Impromptu
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Hungarian humour, George.
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(crash)
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- You are too familiar. Apologise.
- Sit down, you ass!

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- You think I don’t know what’s going on?
- She has made love with Monsieur Liszt?

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Apologise or I’ll rip your throat out!
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Apologise!
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- Agh! Alfred!
- St George!

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- What are "you" doing here?
- I’m the dragoon. I was invited.

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Duchess, I’ve only just arrived.
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Thank God I was in time
to defend Madame Sand’s honour.

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- You followed me.
- He’s the one?

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- You’re starting up with him again?
- I’d sooner chew glass.

:43:38
Choose your seconds
and meet me at dawn, sir.

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- No more duels!
- This is men’s business.

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- I accept.
- Men? You’re not fit to be men!

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Morons! Idiots!
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Choose your weapons, Mallefille.
Red or white?

:43:57
Leave her alone!
She’s going off to write about us.

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It’s time for her nightly regurgitation.
20 pages.

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The only reason
she needs you or me or anybody

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is to provide characters
for her ghastly novels!

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- I trust you have no objection to pistols.
- What?

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- For tomorrow.
- My boy, I really don’t care.

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Thank you for the loan, my dear.
It was most instructive.

:44:34
You’ll be up before dawn for the duel,
so I shall sleep in my own bed.

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Ooh! I do wish I could be there tomorrow.
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You will make sure nobody’s killed?
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I abhor killing,
but a good fight’s something to see.

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- Good night.
- Good night, Claudette.

:44:54
(chuckles)
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(hums)

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