La Vie est un roman
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We need a hand here.
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WeII, Robert!
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Light as a feather.
Your toiIet articIes?

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Jean! Watch out for your back!
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CarefuI! Not so high!
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Easy does it. Be carefuI!
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Mr. Dufresne!
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Must I remind you of the agreement?
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You can't bring ''that''
into the castIe.

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Dear Mrs. HoIberg...
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Ladies, gentIemen, young foIk,
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sorry to seem inhospitabIe.
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But does Iiberty consist
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in ignoring our rights and duties?
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This needed saying.
Now I've said it.

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There remains the more agreabIe task
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of bidding you weIcome.
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Mrs. HoIberg, who heads our schooI.
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We must understand each other.
Our methods may differ.

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We've a common aim:
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to turn chiIdren into men
worthy of the name,

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a new breed who may make this worId
''of sound and fury''

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into one of beauty, harmony, Iove.
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Where do we put it?
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Leave it outside!
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You can't do that.
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In the dining haII?
The conservatory?

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Miss Obertin, stay out of this.
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It's between the conference
and the schooI.

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You teach here.
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So I'm attending the conference.
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That's onIy one of your duties.
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You're minding the chiIdren staying
on over the hoIiday. WeII, do it!


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