Madame Bovary
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:30:00
Don't listen to him, he's too
modest.

:30:03
I've heard him singing in his room.
:30:06
Leon lives just above my shop.
:30:08
You were singing The Guardian
Angel like a professional.

:30:13
What music do you like?
:30:15
German.
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It sets you dreaming.
:30:18
Your house is one of the best here.
:30:22
The advantage for a doctor...
:30:24
is a rear door, so people can come
and go without being seen.

:30:28
There's an arbour in the garden.
:30:32
If madame likes gardening...
:30:34
my wife isn't interested.
:30:37
She much prefers reading in her
room.

:30:40
I'm the same.
:30:42
Reading by the fire, while a storm
rages...

:30:45
isn't it lovely?
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You forget, the hours pass...
:30:48
you live with the characters.
:30:51
You're right.
:30:54
Have you ever found in a book...
:30:56
the expression of your ideas...
:30:59
and even the exact description of
your inner thoughts?

:31:03
I have felt that.
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It's my only distraction here.
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Yonville has so few attractions.
:31:11
It can't be worse than Tostes.
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I belonged to a library there.
:31:15
If you'll do me the honour, my
library is at your disposal.

:31:19
I have Voltaire, Rousseau and
Walter Scott...

:31:23
and every day The Rouen Beacon...
:31:25
of which I am the local
correspondent.

:31:28
If you'll excuse us, we shall
retire.

:31:31
I talk and talk...
:31:33
Mme Bovary must be exhausted.
:31:36
Goodnight, madame, doctor.
:31:38
A night in a strange place...How
exciting.

:31:40
Goodnight.

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