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We of France, who gave the world
the boon of liberty...
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...shall we not now give it justice?
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Listen. The very wheels are crying:
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"Justice, justice, justice, justice."
1:45:48
Please, Émile. It's past midnight, dear.
You've done enough.
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What's become of my military dictionary?
You know, the big green one.
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Why, Émile...
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...isn't this it?
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Why, so it is.
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Must you drive yourself like this
day and night?
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I must. I must, Alexandrine. I must.
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There's so much to do
and so little time to do it.
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I see it all clearly now:
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The cause and the effect.
The roots and the tree.
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- But, darling...
- Wait. Wait a minute.
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The cause and the effect.
The roots and the tree.
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I can use that.
1:46:43
What were you saying, my dear?
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I said, I can't understand
all this frantic hurry.
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- There's always tomorrow.
- Always? I wonder.
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I wonder if in the middle
of my most important work...
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...there will always be a tomorrow.
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Darling, you're tired.