Madame Bovary
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M. and Mme Bovary, please.
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Number seven, but the gentleman
left.

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Oh, Leon...
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I'm pleased to see you.
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I didn't say where we were
staying.

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I found you.
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You decided to stay?
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Yes, and I was wrong.
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One shouldn't acquire such tastes
when one's so busy.

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I can imagine.
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No you can't, you're not a woman.
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If only you knew of my dreams!
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And mine!
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I've suffered too.
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I'd wander along the Seine.
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A print-seller had an engraving of
a Muse.

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I'd stare at it for hours on end.
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She looked like you.
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I'd tear up my letters to you.
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But why? Why?
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Because I loved you.
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I always thought so...
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So...
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So?
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Why is it nobody has ever
expressed such feelings to me?

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An idealistic soul is hard to understand.
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If only we'd met sooner...
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I've often thought that.
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What a dream!
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We could start now.
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No, my friend! I'm too old... and
you're too young.


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