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«Λονδίνο, Αγγλία 1872»
Ορίστε ο κατηγορούμενος παρακαλώ
Ο Δρ William Chester Maynor Captain συνταξιούχος χειρούργος στο στρατό των ΗΠΑ
Ο Δρ Maynor ήρθε στις ακτές μας Αναζητώντας καταφύγιο
Στη μητρική Ηνωμένες Πολιτείες του
Ήταν αδυσώπητα κυνηγημένος από έναν άνθρωπο ο οποίος ορκίστηκε να τον βασανίσουν και να τον σκοτώσουν
Από εκείνη τη μοιραία νύχτα της 17ης Φεβρουαρίου Ο κατηγορούμενος ξύπνησε τυφλά
Ήταν γνωστό αμέσως Αυτός συνεχίστηκε και βρήκε
Και αυτό διώκτη του, πήρε το όνομά του Declan Riley Ήταν ήδη στο σπίτι του
Ο Δρ Maynor πήρε στρατιωτικό πιστόλι του Η τροχαλία πήγε στην επιδίωξη
- Finian
Στους δρόμους, βρήκε ένας άνθρωπος που τρέχει
Βοήθεια! Βοήθεια
Βοήθεια!
Eliza
Ελίζα, ανοίξτε την πόρτα Eliza
... ΕΛΙΖΑ - Στη σύγχυση που προκαλείται από τη νύχτα -
Δεν μπορούσε να διακρίνει τη διαφορά
Μεταξύ του εισβολέα και το αθώο Γιώργος Merritt
Eliza
Σταματήστε τη θέση σας - Αυτό δεν είναι Phinean -
!Οχι
Αυτό δεν είναι Phinean - Όχι! -
!Συγγνώμη! συγγνώμη
!Οχι
Λυπάμαι Λυπάμαι
!Οχι
...Κύριε
Ο Δρ Maynor καύση σε λάθος άνθρωπο
...αν
Δεν επρόκειτο
Κύριε, ίσως το δικαστήριο θα πρέπει να απολυθούν Απλώς κυκλοφόρησε το καλό γιατρό
Με μια συγγνώμη για την παρεξήγηση που έχει λάβει χώρα
Δικαστής
Declan, Dylan Riley είναι το όνομά του
Υπάρχει ένα σημάδι στην αριστερή πλευρά του προσώπου του
Έλα το βράδυ, έρχονται με άλλους Έρχονται ... Με κυνηγήσει και να μπει στο σπίτι μου
Δεν πιστεύετε, κύριε Αυτό το δικαστήριο δεν πιστεύετε
ΠΑΡΑΚΑΛΩ ηρεμησε
Ησυχία στο δικαστήριο Παρακαλούμε ηρεμήσω
Ησυχια! Ηρέμησε! Ηρέμησε
Είμαστε μέλη του σώματος της Αυτής Μεγαλειότητος Θεωρούμε Δρ William Chester Maynor
Δεν είναι ένοχος για φόνο Γιώργος Mirit σκόπιμα
Ησυχια! Ηρέμησε
Με βάση την παραφροσύνη
Δεν είμαι τρελός, κύριε
ΠΑΡΑΚΑΛΩ ηρεμησε
William Chester Mainor
This court rules
You must be locked in a safe reservation At Broadmoor Hospital
Of the insane criminals - "The criminal is spared the punishment" -
Until he officially decides to be released
Please calm down
Move, move - "Mill Hill, England" -
!Damn
You are! He utters these words again and will be expelled
Harold
I have to go back to the stadium Dad - I know, soon you boy -
Take some breaths
Pay attention to the long distance on the wing
I saw the savage coming Play to another stadium
Do not let him attract you, concept? Try to receive the ball clearly
... Sir, the game, sir
Harold, about your choice of words
- Sir, good -
- Come on, boy, come on. - Sir,
I had a little conversation with him - Yes, I saw this -
The newspaper has a terrible story Shooting in Lambeth
By an American, an officer in the army - "Murder in Lambeth" -
And that poor woman I stayed with six children
Yes, I saw this
I do not know what I was going to do, James If I were deprived of you this way
!Yup
This is good, this is good
!Yup! Yup
Yes Yes What do you think of this mule-headed mules?
That's enough, you're out - What is the problem with the word "bloody"? -
Get out - Harold! Harold -
I would like to state that I own Familiar knowledge and general structure
"England, Oxford" - Languages & Arts -
In the Aryan studies and texts Syriac Arabic
I recently submitted my report On the conduct of German verbs
To the linguistic and historical jurisprudence complex - ... Mr Mori -
I understand you do not have a college degree
No sir, no certificate I am self-learning, I have learned myself
I know this word What about school education?
The school was left at the age of 14 To earn my living
Frankly, Frankie This is a lot more
A little more, yes
Of course, we are the honored delegates From Oxford University Press
We were trying to compose this dictionary Since the last 20 years
Despite great efforts For a whole army of academics, including myself
We did not get anywhere
Forgive me, this is not true We are actually backtracking
Language evolves faster than our development
Our great language that arrives All over the world
It has exposed its weapons and sharpened its bayonets She announced that she would not hesitate
We are, with our tantalizing arguments of nausea Related to style and size
The aim of these words
She made us throw ourselves into a prayer before her Immersed in a terrible defeat
At the moment, the endeavor is stalled
Is this over-the-top?
Gentlemen, I am afraid that the situation Calls for a general and no less than a year's worth of trouble
I admit that extraordinary and unconventional Mr. Mori is our solution and our salvation
Your narrative though is a little dramatic But it is true, Freddy
But we need something More than a flaming plea
Qualifications in one's mind Maybe a bachelor's degree
... Qualifications, yes, good
I speak fluent in Latin and Greek Of course, apart from these two languages
I have a good knowledge of romance also Italian, French, Spanish and Catalan
And a lower degree in Portuguese And other dialects
In the Germanic Languages Branch
I know German and Dutch Danish and Flemish
I have specialized in language The Anglo-Saxon and the Goths are Gothic
I attended some work For the publication of these languages
I also have a useful knowledge of Russian
I have enough knowledge of Hebrew and Syriac To read directly
Old Testament And the simplified translation of Syriac gospels
I also know to a lesser degree Arabic Aramaic and Coptic
And Phoenician to the stage Which Gisenos left behind
Forgive me for my chatter I am sure you have questions
Mr. Mori I got a word
"Clever"
Can you know it and tell us its date?
I will elaborate them in a hasty manner
Intelligent, "adjective, mean ingenious, clever, witty"
Probably of low German origin For the word Clover
Or perhaps from the Dutch center Cleaver With the letter Kaff
It means energetic or conscious
Mr. Mori is a teacher Scottish Clog dance also
Please forgive me for hiding this from you
I myself hardly believed in the opportunity
It's all for me, Ada, the whole language
I never knew how to resist your vitality But this is very sudden
And to give up all this School and continuity
Is that what you want? For all of us really?
