Amazing Grace

William Wilberforce: It's only painful to talk abo [...]	D
Thomas Clarkson: Part of the war effort, patriotis [...]	D
Pitt the Younger: Barbara. You have my deepest con [...]	D
Duke of Clarence: Noblesse oblige. Lord Tarleton: [...]	D
Henry Thornton: Come, we're late. William Wilberf [...]	D
William Wilberforce: It's only painful to talk abo [...]	D
William Wilberforce: It's God. I have 10,000 engag [...]	D
Pitt the Younger: Trouble is, Doctor, he doesn't b [...]	D
William Wilberforce: [Fox walks in unexpectedly] D [...]	D
Maid: [enters the room] Beggin' your pardon, sir. [...]	D
Pitt the Younger: I urgently need to know where yo [...]	D
Pitt the Younger: I find that the older I get, the [...]	D
William Wilberforce: An imperfect order is better [...]	D
MP Abolition supporter: I sent a note of thanks to [...]	D
Pitt the Younger: [on his deathbed] No more excuse [...]	D
Marianne Thornton: What time did Barbara leave? W [...]	D
William Wilberforce: Also, Barbara and I have disc [...]	D
Marianne Thornton: The Romans believed this water [...]	D
William Wilberforce: We had a year to collect enou [...]	D
Thomas Clarkson: It's a natural wave that's flowin [...]	D
William Wilberforce: Oh, if the House of Lords cou [...]	D
William Wilberforce: This is why I really shouldn' [...]	D
William Wilberforce: Perhaps we should begin this [...]	D
Barbara Wilberforce: You're discussing politics wi [...]	D
Pitt the Younger: We cracked crowns, didn't we? W [...]	D
William Wilberforce: I know the affects of opium, [...]	D
William Wilberforce: You're dressing very simply t [...]	D
Pitt the Younger: I don't care how important this [...]	D
William Wilberforce: They only told me your sight [...]	D
Barbara Spooner: I remember when Mr. Pitt first be [...]	D
William Wilberforce: God has set before me two gre [...]	D
John Newton: God sometimes does His work with gent [...]	D
William Wilberforce: I'll never forgive him. Barb [...]	D
Henry Thornton: [to Wilber] There's creeping ivy o [...]	D
John Newton: Though I have lost my memory, two thi [...]	D
Richard the Butler: Great changes are easier than [...]	D
Pitt the Younger: I need an answer, Wilber. Do you [...]	D
Pitt the Younger: So, they want bloody noses and c [...]	D
William Wilberforce: Well, I'm definitely alone in [...]	D
James Stephen: You look fine. Fine. William Wilbe [...]	D
Thomas Clarkson: When the slaves leave port in Afr [...]	D
William Wilberforce: Sometimes I get giddy.	D
Oloudaqh Equiano: Your life is a thread. It breaks [...]	D
Duke of Clarence: Revolution is like the pox. It s [...]	D
John Newton: [reciting his song] "I once was blind [...]	D
William Wilberforce: I'm against flowers in church [...]	D
Henry Thornton: It is almost a scientific fact tha [...]	D
Pitt the Younger: As Prime Minister, idle gossip c [...]	D
James Stephen: I've had an idea. In my law books, [...]	D
Pitt the Younger: Is that the main course? Willia [...]	D
William Wilberforce: I thought time might have cha [...]	D
William Wilberforce: [after Pitt beats him running [...]	D
Lord Tarleton: I can hardly believe my ears! Heck [...]	D
William Wilberforce: We just have to have faith in [...]	D
Thomas Clarkson: Beautiful house. Sweet, little... [...]	D
William Wilberforce: Remember that God made men eq [...]	D
Thomas Clarkson: Why did you wait until your butle [...]	D
Thomas Clarkson: [to the baby in his arms] "Strang [...]	D
Duke of Clarence: I bought a nigger in Port of Spa [...]	D
Pitt the Younger: Silence. Silence! You sound like [...]	D
John Newton: Besides, people like you too much to [...]	D
Pitt the Younger: They say in the cafes that Clark [...]	D
Pitt the Younger: As your Prime Minister, I urge y [...]	D
Barbara Spooner: The people aren't so afraid, now [...]	D
William Wilberforce: No one of our age has ever ta [...]	D
Duke of Clarence: Tarleton, fetch my nigger. My co [...]	D
John Newton: [through tears] I'm weeping. I couldn [...]	D
Barbara Spooner: It seems to me, that if there is [...]	D
Pitt the Younger: Why is it you only feel the thor [...]	D
Pitt the Younger: It's your wedding day - I agree [...]	D
Richard the Butler: He's an optimist. Bloody incur [...]	D
Lord Charles Fox: When people speak of great men, [...]	D
[first lines] William Wilberforce: Stop a moment!	D
William Wilberforce: I do not need you or anyone e [...]	D
James Stephen: Don't I get to wash or sleep? Will [...]	D
William Wilberforce: I never change. Pitt the You [...]	D
Thomas Clarkson: Mr. Wilberforce, we understand yo [...]	D
Barbara Spooner: My poor father almost went mad wh [...]	D
James Stephen: On every island now there are rebel [...]	D
John Newton: I can't help you. But do it, Wilber. [...]	D
William Wilberforce: You wake me up to give me med [...]	D
Richard the Butler: When I was 15 I almost run awa [...]	D
Barbara Spooner: Because after night comes day.	D
Thomas Clarkson: [at Equiano's grave] As you know, [...]	D
John Newton: Although my memory's fading, I rememb [...]	D
William Wilberforce: Ladies and Gentlemen, this is [...]	D
William Wilberforce: No matter how loud you shout, [...]	D
Thomas Clarkson: We don't want any fuss. We just n [...]	D
Thomas Clarkson: The Americans pulled the cork out [...]	D
John Newton: I wish I could remember all their nam [...]	D
William Wilberforce: [Quoting Olaudah Equiano] Am [...]	D
John Newton: Oh, she feeds you well then, this wif [...]	D
Lord Tarleton: [walks into what looks like an empt [...]	D
William Wilberforce: So the people have their comp [...]	D
Pitt the Younger: [to Lord Fox] You always look mo [...]	D
William Wilberforce: Mr. Wilberforce, I understand [...]	D
Pitt the Younger: You act like you've never seen s [...]	D
Lord Tarleton: Mr. Speaker, I do believe the aboli [...]	D
Marianne Thornton: [at Barbara's wedding reception [...]	D
Barbara Spooner: Well I would have been bored by b [...]	D

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