A King in New York
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I see.
:40:01
Your Majesty.
:40:03
I do hope you don't mind
these press photographers.

:40:05
One of the curses
of the 20th century, I'm afraid.

:40:13
I'm sorry gentlemen,
that will have to be all.

:40:14
I'm very sorry, that is the last now.
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I hope you don't mind
the press photographers.

:40:24
After all, a Royal TV star
is quite an attraction.

:40:28
May I explain to Your Majesty
what we're trying to do?

:40:32
A progressive school strives
to develop a child's individuality,

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to give him full rein to express
his feelings and desires

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on the theory that individuality
and genius are cognate.

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Interesting.
:40:43
We encourage these little people
to run their own affairs.

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Some prefer the fine arts,
others the occupational crafts.

:40:50
This young man wishes to present
you with a sample of his art.

:40:55
Well! Very kind of you.
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Pardon me!
:41:01
Go to your room at once.
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We believe the seeds of genius
are in all children.

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We strive to develop their instincts,
encourage their impulses.

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Here is an ambitious young sculptor.
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- What's that you're making?
- Fig leaf.

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Interesting.
:41:25
Nothing interesting
about a fig leaf.

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Open, frank, uninhibited.
That's what we encourage.

:41:33
Telephone message for Mr Jaume.
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- Did they give any name?
- Miss Ann Kay.

:41:37
Might be about that check,
you'd better go see.

:41:39
- Where is the telephone?
- This way, please.

:41:42
Show His Excellency to my office.
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This way, Your Majesty.
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And here is our bakery.
:41:56
Excuse me, Your Majesty.

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