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Circa 1912, Jules,
a foreigner in Paris, asked...
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Jim, a new pal, to get him
a ticket to the Fine Arts Bal
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Jim did and took...
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him to get a costume
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As Jules chose his slave outfit,
Jim's friendship for Jules was born.
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and flowered at the ball where Jules
sat with tender, laughing eyes.
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Next day, they had a real talk
and began to meet daily.
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Each taught the other
his language and literature...
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sharing and translating
their poems together.
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Both were indifferent
to money and...
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neither had ever found
such an attentive listener.
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Jules had no girlfriend
but wanted one
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Jim had several
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He introduced him
to a musician and...
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their mutual crush lasted a week
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Then came a pretty thing...
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who outlasted them
in the cafes till 6:00 AM
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Then they made a threesome
with a blonde widow
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She thought
Jules was nice but dumb...
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and found him a quiet girl
whom he found to be too quiet
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ln spite of Jim's advice,
Jules visited some pros...
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but found no satisfaction there.
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Get to work!
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No more paint!
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They'll say anarchists can't spell!
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Merlin's after me!
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He's big! Run!
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Can l sleep at your place?
l'm Teresa.
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lndeed! But l have a date
elsewhere tonight
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Gilberta?
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So Jules'?
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- Who's Jules?
- Me
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- And you?
- Jim
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- Jim and Jules!
- No! Jules and Jim!