:01:47
It's no use, Émile.The place is like a sieve.
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It would take all the rags in Paristo stuff half its holes.
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Paris.
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Vast. Motionless.
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A gigantic mother brooding over hermillions of children, good and bad.
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It's magnificent, Cézanne.You must paint it.
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As someday I shall write it.
:02:11
No, Zola. It's hopeless.
:02:14
You know that people don't wantto see the stark face of truth.
:02:20
They would much preferperfumed lights like these.
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They ought to be burnedlike something unclean.
:02:29
Why, Paul, that's splendid.
:02:31
Why didn't you think of that before?We shall have a fire!
:02:35
- We could sell them and...- What?
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And expose othersto their stinking hypocrisies?
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No, my friend. We'll burn them...
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...and let their lying pageswarm the bones of men of truth!
:02:48
There we are.
:02:53
Well, look at that. Even the old stoverebels at the vile trash.
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