Marius
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To your health.
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- What did the boy do?
- He provoked me.

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He mocked me and my gray hair.
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You must have said something.
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You picked a quarrel with him.
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Why would I do that?
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I know I've got a quick temper,
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but I'd never start a quarrel
that could end in a massacre.

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I wasn't even looking at him
when he pounced on me.

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Really?
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He tried to strangle me.
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If he starts throttling my customers,
what will become of us?

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- Something's wrong with that boy.
- Like what?

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I don't know.
Haven't you noticed anything?

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Yes, that he tried to strangle me.
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That's not important.
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Do you know if he has a mistress?
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No, I don't.
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It's a woman, mark my words.
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Love makes men so stupid.
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You don't think
he fancies Fanny, do you?

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Surely not.
They've known each other too long.

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I say that because,
when he attacked me,

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I was sitting beside Fanny.
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- Meaning what?
- Maybe he thought I was courting her.

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Who?
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You?
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Go on. You're joking.
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He wouldn't be jealous
of an old man like you.

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Look at you.
You're like an old monkey.

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No, a woman
must be making him suffer.

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I'm afraid it's
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Madame Escartefigue.
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She's made enough men happy.
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She'd hardly turn away
the son of a friend.

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Speak to Marius.
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I suppose I must.
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Marius may be 23,
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but I'd still cuff him if need be.

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