St Crispian's Day Speech Flashcards

1
Q

This day

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is called the feast of Crispian

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2
Q

He that outlives

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this day and comes safe home

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3
Q

Will stand

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a tip-toe when the day is named

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4
Q

And rouse

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him at the name of Crispian

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5
Q

He that shall

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live this day and see old age

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6
Q

Will yearly

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on the vigil feast his neighbors

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7
Q

And say “Tomorrow

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is St Crispian”

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8
Q

Then will he

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strip his sleeve and show his scars

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9
Q

And say “These

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wounds I had on Crispin’s Day

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10
Q

Old men forget

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yet all shall be forgot

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11
Q

But he’ll remember

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with advantages

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12
Q

What feasts

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he did that day; then shall our names

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13
Q

Familiar

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in his mouth as household words

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14
Q

Harry

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the King, Bedford and Exetor

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15
Q

Warwick

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and Talbot, Salisbury and Gloucester

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16
Q

Be in their

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flowing cups; freshly remember’d

17
Q

This story

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shall the good man teach his son

18
Q

And Crispin

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Crispian shall ne’er go by

19
Q

From this day

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to the ending of the world

20
Q

But we in it

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shall be remember’d

21
Q

We few,

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we happy few, we band of brothers

22
Q

For he to-day

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that sheds his blood with me

23
Q

Shall be my

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brother, be he ne’er so vile

24
Q

This day shall gentle

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his condition

25
Q

And gentlemen

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in England, now a-bed

26
Q

Shall think themselves

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accursed they were not here

27
Q

And hold their manhoods

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cheap, whiles any speaks

28
Q

That fought

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with us upon St Crispin’s Day