Monsieur Beaucaire
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Here, sir. Your Grace.
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Is this the formal job? Yes, sir.
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Not so tight.
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Who is it?
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The king and queen of
France. He's in France!

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If Your Majesties will
proceed to the throne room,

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I'll inform King Philip
of your arrival. Thank you.

1:17:31
Also notify the Duke
Deschamps. It shall be done.

1:17:38
I must see the duke. Sorry.
He's busy with the general.

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Oh! I...
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General, one moment.
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The king and queen of France
have arrived for the wedding.

1:17:54
Louis? Here? What a stroke of luck.
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Your men know what to do?
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The moment the barber marries
Maria, they produce Deschamps.

1:18:02
Excellent. General?
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What do you mean, "produce
Deschamps?" You're very clever.

1:18:07
I don't know what your
little game is, but it's over.

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We have the real
Deschamps in chains. Oh no!

1:18:14
Oh yes!
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This is a wonderful surprise, Louis.
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I must admit, you're a brave
man. Thank you very much, I...

1:18:27
Brave man? Spain is an armed camp.
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Fifty thousand men waiting to March.
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I've been sorely tempted to
give the order. What do you mean?

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The Duke Deschamps. Deschamps?
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Yes.
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I realize he's a splendid swordsman.
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But are all your young noblemen so...
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so peculiar?
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Philip, I swear, I don't understand.
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Deschamps is one of our most charming,
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Most...

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