Madame Bovary
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Outwardly, I am.
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I must show a laughing face to the
world.

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And your friends?
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My friends?
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What friends?
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Who cares about me?
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I miss so much by being alone.
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If I had a goal in life, or
affection...

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if I'd found someone, I'd have
overcome every obstacle.

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You've no cause to complain.
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You think not?
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After all, you're free...
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Rich.
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Don't make fun of me.
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That's not the Prefect!
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It's Lieuvain, his right-hand man.
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The decorations are very poor,
don't you think?

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Obviously, the mayor was in
charge.

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He's no artistic genius.
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Gentlemen...
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first of all let me say...
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before talking...
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of the object of today's
gathering...

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and I'm sure these feelings...
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will be shared by you...
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allow me then...
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to pay tribute to the Public
Services...

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the Government...
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the Monarch...
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gentlemen, our Sovereign...
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I should stand back.
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Why?
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I could be seen.
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I'd have some explaining to do,
with my reputation...

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- You exaggerate!
- No, it really is appalling.

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From a certain point of view...
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it's quite justified.
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How?
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Don't you know of tormented
souls?

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They need dreams and action and
the purest of passion.

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And so we throw ourselves into
fancies...

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and madness.

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