Ada, I'm a fabric seller Uneducated at a school of Tevetdale
It has suddenly happened now A real opportunity for this
My whole life was ready for this The invitation came finally
Whatever it has achieved I have achieved it with you
I could not do that without you
Once again, be with me
If I was to write a book I will need a bond
My Father
Elsie, boys
Will we go somewhere?
To Oxford, your father is a dictionary checker
New English " "Based on historical principles
What does this mean?
It's a great book with lots of words All English words
Like Dr. Johnson's dictionary?
Yes, but his book Only a few words
I am responsible for my identification Definition of each word
Will the word "happiness" be in it, Dad?
Yes, the word "happiness" will be in it, Elsey
It will need my dictionary To as many folders
To contain the entire language
Will the word "sad" be present? - The word "sad" will be present, yes -
What about the word "big"? Will the word "big" be in it?
Yes, and "small" also
There is no word in your mind You will not be in this very big book
My Father? - Yes Ouzuen -
Will Ozwin be in it?
... probably ... maybe
You and playing books, we agreed? This ... is a mistake
"Broadmoor, England"
Wednesday 17 April 1872 Prisoner No. 742
No. 742, Attendance
Mainor, William Chester American, 48 years old
Surgeon, captain in the US Army
His religion is unknown
Categorized as dangerous to others
A guest in pool number two
The prisoner is in a state of anger Spits dozens of times
According to him, he is trying not to swallow Cold iron bars coated with poison
Pressed on his teeth
Enter
March 17, three days passed The prisoner did not sleep there
He constantly jumps out of his bed A researcher under him is in a state of extreme panic
: Repeatedly claims to search for "Who come looking for him at night"
Dr. Richard Brin
Mentally Ill Physician At the Broadmoor Mental Health Clinic
William Chester Maynor " Dr. Breen 's Patient
There was staring to my face There is no room to deceive the interior minister to accept
Can you believe this?
Such as Orthios, a two-headed dog Written in the literary institute in a single sentence
Your book, Mr. Mori, will need to be established Strict rules prohibiting such insults
In addition You must correct all spelling errors
And puts the correct pronunciation And emphasizes the validity of speech
We have talked about this by YaMax
What about all the tricks and binoculars
Lack of finesse and impotence Which comes in the future?
The language must be in its purest form Efficiently polite
So that they can not from now on But only deteriorate
It's up to us To fix it once and for all
And then the amendments can be allowed or not
Who will allow him to authorize this? You, O Max? I? No
Words are all legitimate in language
Old or new, neglected or active Of foreign origin or originated at home
The book must be an inventory of each word Each difference is simple
And every change in the derivation And every citation from every English writer
All or nothing at all
That means reading everything
The quotation of everything has to do with history Words that can be quoted
The task is enormous and great
And impossible
There is a way to solve
The task you may need To one man who lives a hundred years
You can need a hundred men They live one life
Volunteers, we've tried this By James O and we failed
I'm afraid there is not enough Of academics in the country
How many people have you recruited? - Eighty, maybe ninety -
With a thousand of them you can check this out In just a few years
"Key words" - Where do you suggest finding a thousand men? -
Everywhere English is celebrated and spoken
In every bookstore or school Place of work or home
Did you mean ordinary people? Hobby?
English speakers, yes
We will ask them to read Search for the words we want
"The standard word is to solve this dictionary" - ... And let them write the word -
On a piece of paper
With the quote they found Which explains the meaning of the word in it
They then send the paper to us
... full army
"The standard word is to solve this dictionary" - Covering the entire empire and beyond -
Works to refute the entire English literature He sets up a list of his full language
Dictionary of Democracy
However, we will check it Educated men
By this order, Mr. Mori How much do you think you need to finish your job?
Five years, seven maximum
The whole words and their full history?
everyone
Dear England
We are about to start The greatest adventure of our language
"Let's begin with the word Adapark:" The land pig
We will not even stop "Zeimardji:" The chemistry of fermentation
Zaimeerdji?
I bet this is the last word in the language
It is certainly nothing After craftsman Z and Wai
And what it means?
You will be able to search for them In a few years
He has strong enthusiasm - Yup -
And that Scottish scourge of the ears
Why do not you think he's trying to hide it? Keeping our ears safe?
His ideas are very radical That's exactly what we need
You do not think he was a publisher of pamphlets Horrible German-born, right?
No, no, no, my dear
This man is practically sick To be part of our small world
I say that he has been strongly seduced
I'm sorry, Ada
For what?
On this dispersion On the fragmentation of the house, on your grove here
I have no doubt James and no worries I need this promise from you
Now that it has started To come to an end firmly and design
Petition to English readers In Great Britain
America and British colonies
To read the books and write abstracts For a new dictionary worthy of English
We live today and know the origin of the earth
"Petition" - Human beings and all animals -
We know what boiling water is hot And how long it will take
... Our gurus know exact measurements
"Abscoatolit: left quickly" - For latitude and longitude -
"Ich News and Periodicals" - ... However we have no scheme or compass -
"Eletriomance: as a priest, an astrologer" - To guide us across the wide sea of words -
The time has come to give this great language Dignity and respect itself
Like other standards defined by science - "Achachatura: a musical sign page 47" -
Send your words to Oxford - "Hurt you" -
Let us all communicate In this great endeavor
Through the wonderful maze of our interlocking mail - Oxford Dictionary -
What are you doing, Dad?
Me and Mr. Bradley We dig a big hole in the ground
but why?
For a manuscript room
It is a room like that In the medieval monasteries
Where monks were writers They copy the sacred texts
Look, look at this Look what I found
!treasure
Will you clean this for me - Yes Dad -
Hassan
It takes a long time But we can keep the language up
Mr Bradley
And with you, our volunteers Such as stairs in the ladder
We may be fluent in English To the Gates of Heaven
"Hirbirth"
Come on {\candHFFFFFF
Get away from me
Sorry man
Away from me Who did this to me?
Go back Get out of the way
Return - Take me -
Stay away from me Go back, retreat now, now
Look at me, look at me My son, my son, listen to me, listen to me
We will raise the gate slightly To see if you can pull your leg
I do not know, sir
You have to do this, son We must do this
Let us try
Well done, well done
After the number three one two Three
Stay away from me Stay away from me
How far is the nearest key maker?
Crowthorne
The closest surgeon?
Crowthorne Village, it's a distance away Half an hour back and forth
I want a sharp knife and a saw
Lift it up
Within half an hour This man will bleed to death
Coleman - Yes sir -
He brought a sharp knife and a saw
Quickly
Listen to me now, doctor
I know who you are And how did you get here
Believe me when I say None of your wealth will benefit you
If you do any trick
Who is involved
Wrap the wound with boiling powder Keep the belt tight and take it to a surgeon
Your tie is steady, the bleeding was a little His condition is critical, but he is alive
We are very grateful to you, Dr. Maynor
Was the wound cleaned and finned?
