Monsieur Beaucaire
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Well, Tonya Clara, where's Maria?
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She will not come down. What? Did
you tell her the duke has arrived?

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The princess begs to inform you that
out of loyalty to her countrymen,

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she will submit to marriage
with the French duke.

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Until then she wishes to be alone.
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Stubborn child. Tell her of my displeasure.
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And don't let her out of your sight.
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Where is that Deschamps?
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How can a man forsake the honor
of his country for just a woman?

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How can he do it? How do you think
I feel waitin' to get stabbed?

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What was that?
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Quick! Put the wig on. Yeah.
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Parry, thrust, touché.
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Parry, thrust, lay there and bleed.
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Is His Grace ready to
receive the king's emissary?

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No, His Grace isn't quite ready.
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He'll require a few more moments.
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This is terrible. It's
time for the presentation.

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What'll I do, Beaucaire?
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Oh, don't look at me. You?
Do you think for one moment...

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I'd present you to the king? Yes, I do.
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That would finish us. Yes. Especially me.
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I wouldn't present you to the
lowest flea on the shaggiest mongrel.

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Deschamps! Oh, not me. I...
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Oh, am I glad to see you!
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Your Grace, thank heaven you're here.
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You must get out of those
rags immediately. Yeah, me too.

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No. He'll need the presentation suit.
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I've scoured Madrid. Not a trace of her.
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Forget her. She's just another
woman, another hank of hair,

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a smile, piece of lace, a dimple.
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Women are all alike... sensational!
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Beaucaire! Oh, he's been a trial.

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