Hamilton Starter Sentences 

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BEST OF WIVES AND BEST OF WOMEN.

• Come back to bed.
  
• Come back to sleep
  
• I have an early meeting out of town
  
• It’s still dark outside.
  
• I’ll be back before you know I’m gone.
  
• I’m going back to sleep.
  
• Why do you write like you’re running out of time?
  
• You are the best of wives and best of women.
  

IT’S QUIET UPTOWN.

• Can you imagine?
  
• Do you like it uptown?
  
• Have pity.
  
• Hear me out, that would be enough.
  
• I go to church on Sundays and pray; that never used to happen before.
  
• I know I don’t deserve you.
  
• I know there’s no replacing what we’ve lost.
  
• I know who I married.
  
• I learned to live with the unimaginable.
  
• I never liked the quiet before.
  
• I spend hours in the garden.
  
• If I could spare his life, if I could trade his life for mine…
  
• It’s quiet uptown.
  
• I’m in too deep, it feels easier to just swim down.
  
• Just let me stay here by your side.
  
• Look at where we are, look at where we started.
  
• Push away the unimaginable.
  
• There is suffering too terrible to name.
  
• You need time.
  
• You would smile, and that would be enough.
  

WHO LIVES, WHO DIES, WHO TELLS YOUR STORY.

• Can I show you what I’m proudest of?
  
• Have I done enough?
  
• I can’t wait to see you again.
  
• I try to make sense of your thousands of pages of writings.
  
• It’s not enough.
  
• It’s only a matter of time.
  
• I’ll stop wasting time on tears.
  
• Let me tell you what I wish I’d known, when I was young and dreamed of glory.
  
• She tells our story.
  
• They could have done so much more if they only had time.
  
• What would you do if you had more time?
  
• When you’re gone, who remembers your name?
  
• Who tells your story?
  
• Will they tell my story?
  
• You have no control: who lives, who dies, who tells your story.
  
• You really do write like you’re running out of time.
  

ALEXANDER HAMILTON.

• Get your education, and don’t forget where you came from.
  
• I died for him.
  
• I loved him.
  
• I trusted him.
  
• In New York, you can be a new man.
  
• I’m headed for a new land.
  
• Just you wait.
  
• See if you can spot him.
  
• The world will never be the same.
  
• The world’s gonna know your name.
  
• There’s a million things I haven’t done, but just you wait.
  
• There’s nothing left to do.
  
• This kid is insane.
  
• We fought with him.
  
• What’s your name?
  
• You never backed down.
  
• You never learned to take your time.
  
• Your future is dripping down the drain.
  
• You’ve gotta fend for yourself.
  

BURN.

• He will do what it takes to survive.
  
• I hope that you burn.
  
• I knew you were mine.
  
• I saved every letter you wrote me.
  
• I thought you were mine.
  
• The world has no place in our bed!
  
• The world has no right to my heart!
  
• You are paranoid.
  
• You forfeit all rights to my heart!
  
• You have married an Icarus; he has flown too close to the sun.
  
• You have ruined our lives.
  
• You said you were mine.
  
• You told the whole world how you brought this girl into our bed.
  
• You’ll sleep in your office, instead.
  

TAKE A BREAK.

• Did you intend this?
  
• Do you have to live an ocean away?
  
• Hey, our kids are pretty great.
  
• I am a poet; I wrote this poem just to show it!
  
• I came all this way.
  
• I know you’re very busy, and I know your work’s important.
  
• I will try to get away.
  
• It’s good to see your face.
  
• I’ve got so much on my plate.
  
• Sit down with him and compromise; don’t stop till you agree.
  
• Spend the summer with your family!
  
• Take a break!
  
• Take your time.
• There’s a little surprise before supper, and it cannot wait.
  
• Thoughts of you subside.
  
• You and I can go, when the night is dark.
  
• Your son is nine years old, today.
  
• You’ll only be a moment away.
  
• You’re not joining us?
  
• You’ve consumed my waking days.
  
• _____ is arriving today!