Fortunately our local surgeon is well informed On the latest methods of disinfection and sterilization of Lister
I think you are
Soothing Rash
Dr. Rush, I think he was a surgeon In the US Army for some time as well
Dr. Rush thought that if the patient was made Completely silent during manic convulsions
The effect of madness itself can be reversed
Berber ordered its simplicity
It is an old symbol of the dark days of my profession
But still has its uses When mixed with modern techniques
You think I'm crazy
Are not we all a little crazy?
You feel you are under threat is not it?
There is a man coming in search of me
I am a prisoner and I will not see him coming
So if you allow me I ask for your vigilance
And tell your men to warn me
Easily recognizable
Has a marking tag On the left side of his face
Dr. Maynor, rest assured We will do everything we can
To ensure your safety
Is there anything else Can I help you?
I have a pension Of the United States Army
I hope to give the bulk of it For Mrs. Merritt to support her children
Well, I'm sure he can arrange for this
sir?
I want to take care of this personally
Hey, Doctor
You have our best men Works on the case
Thank you, Monsieur
There are children sleeping here
It's just a message to you, Madam
Delayed time on mail delivery, right? You are terrible liars
I am not a newspaper worker Or police or anything
I'm not here to bother you at all
You need to be sure That you personally received it
I'll slide it under the door
I am not a journalist
who are you then?
I am Monsieur, Madam
I hope I can help you
Is this you?
No, Madam, the message will explain the matter
Who are they?
She even refused to think about it
Thank you, Monsieur
Search again, we should get it
We searched and did not get it
I have quotations for it In the 14th, 15th, 16th and 19th centuries
But not from the 17th and 18th centuries
How can this? : How can Ruskin write
The statue was approved " And launched in 1849?
"OK ... John Raskin" - ... How can I now use it daily -
If you tell me It disappeared in the 17th century?
...no IAM not - Where did you go in two hundred years? -
I'm not saying it disappeared, sir I simply say that we have no evidence
Look again, Charles
Where do you want me to look, sir?
Maybe in Christmas cards Or medical instructions? Or manuals?
Or maybe Gay Fox's messages?
We only deal with the character "er" here
What about B & C, DJ, E & F? ... and Ji and Ich and Ai and Gee and Kee
This is hopeless, sir
Mr Hall! please Try to maintain the appearance of tact
Henry, what exactly is the problem here?
It is the word of Arov: "Agrees" Sir
A link is missing
"If nothing is said about the word Art:" Art - Art: Art -
We miss the word Arov In the 17th and 18th centuries
We can not find one effect for her
"See in the poem" Lost Paradise The language took a decisive turn in the days of Milton
He was a fundamentalist He wanted to reaffirm his English
The key will be the solution there try this
Perhaps we can overlook About the 17th century sir
We have a generator : In 1380 with John Wyclef
"Christ confirmed his law and with his death he agreed"
We have Raskin here in this century
Mr Bradley We must have every step
It is not about centuries But rather to record the evolution of meaning
Go to Milton's poem She's here
Present, Sir
Mr Bradley - Charles -
Apologize: In 1848 " "Poet James Henry Lai Hunt
"Many apologies for misconduct"
Acceptable
Razor! They brought me my code
Sir Richard! just chill
They brought me the code - Men, come quickly -
Bring it! They brought me the code - Come on -
Quickly
!My Father! My Father! My Father! My Father
!My Father! My Father
This guy is Declan Riley recusant
Mark it
O guard!
TUTISA, I WILL NEED PATTERNS It must have come from below
And to the water, in a bowl at the threshold Elf will not be able to overcome this
What is there on the other side, doctor?
Night, wants to take me there
His blind eyes He can only see me in darkness
How will you feel if we light the lights? - As a treatment? -
I do not need treatment
Not as a remedy, as an experiment - ... I need to see him coming -
So that I can defend myself - As an experience ... Experience in self-protection -
We will start it together, doctor, we agreed?
Let me take a look at this
Multiple superficial wounds on the face
How will you feel, doctor? Did we introduce some of the comforts of home?
... Unscrewing, angle of face 80 degrees
Maybe some clothes
Section of the tendency to love, grade 8 with high Department of love having children, 4 with decreasing
How can this be? - My own clothes as protection? -
As protection, specifically - Yes Yes -
Section coherence, 3 constant The tendency to fight 6 with high
Confidentiality, 8 degrees Hope, 4 is static
Yes, simple things Which we can place in your surroundings
It also happens that the adjacent cell Became available
You can stretch your legs
This will give me space to draw
I can get On the panels holders with colors
Sure ... wonder, idealism, intelligence, shape All eight with a decrease
End, unspecified
Do you have any other requests, doctor?
My books, can I get my books?
Sure, is there anything else?
A pistol
Maybe we will not agree to this
Thank you doctor
Please do not thank me - ... It has been a long time since anyone -
this is different - ... my dear friend, no need to thank -
No need for thanks
A new beginning
Yup
New beginning, yes
How can a man of such a high origin
To decline due to illness By a very large down to the animal?
Doctor?
Mr Monsey?
All boys participated in this - What do we have here? -
It's a book, sir We are all grateful to you
Yes thats right Thank you, Monsieur
Because you saved the life of the young guard, sir
I will read it with enthusiasm and appreciate it forever I thank your men in my name
Merry birthday sir
A glorious birthday for you also, yes
Meat, Mr. Monsey
sir?
I find that warm piece of meat delicious Often better for cold response
Of any number of blankets or charcoal in the fire Especially at this time of year
Did you like the book, sir? - the book? -
Yup - I do not know -
Did he read it?
Well, I've opened the cover - - Sir,
Then open the book - Yup? -
Then he threw it out the window
What? - Yup -
He said that a demon evaporated from the page And he entered his nostrils
Naked? - It's at home now -
Trying to pluck his nose
To lay out a plan for the life of each word
We must start with the birth record When I wrote for the first time
From there the words come to us through the ages It rotates and rotates its way
And its meanings come out and split like a fish
A hostess and a deliverer to and from herself Exact knowledge differences hardly seen
But it leaves traces
In the great breadth of English etiquette
We will chase, hunt and hunt for it
All, every word Of the centuries of writing
We will do this by reading each book
Can this be done?
You crazy crazy bastard
O guard! O guard
Ink, I will need ink - Yes, I understand, sir.
And paper
- Yes sir. Lots and lots of it -
I'll see what I can do, doctor. ... Wya Coleman -
Yes sir?
