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Henry V: Act III, Scene 1: Once More Unto The Breach - Lewis Waller


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Henry V: Act III, Scene 1: Once More Unto The Breach/Act IV, Scene 3: Whats He That Wishes So? - John Gielgud


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Midsummer Nights Dream: Act II. Scene 1: I Know A Bank/Act III, Scene 2: My Mistress With A... - John Gielgud


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Richard II: Act II, Scene 1: Methinks I Am A Prophet/Act III, Scene 3: O God O God - John Gielgud


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Merchant Of Venice: Act I, Scene 1: Let Me Play The Fool - John Gielgud


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Tempest: Act IV, Scene 1: You Do Look, My Son - John Gielgud


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Henry IV: Act I, Scene 3: My Liege, I Did Deny - John Gielgud


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As You Like It: Act II, Scene 7: A Fool, A Fool/All The Worlds A Stage - John Gielgud


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Othello: Act I, Scene 3: Most Potent, Grave And Reverend Signiors...Her Father Lovd Me - John Gielgud


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Othello: Act I, Scene 3: Most Potent, Grave And Reverend Signiors - Edwin Booth


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Macbeth: Act II, Scene 1: Go, Bid Thy Mistress (Dagger Speech) - Arthur Bourchier


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Macbeth: Act II, Scene 1: Go, Bid Thy Mistress (Dagger Speech) - Ben Greet


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As You Like It: Act II, Scene 1: Now, My Co-Mates and Brothers - Ben Greet


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Hamlet: Act II: Scene 2: O What A Rogue And Peasant Slave - Sir Johnston Fobres-Robertson


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Hamlet: Act II: Scene 2: O What A Rogue And Peasant Slave - John Gielgud


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Hamlet: Act II: Scene 2: O What A Rogue And Peasant Slave - John Barrymore


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Henry VI: Act III, Scene 2: Ay, Edward Will Use Women Horourably - John Barrymore


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Hamlet: Act IV, Scene 4: How All Occasions Do Inform - Henry Ainley


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Hamlet: Act IV, Scene 4: How All Occasions Do Inform - John Gielgud


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Julius Caesar: Act III, Scene 1: O Pardon Me, Thou Bleeding Piece Of Earth (Anthonys Lament) - Sir Herbert Beerbong Tree


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Henry IV/I: Act V, Scene 1: Hal, If Thou See Me (Honour Speech) - Sir Herbert Beerbong Tree


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Richard II: Act V, Scene 5: I Have Been Studying (Prison Scene) - Maurice Evans


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Sonnet XVIII: Shall I Compare Thee To A Summers Day? - John Gielgud