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Be silent Suraiya
:41:02
Don't order me to be quiet,
until you are Queen

:41:08
For God's sake, as a maid I dare not
entertain such dreams

:41:16
He is the Prince,
the future King of India

:41:21
So What?
:41:25
No doubt kings come from God, but
their Queens can come from anywhere

:41:31
What possible relation can exist
between heaven and earth?

:41:37
Then what do you want to be?
:41:39
A maid.
- But of the Prince

:41:43
It will be a calamity if someone hears
you mention his name

:41:47
People will hear of it,
as always with love.

:41:52
I know
:41:54
Then why be afraid of getting
a bad name?

:41:56
I am not afraid of getting
a bad name?

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I don't want him to get a bad name.
- Then say farewell to love

:42:06
If you have courage, come with me
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To where someone's eyes are longing
to see you

:42:15
Now I cannot bear those eyes
:42:21
Let me stay here
:42:23
Stay, then. But I have the courage
to face him

:42:31
Have you lost your senses?
:42:35
That's it: I'll ask the Prince why
people who see him lose their senses

:42:43
Even yearnings do not become
insolent in his presence

:42:46
That might be true only if he has no
yearnings himself

:42:51
Now, love has put him in a state
where he cannot perceive insolence

:42:56
Suraiya!

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