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How do you do? We already met.
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I gave you your fiirst Communion.
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This little blond boy
I've never seen.

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- What's your name?
- Giulio.

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Are you good?
I bet only when you're asleep.

:36:14
And now off to bed, eh?
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Good night, children,
and God bless you.

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Good night, Your Eminence.
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If Your Eminence
will come this way.

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My friends! Please sit down.
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Ah, yes, why, even today
there was an audience with people...

:36:31
who want to tell the Pope
how to run the church.

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What can you do?
Be patient, I suppose.

:36:38
"Fire's for burning
and patience for learning"...

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as we say in Rome.
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I remember your grandfather.
He was a good man, Don Eugenio.

:36:55
My compliments.
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Please! Please!
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My friends.
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- Please sit down.
- Thank you.

:37:09
Peppino, Gervasio,
you may begin serving.

:37:12
Ah, you've fiinally arrived!
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What would you like,
Your Eminence?

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- A mint to freshen my mouth, thank you.
- Ah, a mint. I knew it.

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Here we are.
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- Your Excellency.
- Why not?

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Thank you. I'd love one.
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- What would you like, Monsignor?
- Monsignor!

:37:32
I must tell you that when I was little,
I was quite a mischief maker.

:37:37
What did he say?
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He said when he was young,
he was a rascal.

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Mama used to make a liqueur
just like this for the guests...

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and she would have
to hide it from me.

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The minute she wasn't there, I'd climb
up and drink it out of the bottle.

:37:54
Your Eminence, I can't believe it.
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I'm sure that even as a baby,
you were a saint.


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