Barry Lyndon
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1:14:02
...and to give information to them.
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The Chevalier was much affected
at thus finding one of his countrymen.

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For he too was an exile.
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And a friendly voice, a look...
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...brought the old country
back to his memory.

1:14:45
He is very religious
and attends church regularly.

1:14:48
After Mass he comes home for breakfast.
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He then takes an airing in his carriage.
1:14:57
Barry presented his reports
regularly to the Minister.

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The details were arranged
beforehand with the Chevalier.

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He was instructed to tell the truth...
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...as much as his story
would possibly bear.

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The information he gave
was very minute and accurate...

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...though not very important.
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Wine or punch, Your Honour?
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Wine.
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It was agreed that Barry should keep
his character of valet.

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That, before strangers,
he should not know a word of English.

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And that he should keep a lookout
on the trumps when serving the wine.


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