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I am Honoré Lachaille.
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Born: Paris.
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Date:
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Not lately.
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This is 1900.
So let's just say...
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...not in this century.
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Circumstances:
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Comfortable.
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Profession:
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Lover and collector
of beautiful things.
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Not antiques, mind you.
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Younger things.
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Yes, definitely younger.
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Married?
What for?
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Now, please don't misunderstand.
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Like everywhere else,
most people in Paris get married.
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But not all.
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There are some who will not marry
and some who do not marry.
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But here in Paris,
those who will not are usually men...
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...and those who do not
are usually women.
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Now, for example,
here we find exhibit A:
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The married kind.
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These ladies stood their ground
And won
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And I salute them, every one
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Here are some others to behold
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For whom the bells have never tolled
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Oh, what a poor, defenseless pair
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In those pathetic rags they wear
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And there is the future.
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Someday, each and every one of them...
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...will either be married...
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...or unmarried.
How adorable they are!