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Yes?
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l have to tell you...
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your account is...
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if you'll pardon my saying so...
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your account is heavily overdrawn.
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You don't say?
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Yes, it is.
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Maybe you should....
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Maybe you should try working again.
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Now that's a good idea.
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A brilliant idea!
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l'll set about it right away.
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l'm on my way.
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l wanted to say, l love your works.
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l'm one of your greatest fans, a real fanatic.
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Oh, l'm so sorry!
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Do you know...
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the man who knocked you over is a poet.
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A poet?
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-Oh well, in that case--
-Precisely!
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lt doesn't hurt so much then.
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Here, l'm still creditworthy.
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What's all this?
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''What's all this?''
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You've murdered her, like the other one.
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-But she's still breathing.
-She's got a raging fever.
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-What'll l do with the corpse?
-What's the matter with her?
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Did l send her out in winter in a summer
dress without a coat and till 5:15?
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Oh, that....
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But l...
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didn't mean it seriously.
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You must be careful
what you say and to whom.
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That's ridiculous!
A petit bourgeois view of history.
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''Yesterday...
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''on horses proud....
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''Today, in the....''
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You see.
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That's Uhland! l beg you!
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Why doesn't she quote George
in her death throes?