Do you turn away and get rid of these for me
What is this, sir? - Can not you see? -
Yes, of course I can, sir
It is a hair of a nose Watch out for Satanic vapors
Be sure to wash your hands I'll be sure to get more out later
thank you sir - Thank you Coleman -
I feel very cold, I'll go home
We will warm each other, come on - I feel very cold -
U Smile
I can not, the atmosphere is very cold - Come on -
!No
No, no, you promised me !you promised me
Go away, I owe you nothing
What can I feed my baby?
I do not know, ask their father
How are boxing stuff going?
Mom, are you okay?
Yes Yes I need to vacate myself for a moment
Yes, what do I serve you? - Good evening -
Things will be fine
You wonder if your mother was here?
We will finish packing Matchboxes With the end of the night
There is a man in the door
Tell him that Christmas will go
Will you come back tomorrow - Of course -
Can you give it to me for me?
Tell your mother that Mr. Monsie Wish you a glorious birthday?
The night of your night, the two girls
Mom?
There is meat in one He did not say what in the other
"He said," Tell your mother a glorious birthday
A glorious birthday from Mr. Monsey
It's okay, is not it, Mom?
sir
Stop, sir, please
Yes, my dear?
Is this supposed to be me? - Yup -
Your night is sweet if your lady Merritt - good night -
Thank you
Please forgive me because I will say the following, Madam
But it is not necessary That the situation be so
Boys, they do not have to starve Someone wants to feed them
Take me to him
Let me look in his eyes To see if I can accept it
I went to a banquet I ate apples, bananas and wild tuna
I went to a banquet And I ate apples, bananas, wild tuna, and ... a dog
this is not possible You can not eat a dog
Yes I can - - No, you can not ... Mom -
!Mom
!Mom
Happy birthday to everyone
We are getting fired, Mr Bradley
Attack them
You little villain
Do you remember the first Our birthday at school?
It was not Harold More than 8 or 9 months
He was a fat little boy
Do you remember how he was crying? - Password FAQ Calendar Mark Forums Read -
One night he was screaming hard
I do not know how he managed His little body did it
Every part of him screams
He did not calm down anything I tried to do I was afraid
Then I came home
I raised it in your arms And his firmness to your chest is stopped
He was very exhausted and slept immediately
It was always so, with all of them
You have something I do not have
So I taught myself To be what you were not
Strict, steady, unchangeable
Queen and clown Together they form an ideal world
What if it changes? What if you were not present to be a clown?
I know I was a little recent
But the change will be solved It will be for the better
I wish I had your trust
I want to put out the fire When you come to bed?
"Paradise Lost"
I thought you might be here, sir
I have a few hours before I wake up My children for the morning of the feast
I thought to take another look On the word Arov
So we became two
William?
Dr. Maynor?
I have an offer for you ... there is a request for a meeting
Tristram Chandi
A gift from Mr. Monsey and his men
But it is more than just a gift
The issue is very sensitive
I'll need the books Folders are much more than I have
William, I think this could be Is very important to us
University of Oxford A full-English inventory
They asked for help
Will you listen to me, William?
I'll be fine ... working
... with this work
I will be fine
But I will need the books I need only books
Write me a list of all the addresses you want If I have I will send it to you
Thank you doctor
William
When do you want to come?
Lady Merritt
where is he? - Will come after a moment -
I wanted to make sure everyone was breathing
There is real generosity in your visit today Hey, Merit
True courage
It is not courage that comes to me, doctor
... Is it
Is it possible to wait outside?
the message - Yup -
Hassan
...How can - We will take care of everything sir -
Thank you Doctor - Thank you, Mrs. Merritt -
This does not make it right
What would you like to send her?
everything
Few first books have been read
"Articles by Sir Joshua Reynolds" - ... and the 17th and 18th centuries before others -
Which call for urgent assistance
These two horns are almost entirely Need to be reviewed
You can focus on the rare and the late Old and new and strange
But do not avoid quoting from it
Because every word is in place Become beautiful in the light of its meaning
Sir Monsey
Sir Monsey
Sorry to wake you up I need your help with mail
Yes, good Are we at night?
There is a lot of it, I need envelopes Lots of them, lots and lots of envelopes
Big bag - Present Sir -
And Nagar, can you bring me a carpenter In the morning of course?
"Art"
"Part 1, 2 and 4"
good morning sir
I am afraid that the situation Not very good, Henry
It is the word art None of the references are helpful
Are you sure, sir? I checked myself last night
Strange combination
I have lost all sense of cohesion It lacks many variations in meaning
We must start again
But, sir, we will need weeks To reset the definitions only
Mr. Gill asked me In the printing press office this morning
I would very much like to see Art They were torn and re-started when I came back
We agreed? - Good sir -
Thank you, Henry
"Art"
Your book, Mr. Mori Will be an impervious contribution to English science
It will make you famous when you are done
Look around you, Mr. Mori
An empire with an area and population Quarter of the globe
The largest commercial area ever known
If one wants to contribute, then I will In front of her majesty and speaks in her own language, English
Forgive me, Mr. Jill
He reminded me why I was taken out About my work this morning
The Bible, Mr. Mori
I was brought to the printing press to be updated Trading academic books, to sell
Do you know what is the first book Quick sell I found it?
Bible King James Version
Sell everywhere In all remote areas and swamps
Where there is an Englishman He does the work of the Lord with the cloak of a monk
We have operations on every continent
Stores in Edinburgh and Toronto Melbourne and Calcutta
All print, assemble and distribute all advertisements
Now everything is ready For the new good book
Everything awaits you
What is that?
Your job takes too long
Our expectations are constantly adjusted We have not seen a single page of it
Commissioners unanimously agreed to take care Making the project end in time
For this You have a bunch of suggestions in your hands
On the way in which the area of work is mitigated
What we need Is a more enthusiastic selection
Survive for the most appropriate words only
I'm tired My team is more than tired
For months I have not received my requests for help No response
She refused to pay the costs One extra assistant up
I started this thing and I intend To achieve something unprecedented
To organize the world of words And make them universally reachable and useful
I swear that nothing will stop me from achieving this
As for now Since this very moment
My insistence Stronger than ever
You are on the verge of total abolition
These are laws designed To help continue the work
You may not like Mr. Mori But what is the other way?
My way, Mr. Jill
Master Mori
We watch with a worried eye
Watch if they feel stunned
Help me, my God I'm lost
!sir
!sir! sir
What? - It 's a marvel -
This is impossible - Calm down, man, say what you have -
The word Abrov, sir, has been completed
Done? - You're right sir -
Others who agree " "Do not overflow according to your example
For the poet Milton "In the poem" Paradise Lost
Did you find it?
