is now is session. I ask you, Mister Corey... |
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Old man, if you iformation tells the truth let him come here openly like a decent man. But if he hides anonymity I must know why. Now sir the government and central church demand of you the name of him who reported mister Thomas Putnam a common murderer |
Mister hale. |
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Then there is a prodigious guilt in the country are you afraid to be questioned here?I |
Reproach me not with the fear in the country; there is fear in this country because there is a moving plot to topple Christ in the country |
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No uncorrupted man may fear this court, Mister Hale! None! Mr Corey, You Ars under conseil si tu yourslef, le You Will be in bail intill You decide To answer All questions |
Tous is à court or law, Mister. Ill have no effrontery here |
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We know all |
It surely does |
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None look You Mister Hale |
Mister Hale, You surely do not doubt my justice |
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After hale/"Big line one" |
That is precisely what i am about to consider, sir. What more may you ask of me? Unless you doubt my probity? |
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And let you put your heart to rest. Her deposition mister Proctor |
Mister Parris, I bid you be silent! Sit you down Mr Proctor you sir there. |
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Mister cheever, how came you to this turnabout? Has mister Proctor theatened you for this deposition |
Has he ever treated you? |
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Has he threatened you? |
Then you tell me that you sat in my court, callously lying when you knew that people would hang by your evidence? Answer me! |
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How were you instructed in your life? -- do you not know that God damns all liar? Or is it now that you lie? |
You are with god now. |
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I will tell you this you are either lying now or you were lying in the court, and in either case you have committed perjury and you will go to jail for it you cannot lightly say you lied, Mary do you know that? |
Big line 2 |
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Children a very augur but will now be turned into your souls until honesty is proven. Will either of you change your positions now or do you force me to hard questioning. |
You will still go I with this? |
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A poppet were discovered in mister Proctor's house, stabbed by a needle. Mary Warren claims that you say beside her in the court when she made it, and that you saw her make it, and witnessed how she herself stuck her needle into it for safe keeping. What say you to that? |
While you worked for mister Proctor, did you see popped in that house? |
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Mister cheever |
You are charging abigail williams with marvelous cool plot to murder, do you understand that? |
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This child would murder your wife? |
What's this laughter during... |
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Do you deny it mister Parris? |
Quiet man... |
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Aye but it strikes hard upon me that she will laugh at prayer. Continue mister Proctor. |
In a moment sir. What is this dancing? |
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Mister parris |
You discovered them dancing in the woods Abigail? |
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But she have danced? |
Pray procced |
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I cannot hear you |
I saw that many times |
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Why? What is lacking now |
Might it be that here we have no afflicting spirit pops but in the court there were some? |
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Abigail Williams I bid you now search your heart, and tell me this and beware aware of it, child, to God every would is precious and his vengeance is terrible on them that life without cause is it possible child, that the spirits you have seen are illusion only some deception that may cross your mind when |
Child I would have you consider it-- |
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Child I do not mistrust you |
What is it, child |
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Mary warren do you witch with her? I say do you send you spirits out! |
Man! What do you-- |
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You charge--- |
You will prove this, this will not pass |
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You... You are a lecher? |
In what time...? I'm what time, what place? |
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You deny every scrap and tittle of this? |
You will remain where you are sit you down! Mister Parris, go into the court and bring good wife Proctor out. Mister Parris. And tell her not one word of what's been spoken here. And let you knock before you enter. Now we shall touch the bottom of this swamp. You wife, you say, is an honest woman? |
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And when she put this girl out of your house, she put her out for a harlot. |
And knew her for a harlot? |
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Good then and if she tell me child it were for harlotry, May God spread his mercy on you! Hold! (To Abigail) Turn you back×2 (to proctor) you do likewise now let neither of you face turn to face goody Proctor. No one in this room is to speak one word or raise the gesture ate or nay. Enter! Mister cheever, report this testimony in all exactness. Are you ready? |
Look at me only not your husband. In my eyes only |
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We are given to understand that at one time you dismissed your servant, Abigail williams |
For what cause did you dismiss her? You will look in my eyes only and not at your husband. The answer is in your memory and you need no help to give it to me. Why did you dismiss Abigail Williams |
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In what way dissatisfied you? |
Woman look at me were she sovenly? lazy? what disturbance did she cause? |
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Look at me! |
Your husband did he indeed turn from you? |
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Then he did not turn from You! |
Look at me! To your own knowledge, has John Proctor ever committed the crime of lechery? Answer me is your husband a lecher! |
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Remove her |
She had spoken. Remove her |
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She spoke nothing of lechery, and this man lies! |
What is it child. What's there. Child. Girls why do you... |
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Where? |
Be quiet |
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Be quiet |
Why does she see this vision? |
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Afyer abigail"Marry Warren- - draw back your spirit out of them! |
Have you compacted with the devil? Have You? |
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After the girls" Why can the only repeat you?! |
A little while ago you were afflirted. Now it seems you afflict others, where did you get this power? |
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Why did you turn about yhis past two weeks you have seen the devil have you not? |
You have seen the devil you have made compact with Lucifer have you not? |
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After Proctor |
I cannot hear you what do you say? You will confess yourself or you will hang! Do you know who i am? I say you will hang if you dont open with me! |
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After marry" he bid you to do the devil's work |
Sign what? |
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What are you! You are combined with anti Christ |
I will have nothing from you mister hale will you confess yourself befouled with hell, or do you keep that black allegiance yet? What say you? |
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Marshal, take him and Corey with him to the jail |
Mister hale! mister hale! |
