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"I hoped that the modesty
of our words
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would incite the judge
to more sober reading. "
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I believe it is time to start reading.
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Excuse me a moment, dear child.
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Gentlemen...
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...my reader.
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My dear Marie,
I have taken the liberty
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of inviting two old acquaintances...
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Yes, two old acquaintances...
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We represent, each in our own way,
what people listen to in our town.
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Why should we not, in turn,
listen to your talent?
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And what shall I read?
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Well, my dear child,
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"he says."
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The same thing as last time.
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"I take my leave
and slam the door behind me."
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"I'm quite sure
that I'll be out of a job now."
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There you have it... No more reader.
1:31:48
I, too, have a little tale to tell.
1:31:51
At this time of night?
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If he's not warned, he'll be furious.
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Have you ever seen Bélu furious?
1:31:59
Hello, Mr Bélu?