No, we are not, sir We recommend that you read this
"... with a great sense of pride I present myself as a volunteer"
Please read on, sir
You will find an attachment in the envelope A word paper " "With quotations approved
"From all sides of literature"
The key " "Dictionary within a dictionary
The words " "With added quotations
My order is simple " "Make your coats light
"Write to me"
"Tell me what words are currently selected"
"Literary Institute" - "Shine and disappear in your hands" -
Agreed, Approved " "... OK, OK, OK
"From A to D" - "... Let other helpful people" -
Searching the ocean " "Putting their nets on display
I will shoot my car " "And I pick quotations that have escaped you
"Abrauf" - "When you ask me to do this" -
1667, the poet Milton " The lost Paradise poem
Yours sincerely, W C. Maynor " "Crowthorne, Parkshire
See, everything is here
He gave us the reference to the word Arov In the 17th and 18th centuries
The word Art? - Not these, but many others -
All start with a letter Words we all work on
At first sight all are usable
The Lord has sent us a Savior
Now all we have to do Is to try to keep him
Thank you, Mr. Hall
Let's take a closer look On these scraps
You can not estimate The impact of your offer and your timing
I am your grateful recipient
Let the paper and ink They are like flesh and blood
To have the privilege of meeting
Attached to the message you will find a list In words that are now evading us
And proved the word Art They are particularly tired
... you will find attached to the message
Quotations you requested - "Art" -
In contemplation of the word Art I remembered : The words of a great man of our time said
"... all the great and beautiful work has come"
"The 16th Century ... Art" - "First alert" -
"Without shrinking into darkness"
Do you allow me, sir?
Yup
"Art"
"Arson: arson, Artemisia" - I know that dark well -
"Art" - ...Thank you -
Because you allowed me By lending Nuri to your light
Together we will shrink darkness Until only the light remains
The Savior
"Art" - Crawthorne, Parkshire -
New English Dictionary " "Based on historical principles
James A. Murray's audit " "Head of Department of Linguistic Sciences, Part I
Here it is
We'll put your name on it now too
New English Dictionary " "Based on historical principles
Mr Bradley, can I take it Another brochure please?
I know someone else His joy in seeing her will not be measured
Yes Madam?
Is Mr. Mounsi at the helm? - Yup -
Can you please tell him That Mrs. Merritt came to see him?
I will certainly do, Madam
"Great hopes, Charles Dickens"
Hello ma'am - Mr Monsey -
Very happy because you are back, my lady Merritt
Come in, ma'am
...This
Very interesting
Enter your doctor
Mrs. Merritt brought you a book
Yes, from the Mags, bookstore I was told you liked to read
Thank you
Do you want to go around, Madam? It is a beautiful spring day
did you read it?
Great hopes The book you brought me?
Is it your favorite?
No, no, suggested by the bookseller
... I came to say
Thank you
The boys will not be hungry anymore
They have warm clothes now So for the next year, however
It is never too late with children Their whole life lies in tomorrow
But I can not continue By taking your money ... this is not right
... Please, Mrs Merritt - It is blood blood -
I know, but it's my blood too
My life belongs to you I made it that night
She suffered a spirit, and a terrible trade Put another between your hands
Right, all I have is yours
I do not know what to think
I do not know why I came
Lady Merritt, please
Good, let me know if you're back
Let me look at these chains
Thank you
What will I serve you, sir?
Yeah, I'm here to see the supervisor
Is he waiting for you? - No, I came out of an immediate desire -
I am James Mori
I am a friend of Dr. Maynor But by mail only
Dr. Maynor? Supervisor? - Yes, I came to bring him this -
The fruit of our work
I know who you are, sir
You sent messages for you I lied the stamps myself
Thank you Use your native tongue
Yes, I'll see what I can do
If this is a good doctor - Mr. Mori, Sir.
Dr. Maynor I'm proud to know you, sir
I can not believe what you see in my eyes - Neither I nor this surprise -
How did you login?
I came despite the remote possibility of meeting you And to bring you this
What we have collected so far Humble but determined to inherit the earth
thank you You deserve a sense of pride
I can not speak - You served as a fortress for us, doctor -
I'm glad I helped you Even though I am just an employee of the Queen
Avery is yours
... I sent a quote for the word " Lexicon Barrett, 1580 -
Of course, English dictionaries mean Latin, French and Greek first
But of course you know this - Of course I do not know, but I know poets -
You are in your messages Know the author - My mission is to introduce the word -
Alvary! Its a lovely sign
"What about Kush:" Blackjack Or Vettel: "Polishes"?
Good
"Loach:" Shy
Recall this from childhood
She always looked naked
Comortex, I adore this word Looks like you want problems
It's definitely troubling It is hard to find
"Jair:" Roundabout
Revolution, spiral
"Decayed:" Cross
Formed of cross lines X-letter, or crossword
Maybe you should write definitions and me I will be useless in caring for your patients
So let's leave it as it is
We just started Partners, word versus word
American and Scottish?
How did an American get to this place?
It's a story for another day Follow the comparison
One from Oxford University And one from Yale University
Both have hairy hair - One clever and another crazy -
Yes, but which one and which?
New English Dictionary " "Based on historical principles
Where do we go from here?
"From the word" adversity "to" bathe
"From the word" shower "To" cholera
"From the word" cholera "To" dysentery
"From the word" dysentery "to" eczema
"From the word" eczema "To" fungus
Why not jump directly to "leprosy"? - This drops a lot of words -
"You can go back to" acne - No need for wheel -
who is this?
It's Mori, sir. Who is Mori? -
The man who works on the dictionary Which the doctor was working on
Lord!
It is a very busy day So we keep the meeting brief
Present, Sir
Mr Monsey
Give Mr. Mori a full visit rights Let me know when they will meet
- Sir, Thank you -
To document their meetings Trust them in boring detail
One can dare to say The place is lovely here
Listen to the leaves of trees Scratch the air
Sometimes it looks like ... voice firing cannon and sometimes like
Such as applause - Yes, applause -
Mr Mori - Yes, I must go if -
Check your messages
I will gather my thoughts And spark it from your thoughts
Iron iron also sharpens A man also hugs his friend
Holy text, you are a religious man This should not surprise me
This is thanks only to his grace
I wish I had tested this more - Will do my friend -
Good and compassion will follow me throughout my life
Yes, though my miser Through the valley of the shadow of death
You are not alone, doctor We are now linked
We have gathered close to the blood
two brothers
I looked for you this morning
I wanted to share with you Some good news
any news? - New Volunteer, Miracle -
It brings us out of the swamp We have doubled our progress with him now
This is awesome, James
who is he?
just a friend
"Great hopes"
"Dickens, Great Expectations, 1861"
"Memorable:" Worth mentioning "
A message from our supervisor, sir
Thank you
Henry, would you care about future messages? Of the whole good doctor
He is a man who loves privacy I would like to respect this
I brought another book for you - I see this -
What is the?
It's from the list Which Mr. Monsie gave me
I asked him, it's one of the books I wanted
You are good at reading
I will guess which one is Give me a paragraph of it
Or sentence
I am sorry, Doctor
Lady Merritt, Lady Merritt
Lady Merritt, please, what did you do?
