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1776

You bite your tongue, man

1776 • 1972
Hopkins:
[Running out to watch a fire down the street]
What's afire? Can anybody tell? Robert Livingston:
Looks like the Pemberton house! George Read:
It couldn't be, it's brand new! Roger Sherman:
Might be the city tavern. Hopkins:
[grabs Sherman]
You bite your tongue, man

Full Transcript

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Where's the fire Can anybody tell
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Looks like the Pemberton house It couldn't be It's brand new
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It might be the city tavern Bite your tongue man
Duration
10 seconds
Views
446
Timestamp in Movie
00:34:25
Uploaded
Dec 05, 2022
Genres
drama, family, history
Production
Columbia Pictures,Jack L. Warner Productions

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Movie Summary

A musical retelling of the American Revolution's political struggle in the Continental Congress to declare independence.
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Do something about that damn dog - 1776 00:38
Do something about that damn dog
Your clock is fast - 1776 00:46
Your clock is fast
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But nothing's coming - 1776 00:06
But nothing's coming
On what grounds - 1776 00:35
On what grounds
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To place before mankind the common sense of the subject
I second the motion - 1776 00:46
I second the motion
Moved and seconded - 1776 01:12
Moved and seconded
Signify by saying - 1776 01:02
Signify by saying