Richard III

00:03:01 God save King Edward the Fourth!

00:11:53 not knowing how to find the open air...

00:19:30 the readiest way to make the wench amends...

00:24:50 touches me deeper than you can imagine.

00:30:38 Even so thy breast encloseth my poor heart.

00:38:41 with that grim ferryman that poets write of...

00:44:11 - What news abroad? - No news so bad abroad as this at home.

00:47:56 As little joy, my lord, as you suppose...

00:54:19 Madam, yourself are not exempt in this...

00:59:15 and gave himself, all thin and naked, to the numb, cold night?

01:04:43 Grandam, one night as we did sit at supper...

01:11:13 if my weak oratory can from his mother win the duke of York...

01:16:49 - Too weighty for Your Grace to wear. - I weigh it lightly, were it heavier.

01:22:39 and we will both together to the Tower...

01:27:44 Who knows the Lord Protector's mind herein?

01:33:50 Woe, woe for England.

01:38:51 His answer was, the people were not used to be spoke to but by the recorder.

01:42:46 Not as protector, steward, substitute...

01:48:48 Be of good cheer. Madam, how fares Your Grace?

01:57:29 give out that Anne my queen is sick and like to die. About it.

02:03:45 ''that in their summer beauty kissed each other.

02:08:21 Your Grace mistakes. The news I bring is good.

02:15:44 Saddle white Surrey for the field tomorrow.

02:23:29 looks sadly upon him.