Cyrano de Bergerac
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We'll convert him.
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I forbid you to meddle with that matter
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Don't torment him. He may stop coming.
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But God...
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Don't worry. God knows all about him.
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He says, every Saturday:
''Sister, I ate meat yesterday.''

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He says that?
Every time.

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Last Saturday
he hadn't eaten for two whole days.

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Even dead, you love him?
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It seems only part of him is dead.
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Our hearts are together.
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His love is alive, around me.
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Ah, here's Le Bret.
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Does he come often?
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Your grace...
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He won't be here until seven.
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Who won't?
Cyrano.

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Oh...him.
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How is he?
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Not well.
Really?

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He exaggerates.
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I foresaw it all: loneliness, misery!
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His pamphlets make new enemies.
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He attacks snobs and hypocrites
cowards and fools.

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Everyone in fact!
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His sword inspires terror.
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Don't pity him.
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He knew no allegiance
a free man in thought and deed.

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I know. I have everything, he nothing.
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But I'd gladly shake his hand.
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Farewell.
I'll show you out.

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Sometimes, I envy him.
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When your life has been a success
without having any real sins

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you feel a slight disgust within
but no real remorse.

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Just a faint discomfort.
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The ducal robes of fur sweep up
the stairs of state

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with a rustle of lost illusions
and regret.

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You're philosophical.

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