:33:01
I've got a great menu idea.
:33:03
"The Whore Menu"!
:33:08
A sauté of fat and lean given
by four gourmand gourmets, epicures...
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for three young ladies
in twelve courses.
:33:15
That's it.
:33:17
Crayfish a la Mozart on a bed of
rice a la Sully, with Sauce Aurora.
:33:20
Not bad.
:33:39
Can we see Boileau's linden tree?
:33:43
The one in the garden?
:33:45
Who sent you?
:33:46
The teacher.
:33:48
She wants to see
Boileau's linden tree?
:33:52
Well, now, you tell her
to come whenever she wants.
:33:57
Are you an Arab?
:33:59
No. Don't worry.
I'm not an Arab.
:34:02
Listen, children.
:34:03
Do you see this tree?
It's a linden tree.
:34:07
Mr. Boileau used to come sit under it.
Who knows who he was?
:34:13
No, you don't.
:34:15
Boileau was a great French poet.
:34:19
He was born in 1 636
and died in 1 71 1.
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He wrote beautiful things.
He loved nature.
:34:25
And so he came here
to rest and wrote poems.
:34:28
"Hasten then softly,
and never lose heart.
:34:33
Twenty times on the loom,
keep on weaving your art."
:34:38
Understand what it means?
:34:42
Mr. Bugatti was an artist...
:34:45
like a painter or a musician.
:34:48
This car is his art.
:34:53
Do you like cars?