Do not read well
forgive me What I had to assume
You do not need to bring me books ... my lady, Merritt, your visits
Please doctor, let me alone
I can teach you
This is realistic - Please let me know you can teach your children -
It's freedom, Mrs. Merritt
I can fly from this place On the backs of books
You have reached the end of the world On the wings of words
I can not - When I read ... no one is following me -
When I read, I am the one who stalks Pursue the path of the Lord
please I beg you
Join the chase
"Camcott:" Chinese orange
"Opelong:" Rectangle
"Bert:" Sleet
"Bronze:" Peach
Coconut: Coconut
Chetty
I won, O Mori
What is Cheetti? - Long form of chit -
... Of course, Chit, a message or a note Of Indian origin, right?
That's true
Who is she? - The impossible -
The more impossible love was, the greater
Do you really think this?
My heart is very sick
...Hassan
What I know about love is It often becomes the disease is treatment
It's my girlfriend
She is my dear friend
It has received a terrible loss
Perhaps the grace of the Lord will solve them Through your love, O William
"Eat:" he eats You do not utter the letter, it's uttered
"A ... G ... SELL"
Brush and thickness - Yup -
Wash - You are learning very quickly -
The brain is wider than the sky We put them one near the other
One will easily include the other you too
The brain weighs the Lord
Their weight is a pound versus a pound
They will differ, if they disagree
The difference would be the word From the voice of its utterance
Did they cut the rest of that girl's hair?
... Lady Merritt - It is making amazing progress -
Lady Merritt
I began to think that whenever it was revealed to the world Behind these walls will be treated faster
You think it can be cured, doctor?
...I must do There must be hope for all of us
Even the most tormented souls
I ... think about it
Dear friend, I recommended the commissioners Your name should be mentioned in the first folder
For the new English dictionary "Based on historical principles
In which you breathe your vibrant mind The same life I desperately needed
The last booklet is already complete Waiting, James
"Volume I, Letters E and B"
"Checking Dr. James A. Murray"
Congratulations ... Doctor Mori
Because you gave us a letter eh "Even the word Baizen:" a terrible sight
And on the rest of the letters "Starting with the word CAP:" wagon
thank you sir
University of Oxford, PhD " "In the name of James A. Ich Mori
It is not sold
4 thousand requests in the whole empire Demand is not increasing
We are farce academics
I wonder if the time has come
So that we can gently descend upon our gentle Scottish man About the small roost
Things will be okay They are good boys
We do not have to do this If you do not want to
Look at me
William
Things will be fine
Boys, I want you to know To a friend, his name is William
You must be Olive, is that true?
Yup
Iris
Jack
And Peggy
You must be Peter
I was glad to meet you, Peter
And you are Claire if?
Claire
I am honored to meet you, Claire
Claire
Claire
Mr Monsey
Watch them for me for a moment only
Doctor! wait wait
I'm sorry, I did not want this to happen ...I'm so sorry
I remember that I was safe and quiet I remember I knew who I was
Then I woke up and all this was over
... and your hatred A lot and a very long time
But after I knew you I know who you are
I know it is the same Has been done to you
I wrote you something
"I can because of you"
"I can" - "I can ... because of you" -
I miss my husband
I came here That first day I hate you
To take your money I will see you as a prisoner, and your matter is over
You have to keep going
Not anymore
Look what I did Look what I did
There is not much this time, sir
Department of the elderly patients " "For staff only
I wrote you something
No, read it when I go
I'm sorry, Eliza
But what if I am not sorry?
She killed him again
Sin is your sin
She killed him again
"If it is love ... what then?" - In your heart -
Mr. Coleman
Perhaps you should warn the clinic
I hurt myself
My friend, I no longer find " "I have the right place to do this
I thought you might accept it " "You remember me
As a testimony to our friendship " "And what we have created together
"In the short and ephemeral time"
Because then and with you " "I could trust my mind, William
Dr. Mori I'm Richard Breen, supervisor
I was glad to meet you, sir
I am very proud of the contributions Which Dr. Meinor of course did
The disease entered a new phase You may be shocked
I must warn you too It may show some enmity
I came
Of course I came
I knew you would do
Your Lord is very demanding
There was a sacrifice required
I received your message - His love -
His wife
Stolen from the dead
Have you reached the words of the letter ay now?
I had some to add to your words
... but it seems I can not
I can not find my pen
It's our words, William, it's our job
... Maybe that's true, maybe
Madness gave us words
But you have made it your own It bears your secret signature
why did you come here?
Have you brought others? - I'm alone William -
I have reason to believe they are hiding
Between spaces in the ground They wait for their time
I'm sorry James I'm sorry
I ... for a moment I am
I dared to get hope
... your words ... forgiveness
It is more than forgiveness
She ... gave me this
Read it later If you really want to know why
know what?
Acesetment
!
Acesetment
Quote, of Austin, 1832
I sent him, but only out of hope I was not sure yet
No ... I can not remember the quote
!look for it! look for it
You've seen me now, and we're done
You can leave the madman to his illusions
I came here to see my friend
I'm not a friend of anyone, I'm a criminal
Everything else is fabricated So he left
Left, left, left ... left, left
No longer, I do not want to see you
Please, Dr.
If it is your claim that you are my true friend
This simple security will be respected
Yup
I think it should not be there Other visitors to Dr. Meinoor
"Bundemead:" Maid
Are missing from the first folder
The English word is completely used daily It is not our
I do not know how this can happen I have verified the evidence myself
The University of Vienna paid attention to it You bastards, this is a shame
Calm down, Phillip
We will add them, we will form an annex I meant to discuss this with all of you
Do you intend to forget other words?
"The makers of this great folly"
They also see that they are superior to ensuring that " "Names and recipes denote states
So do not mention an African word " "Or Arab or American and others
This is contained in the damned Figaro newspaper
At the same time They explain the virtues of their competing dictionaries
In France, Germany and the Netherlands
This is a war over the spread of the colonial language - "Oxford University and Mr. James Mori" -
Not a war fought with shots and bayonets - "Oxford Dictionary Problems" -
But influence and attendance - This is very ridiculous -
No, the absurd is your stubborn and stubborn approach
An enormous abundance of surplus things Doctor Mori
We need your focus The language evades you, you lose
What exactly do you say, Mr. Gill?
This is the University of Oxford We are not losing
It is clear ... that the only remaining way of working
BONDMED - What did you say? Raise your voice, Freddy -
Bundemide, I raced the guide from the writing room To use in one of my lectures
I forgot to return it
I'm responsible for not putting it - This does not change anything -
And also the absence of words such as African, Arab and American
She persuaded James not to include her
So you can see, gentlemen You are criminalizing the wrong person
... Freddy - You're right, Philip.
There is one way to act
I will resign from my post Of the Commission of Commissioners
We'll announce it The project will continue ... with James
... I do not really understand how - - Philip, please.
