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:21:00
The climax comes
at a higher cost.

:21:03
- You must sit on my lap.
:21:05
- You demand a lot from your readers.
:21:09
The story's thrilling conclusion
comes at a premium.

:21:14
- What's that then ?
- Your maidenhead.

:21:16
And then you must sew it up
as tightly as the day you were born,

:21:19
and come back to me renewed
so I can deflower you a second time.

:21:23
Some things belong on paper...
:21:26
others in life.
:21:28
Blessed fool who can't tell
the difference-

:21:32
Mademoiselle LeClerc.
:21:35
You're in the nick of time.
:21:39
This old letch forgot himself.
:21:42
He thought I was a character
in one of his nasty stories.

:21:45
- Madeleine.
- Yes, Abbe ?

:21:48
The next time you feel
the urge to visit the marquis...

:21:52
I hope you'll come
to confession instead.

:21:55
Care for a splash
of wine, Abbe ?

:22:02
It's not even noon.
:22:04
Conversation, like certain portions
of the anatomy,

:22:07
always runs more smoothly
when it's lubricated.

:22:11
This is a rare vintage from
an obscure village in Bordeaux.

:22:16
Rather than crush the grape
underfoot, they place the fruit
on the belly of a bride,

:22:21
reap its juices
when the young husband
steers his vessel into port.

:22:28
Full-bodied flavor,
just a hint of wantonness.

:22:36
Bottoms up.
:22:47
It's from our own cellar.
I recognize the taste.

:22:51
I should have told you
it was the blood of Christ.

:22:55
You'd believe that,
wouldn't you ?


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