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[Crowd Noise]
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King Chulalongkorn:She was the first Englishwoman
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I had ever met,
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and it seemed to me she knew moreabout the world than anyone,
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but it was a world Siamwas afraid would consume them.
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The monsoon winds had whisperedher arrival like a coming storm.
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Some welcomed the rain,but others feared a raging flood.
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Still, she came,
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unaware of the suspicionthat preceded her.
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But it wasn't until years later that Ibegan to appreciation how brave she was.
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And how aloneshe must've felt.
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An Englishwoman,
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the fiirst I'd ever met.
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[Shoutingln Siamese]
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Mother, come look.I think they've killed someone!
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Louis, do take careabout the railing, honey.
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Beebe, Moonshee,gather your things.
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It's time we went ashore now.Come on, Louis.
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I still think that we should waituntil someone from the palace arrives.
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Yes, well, if they were coming,they would've been here already.
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- Besides, the ship is leaving.- My point exactly.
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Good-bye, Mrs. Leonowens.Uh, watch your step.
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