Monsieur Beaucaire
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It might not be easy. They say
he's the finest swordsman in France.

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Hardly the finest without his sword.
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Do you have a plan? Not at the
moment, but you may be sure...

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You cannot stay in Spain.
You have no passport!

:40:14
Let me go, please! If you send
me back, it means my death.

:40:18
It's been ordered by the queen
herself. That is no concern of ours!

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Come along!
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Have her sent to me at once.
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We arrive at the tavern in a moment.
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If he's not there, for heaven's sake,
remember you're dressed like a duke.

:40:37
Try and behave like a duke.
When you're expected to bow, bow!

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When you're expected to smile, smile.
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Yes, sir.
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If you're challenged to a duel... I run!
:40:52
You see, my dear, uh, Mimi, was it?
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You see, my dear Mimi, I'm fully
aware of the unjust treatment...

:40:58
you received at the hands of the French.
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The general is most understanding.
Yes, of course, my dear.

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And I assure you, most appreciative
of the efforts of his friends.

:41:10
Just what does the general
have in mind? Oh, a trifle...

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for a lady of your obvious accomplishments.
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Merely that when my men pay their
respect to the duke tonight...

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his sword shall be unavailable. Murder?
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Murder? No, no, no. Who speaks
of murder, my dear child?

:41:30
A simple abduction, just to delay
the wedding for a day or two.

:41:33
But doesn't that mean war?
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War? Tsk, tsk, tsk. What an ugly
thought for such a charming head...

:41:40
when it might be thinking of a reward.
:41:44
For instance, a chateaux in Barcelona...
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or, uh, perhaps a palace in Madrid.

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