Fahrenheit 451 (1966): Recite Book

The clip recite book from Fahrenheit 451 (1966)

I have one with me.
Yes?
What is it? Let me see.
"Tales of Mystery And Imagination by Edgar Allen Poe. "
Learn it quickly, so that we can burn it.
You burn it?
We have to, so that no one can take them away from us.
Yes, we burn the books.
But we keep them up here where nobody can find them.
As a matter of fact, we've just burned The Memoirs of Saint Simon.
You see, Montag, that man over there hasn't much longer to live.
He's The Weir of Hermiston by Robert Louis Stevenson. The boy is his nephew.
He's now reciting himself, so the boy can become the book.
"'I will be very quiet,' replied Archie. And I will be boldly frank.
I do not love my father. I wonder sometimes if I do not hate him. "
"'I will be very quiet,' replied Archie. And I will be boldly frank.
I do not love my father. I wonder sometimes if I do not hate him. "
"There's my shame, perhaps my sin.
At least, and in the sight of God, not my fault. "
"There's my shame, perhaps my sin.
At least, and in the sight of God, not my fault. "
"How was I to love him?
"He has never spoken to me, never smiled upon me.
I do not think he ever touched me. "
"How was I to love him? He has never spoken to me, never smiled upon me.
And I do not think he ever touched me. "
"He was more afraid of death than of anything else.
"And he died as he thought he would...
while the first snows of winter fell. "
"He was more afraid of death than of anything else.
"And he died... "
"And he died while the first... "
"He died as he thought... "
"And he died as he thought... "
"As he thought he would. "
"As he thought he would...
while the first snows of winter fell. "

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