Send this in writing To the offices of the printing press in the morning
It is completely lying - Of course he is lying -
So why do they leave them doing their work? - Did not you see? -
Dr. Mori The same distance as one of the collapse
It is without Fornival mediation All we need is to wait
He spoke privately with Bradley
I think it is required to be our He is judged more willingly on the helm
"Milton"
"Only the most persistent people"
James, what's up?
I'm lost, Ada
Today was a day of loss
I need to tell you some things
Do not continue to explain what I did there
Nothing you can tell me To make it right
All wisdom and perseverance are all ... and you just ninety
How long have you known madness? How long have you been with this man?
Why are you so angry? What difference can this make?
His work on the dictionary proves that he is sane You fooled the jury and cheated you
What about repentance, Ada? What about atonement?
Commissioners, your team and your family ... We all deserve more than to know
Stop!
I can question the moral Every hidden volunteer we relied on
This man hits his children This man is addicted to drink
And that, did not you hear? Scams in words Cross in Times Magazine
... remove the Black Guard from the list
He's a criminal! He lied to you
Have not you ever lied? Did not you?
What do you fear so much? That a guilty man can purge his sins?
Is not that what we believe in? What do we whisper to our children at night?
What do we pray for? Forgiveness
I do not know who preaches
neither am I
"So in their despicable plot they stood repentant" - "Paradise Lost" -
"Pray from the seat of mercy from the top"
The grace granted " "I have removed the alienation from their hearts
"And made new flesh"
Milton The Lost Paradise
Grace granted "O Ada" By falling, salvation for all
If we choose to engage in it
"If it is love ... what then?" - What is that? -
Letter from the widow Ask the question to the murderer
Acceptment, accept the harm that has been " "Suits, consensual, compensation
Legally married wife and family Still have the right to compensation
Not understand
This means that everything is paid off The culprit compensates the victim
I thought he gave her money already
No, Ada, his life, his life
"If it is love ... what then?"
That's what I wrote him
... and his answer - "If there is no chance of atonement" -
If there is no chance of atonement
What will you do?
What can I do?
Sometimes when we push people away from us We need to resist
If it is love ... what then? " "If there is no chance of atonement
Please, let me in Let me in
I need to see him Let me in
Please, Monsieur I know you can hear me
Let me in I need to see him
let me in
Lady Merritt - I need to see him, please -
It's better to go now And not to return
Please, I need to see him - Lady Merritt, I'm sorry -
I need to see him, please, no
I need to see him! I beg you
"Paradise Lost"
The time has come to start a therapeutic approach More surgical and experimental
All procedures will be fully documented
William
Are we ready?
Ready and with all rights
Thank you Doctor
They fixed his arms
Well, here we are
So, prove, well done
Come on, let's move it, stand up
Hassan
Doctor, carry with me - Yup -
Well, that's good, that's good
Sit
Prove yourself
one more time
The same thing again sir - No -
a second
Yes, we are stuck We are distracted
one more time - I'll put it here -
Again sir, well done - I asked first -
Stand up, stand up
Proved - one more time -
Have you brought it? - Yup -
Lady Mori
My name is Churchill I work for the South London Chronicle
Can I talk to your husband, Madam?
The story will be published tomorrow, sir
Everything, you Your Great Book, Widow Merritt
There is nothing I can do anymore For this now
I just wanted to give you a fair warning
But these, I did not give it to the newspaper
I thought maybe you can keep it
It seems to be in bad shape, sir
Mom
No, no
Go upstairs And play there
James
If you allow me to say, Sir between me and you
I was worried about Some of Dr. Brin's medical techniques
We had to take precautions
William?
I am James O William
William - I fear that this does not work -
He is not here
I do not know where it is But it is not here
Wait for me outside
Dr. Mori, I must ask To teach me before your visit
Once you learn
Yes, but this is not a club, sir This is a medical facility
Dr. Meinor is patient under my care - It's my friend, my brother -
Yes, it's my friend too He is one of the bravest men I know
But this is a very rough situation
It is a fair question whether it is the soul Has left the body or not already
"Away from himself and from his rational mind"
Which without him we photograph " "Or just monsters
How could this have happened?
I must ask you to leave immediately
No, his place is not here Not like this
On the contrary It does not belong anywhere else
Please allow us to continue our work We have a lot to do
It's okay, William
I beg you
It's okay, William, it's okay William
There is nothing wrong
It was the last 400 years He knows his quotations alone
"American Assassin defiles the Oxford Dictionary"
We were in the darkest moments He gave us life
I'm asking you to help, son To tell the truth what he did
Let this be known, not this
The only thing I regret
Is that you did not confront me With this information sooner
What you should know has already been said Here, written, did not you see?
But this is human life
All it is I will end up with him in that place
It is where it must be
What interest Who does charity useless?
If I resign
There will be no need To these theater movements
The name of William Maynor will be deleted Of the certificates of recognition of all credit
You will be welcome As much as you want this as a contributor to the dictionary
The audit function will be transferred directly to Bradley
I will propose this at an emergency meeting To the commissioners of this afternoon
I do not expect any dissent
I will not steal more of your time - I will not steal your time from you -
Oxford Public Station " "reservation office
Yes sir? - Is the master of the house present? -
James
Is everything okay?
I'm sorry, Freddy I did not know where to go here
I lost everything
Everything has collapsed
I wanted to be closer to the history of everything
To give the world a book that gives meaning Everything the Lord has created
Or at least the English part thereof
But he beat me
Now I paid for this Everything had value to me
Do you know? There is another book He claims this exactly
But he has preceded you
come with me Come, I want to show you something
"I need a dang:" Shipping timber
What? With a "small stick"? How do you do this?
"I did this by saying:" The trick
Daneig, Sprat, a report
How many new words Have you replaced old words?
How many new words For things not yet imagined?
How many of them in your comprehensive book?
Language can not remain intact James permanently
It is not whether it emanates from life
But how can work be done? If it is never completed?
You gave us his heart with a violent shake Let's start with the first few pulses
Generations after you will follow this work For thou hast shown them on the way
But it will never be complete
Forget it, take care of yourself Leave me the project
I have some tricks For Jute and his follower generation
They did not think about it in their maneuvers
Ada
After Bradley became responsible The University Press leads the endeavor firmly
We think we can stay On our desired goal
Which is 704 pages per year Where we double the current sales estimate
Thank you, Mr. Gill
Good, gentlemen I think we are now well informed
To vote on the draft resolution
Sorry, my husband can not attend
I want to ask permission Say some words in his place
Lady Mori, this is a closed meeting I'm afraid you should leave
My family and I gave a lot For the glory of the commissioners, Mr. Jill
I'm sure they can give us A few moments of their time in return
Of course, Lady Mori We are here to listen, please
My husband has a leather sheet Small silly
: Printed on the doctrine "Only the most persistent people"
Perseverance, you searched for in your dictionary
Continuous and sincere effort To achieve what one seeks
Continue, effort But also, hardness ... and pain
Some of you think My husband is foolish, stubborn and naïve
Submissive to where he arrived because of fear Which awaits us all on the other side
But it is not
He sees the world, he sees it all With his innumerable choices
He chooses to be what he is
Yet two men like them were found On each other in our time
My husband and his crazy criminal friend
Together we gave something exceptional
I'm here to ask you To exclude our prevailing natures
I'm here to ask you Do not punish them for this
Bradley told me you had resigned
And I did what I could do there But they are a difficult group
We will leave this place We'll be back in London
The book, it's not just you alone To leave it, it is us, remember?
