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Sequence.
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Well, my dear....
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So how are you adaptingto the world outside?
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Very well, l think.
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l've advised her to watch and learnand be quiet except when spoken to.
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So we must see what we can devisefor your amusement.
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Valmont is here.
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You receive him, do you?
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Yes.
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So do you.
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Monsieur le Vicomte de Valmont,my child...
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...whom you very probablydon't remember...
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...except that he isconspicuously charming...
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...never opens his mouth without firstcalculating what damage he can do.
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Then why do you receive him,maman?
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Everyone receives him.
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Madame.
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What a pleasant surprise.
:05:27
Madame de Volanges.How delightful to see you.
:05:32
You remember my daughter, Cécile?
:05:34
Well, indeed, but who could haveforetold she would flower so gracefully?
:05:39
l wanted to call on youbefore leaving the city.
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Oh....
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l'm not sure we can allow that.Why should you want to leave?
:05:46
Paris in August, you know...
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...and it's time l paid a visit on my aunt.
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l've neglected her disgracefully.
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Madame de Rosemondehas been good enough...
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...to invite us to stay at the château.
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Won't you please give herour warmest regards?
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l shall make a point of it, Madame.
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