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1:45:02
Monsieur.
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-Marguerite.
-Armand.

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Marguerite!
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-lt's you. lt's not a dream.
-No, no, it's not a dream.

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-l'm here with you in my arms at last.
-At last.

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-You're weak.
-No, no, l'm strong.

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lt's my heart. lt's not used
to being happy.

1:45:42
Oh, how pretty you are.
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l've been in the street half the night,
walking under your window...

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...just as l did when l first knew you,
wanting to come up but not daring to.

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l felt so guilty.
l didn't know how ill you were.

1:45:57
l've been everywhere trying
to forget l loved you.

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And when l came back a week ago,
l was still determined to forget you.

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Forget you, as if l could.
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-Forgive me.
-Forgive you.

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And to think l couldn't see
into this heart l knew so well...

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...and see that it was
sacrificing itself for me.

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No good can come to either of us
without the other. l know that now.

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-l know that too.
-Nothing shall ever separate us again.

1:46:28
The future is ours.
My whole life belongs to you.

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l'll take you far from Paris, where there
are no unhappy memories for us.

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Where the sun will help me take care
of you and make you well.

1:46:39
We will go back to the country,
where we were happy all one summer.

1:46:43
Oh, if only we could. lf only we could.
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We can. We will,
as soon as you're well enough.

1:46:49
Well, l'm well now. Call Nanine.
1:46:53
-Nanine?
-Take me today.

1:46:56
Nanine? Nanine, help madame to dress.
We're going to the country today.


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