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'elp!

About four years ago, in drama class, I did this monologue from Anne of A Thousand Days (I think...it was an Anne Boleyn monologue, I know that for sure.)

I realized yesterday, trying to recite it to my dad, that I can't actually remember all of it. Urk!

So, if anybody knows the rest of this...?


Let me set it down in numbers;
yes, I, who can count, and reckon, and have the time
of all the days he was mine, and did not love me,
of this, and this, and this.
Of all the days I was his, and did not love him,
of this many, and this.
It comes to a thousand days, out of the years,
and of that thousand, one, one when we were both in love

can't remember, somthingsomethingsomething,
and then Henry said
somthingsomething, blablabla,
even when they came


that's all I remember.


*facedesk*


the performance wasn't that good anyway, as I'm incapable of going louder than a whisper, but at least I had it memorized!