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Perhaps someday
l shall tell you. Just wait.
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Holy-- l'm late.
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l didn't know we were
gonna have this little conversation,
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so l made arrangements to cover this
game. We can continue our talk there.
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- Come on.
- Monsieur--
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Look, Madame Bovary, l'm late.
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l don't want any arguments.
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Come on. You still owe me
an hour and 50 minutes.
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Let's keep the meter running.
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Taxi.
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Come on, baby, we're in a hurry.
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On the way in to the stadium,
Mimi told me how she'd gotten
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into her present interesting occupation.
Since she was a little girl, she said,
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she always wanted
to be just like mama.
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And another thing, how did you
happen to meet the crown prince?
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- Who?
- Now, don't play it coy.
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- You know, the crown prince.
- Which one?
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Oh, yes.
Yes, at a party, of course.
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You meet such interesting people
at parties in Paris, don't you think?
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Oh, look at the football.
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Oh, bravo.
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Merveilleux.
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Never mind about the game. l wanna
hear some more about that party.
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What? Oh, yes. Well,
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l have been to many strange ones,
monsieur, but this one--
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Have you seen the
cinema, La Dolce Vita?
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Twice.
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Well, this one,
it was not like that at all.
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You see, the prince and l,
we were to picnic alone
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in the meadow near his chateau.
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But when we arrived there,
to my surprise,
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there are many of his friends,
men, who wished to join us.
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- What was for lunch?
- Well, not what l expected.