Elena et les hommes
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- He's marvelous.
- Did you manage to see him?

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Long live Rollan!
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- Did you manage to see him?
- No, but I know him.

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Oh, you know him.
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- Want to see him?
- Yes.

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Come on!
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They call this a parade!
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They call this a parade!
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In the days of Napoleon III,
I had a lover in the Algerian infantry.

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Those were the days!
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There he is.
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- In spite of his triumph, he seems worried.
- It's because of his triumph.

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What does he lack?
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The will to do as his friends ask
and seize the presidency.

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It's lucky you brought me.
I'll give him this daisy.

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Will that solve everything?
How easy.

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Not really.
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You must concentrate on the person
you want to help and only them.

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We nonbelievers
would call that love.

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Please, I'm very serious.
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- Hello, Hector.
- Hello, Count. Beautiful day!

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- Bravo, General.
- 120,000 people. A record.

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The day is full of blessings.
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Henri, your friendship
has brought me luck.

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They love you and they show it.
That's all.

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- Will you introduce me?
- One of your fans. Madam -

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Elena Sorokowska.
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- A foreigner?
- A bit. Polish.

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When I was stationed in St. Petersburg,
I met a Prince Sorokowski.

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That was my brother-in-law Stanislas.
An awful man, devoted to the czar.

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Please accept this daisy.
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Is it a symbol?
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- No. It's a good-luck charm.
- Are you sure?

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- Don't joke.
- The governmental representative is here.


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