:46:02
"You asked for me.
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Your mother said you cried," etc.
:46:08
He'll hate her,
and they'll be unhappy.
:46:10
But Fanny mustn't talk
about Panisse either.
:46:15
I know what women are like.
:46:17
Their first quarrel and she'll say,
:46:20
"I turned down a wealthy man for you.
:46:23
I'd have had a car, a maid,
a boat," etc.
:46:28
It would be the end of him.
:46:31
I know all about that
from my poor wife.
:46:35
In 20 years she never let me forget
:46:37
the cattle dealer
who proposed to her.
:46:45
But there'll never be
another like her.
:46:51
You say nothing, and I'll see
she never mentions Panisse.
:46:56
Shall we drink to it?
:47:00
To your health.
:47:04
Do you like the idea
of this marriage?
:47:08
That remains to be seen.
:47:11
What would you give Fanny?
:47:14
The cockle business.
:47:16
With a good assistant,
:47:18
it could bring in
40 francs a day, net profit.
:47:22
That's not much.
:47:24
Some people would be glad
to take her with nothing.
:47:29
My girl isn't a hunchback.
:47:31
And my boy isn't lame.
:47:34
You may find taller, bigger men,
but none more handsome.
:47:39
Laugh if you like,
but it's the truth.
:47:43
I'm not saying it because
the lad's mine, but he's a fine boy.
:47:48
He's handsome! Very handsome!
:47:51
Don't make me angry.
:47:54
Just 'cause he's handsome,
does he have to marry a Rothschild?
:47:59
Of course not.
But, if they get married right away,