:48:02
Oh, I can see it all now. Just you
and I alone in a sweet little cottage.
:48:06
Yes, and in a year or two... There'll
be a little wail in the nursery.
:48:10
Personally, I'd rather have
children. Oh, Beaucaire.
:48:13
Mimi. I wish you'd take that sword off.
:48:16
I can't. I've got to look like the
duke, always with his trusty blade.
:48:19
En garde! Zip! And he gets
his man. And his women too.
:48:22
I wonder how he does it. Oh, it's simple.
:48:25
All you have to do is hold it
like that, extend it... En garde!
:48:28
That's right. Now, you
feather-brain, powder duster.
:48:31
Mimi? Mimi? What's come over you? Mimi?
:48:33
Don't get excited. There, Mr. Barber.
:48:35
That'll teach you to get
people banished from France!
:48:38
Ouch!
:48:41
- Mimi, I don't get it!
- You will!
:48:46
Mimi?
:48:50
Hiya, fellas. What is it, halloween?
:48:52
Look, throw away that silverware.
You'll get the floor slippery.
:48:57
You'll pay for that!
:48:59
It's all a mistake.
You've got the wrong boy.
:49:02
You wouldn't want an innocent man's
blood on your hands. I guess you would!
:49:20
Did you see him? No, he's not there.
:49:22
Hey!
:49:23
I tell you, you've got the wrong man.
:49:28
Oh!
:49:30
Hey, where've you been?
:49:33
Well, I... Explain later. It's all right.
:49:35
Don't be afraid. We can handle 'em.
:49:38
Get ahold of the swords. Get that big one.
:49:41
Get him.
:49:44
Well done, my dear. Thank you, General.
:49:47
In seconds from now, our
gallant friend will be no more.
:49:51
Murdered? Oh, but
General... Don't be naive.
:49:53
One silly duke, more
or less. But, General...
:49:56
Have at you, valet. Have at you again.
:49:58
You're fencing with a master now.