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[last lines] Robert Merivel:
[voiceover]
The fire in its fury has consumed the great plague. Misfortune may leave behind unlooked-for blessings... none dearer than you, my little Margaret. I will return to the city, to my work as a doctor, and the rebuilding of the King's Hospital. The stars that once confused me seem now to light a path that is clear, that I have in truth been traveling for all these days. Where I met what came, and left behind my sorrows. And I am traveling still
[voiceover]
The fire in its fury has consumed the great plague. Misfortune may leave behind unlooked-for blessings... none dearer than you, my little Margaret. I will return to the city, to my work as a doctor, and the rebuilding of the King's Hospital. The stars that once confused me seem now to light a path that is clear, that I have in truth been traveling for all these days. Where I met what came, and left behind my sorrows. And I am traveling still
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The fire in its fury has consumed the Great Plague
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Misfortune may leave behind unlooked for blessings
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none dearer than you my little Margaret
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I will return to the city to my work as a doctor
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and the rebuilding of the king's hospital
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The stars that once confused me
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seem now tonight a path that is clear
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that I have in truth been traveling for all these days
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where I met what came and left behind my sorrows
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Movie Summary
The exiled royal physician to King Charles II devotes himself to helping Londoners suffering from the plague, and in the process falls in love with an equally poor woman.