Me and the children And for others, they do not count
They can achieve this oh James If there is love
I know the answer now
I know the answer to the widow's question
I want you to do something for me
I will
I want you to go to it She looks into her eyes
If you see forgiveness ... if you see love
I want you to help your friend
Present
Hack my friend - Thanks sir -
If it is love ... what then? " "If there is no chance of atonement
He gave me these The last time I saw it
The last time he was conscious
They refuse to let me see him
Can you make them let me in?
No benefit from this It is no longer as you remember it
I forgive him Why should they punish him?
Thank you for meeting me Without warning Sir Charles
Freddy is an old friend
But I must warn you, Mr. Mori The American criminal is a scar
Perhaps the scar is still very modern - Maybe this will cure her -
I do not think so
Any politician explaining his case He would certainly face public outrage
Prospects of amnesty or deferment of implementation The death sentence is completely absent
What is the price of justice? What is the price of mercy?
Expensive for your first question
It is cheap but not desirable As for the second question
Listen, leverage can be used To secure a hearing for you
But if you were your place I did all I could
To know who will be called to I would have packed people with what I wanted
William?
William, can you hear me?
Let everyone out - I'm James -
Let everyone out - William, you have to hear us -
can you hear me? She brought Mrs. Merritt to Terek
leave him alone - ... wants to talk to you and you need -
leave him alone
With respect, Sir Let them be the same
William?
William?
William, I'm here
I am Eliza
Do you remember, William?
"If it is love ... what then?"
If it is love, then what if William?
... if it is love
It is love
If love is love
stop Please
Do you know why you are here Dr. Meinor?
Yup
And in your opinion, Sgt Have circumstances changed?
No, sir
Under what circumstances did you enter the nesting situation?
Documented remedial procedures - With patient consent? -
Of course
Gentlemen with my respect The problem here poses a different question
Where and under the care of It will be triggered by a misguided sympathy?
There is no other place This is his home
Thank you, Mrs Merritt Is there anything else you want to say?
Yes, I want
My husband did not deserve what happened to him He worked hard, and kept his family together
Then one day he left Nothing can bring it back
What happened to him injustice
For a long time after his departure I did not want to remember him
Not even how it was shaped
I want to say I am sorry about this
It is worth more
My husband was a nice man But he can also get angry
Once furious So much so that he kicked the heater
Because they were not working
He pierced it with his foot and was burnt by hot embers He limped for weeks afterwards
One day Jack saw his successor He jumps and limps like him, do you remember?
Look at Jack
He began to laugh
He laughed hard as he limped So that almost falls
I think that's why In that he was often angry
Because he wanted to his children ... all of you were young He wanted to make them laugh
I think if George was here now
To see that what is happening here is unjust I think this would have angered him
What he would say in this Lots of fancy words
But I know He wanted to stop this
Sir, please, a moment of your time
I will deliver my report within two days You will know the result then
We do not ask for your full circulation But rather a suggestion of the direction in which they are inclined
His release will be refused But the details of his treatment, which made it difficult
This is not enough
But it is a condemnation of the whole system of insane criminals Which this body is not entitled to try
Dr. Mainor is a deeply troubled man
For his safety can not be given A recommendation to launch it among the public
Sir, is not there another way?
Whatever you intend to do, Dr. Mori You have one day to do then report on me
We can try a final action, James
But you have to be prepared To offer everything you have
The timing is the worst
Armed gang of Latvians I gathered in a building on Sydney Street
The Royal Guards surround the building The whole situation escalates into a siege
It is a complete disaster
He put it in a bad mood
Wait here
I'm sorry my friend No room for this, the timing is bad
sir?
sir?
Sir Churchill, please
Forgive me, this was my brazenness
I do not know you, sir
I do not know what kind of men you are
But the office is running it Allow me to have wishes
About the man I want you Be it
Your decisions affect everyone's life In this country
And here I am, standing in front of you For one man
The life of a man is complex, painful and sad But he remains a human though
So it is human life Well worth and worthy
If you believe, I believe you believe That every human being deserves his chance
I want you to listen to what I have come to say
... Please, sir Hassan
I think I already said To offer everything you have
Charles
Dr. Meinor will not be released
The prime minister will not support the resolution The people will not tolerate this
Luckily provides us with your dictionary a way To hide what is unpalatable
What I will do Is that I will leave Dr. Mainor
Did you understand that he has a family in Connecticut? - - Right, sir.
I will inform the Commission that if he is released Must be sent to his homeland
Unusual stranger Let America take over her lost son
Reconcile this, Doctor Mori Promise to your job
Winston Churchill - The nation needs you -
And allow me to return to my work - thank you sir -
Congratulations Doctor - thank you! Thank you -
"Council of deportation ... release"
Let me introduce you to Freddie Fornival
This is my honor, doctor. This is impossible -
They are ready, sir
wait a moment please - Present Sir -
I'll be here, William There exactly, we agreed?
this is good I would like to confirm at number three
one two Three
this is our Something to read on board
Do you know it?
she knows
Tell her I am
You will tell her if - I will -
Have you seen the latest directory On the front cover?
Her Royal Decree gives royal care seal " "By Dr. James A. Murray
The lucky thing about these nasty people
Is that they firmly believe Their divine right to rule the monarchy
Their system collapses into pieces If they do not abide by its ridiculous complexities
So we use it against them
Book safely James
And will continue to hold the helm of his leadership As much as you want from time
Or even the last day of your life
Yup - What now? -
Now and forever my dear generation
Dr. Mori will remain the dictionary
Maybe you should consider taking a break
I heard that southern France ...suitable place
To recharge one's soul
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A knighthood was awarded by His Majesty " Sir James A. Murray
On June 26, 1908 " "Everything has been done up to the letter T
Died of pneumonia of pneumonia " "On July 26, 1915
"The dictionary was in the face of a rejection"
"Dr. William Chester Maynor"
After receiving treatment at the hospital " "St. Elizabeth in Washington DC
"He was recently diagnosed with schizophrenia"
Died peacefully while sleeping at home " "After suffering from pneumonia
"On the 26th of March 1920"
"The dictionary was in a state of spread"
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