The King and I
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short History of royal Family.
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Author: myself.
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Unfortunately, is long family.
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That sounds interesting.
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Also experimenting with engine...
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...of steam on road of steel.
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Ancient Siamese firework.
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Shoot from top of palace.
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Am thinking of rocket.
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How clever.
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Pride and joy.
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Air travel is future.
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Louis, look.
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Quickly, go, go!
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Please, Little teeth, don't fall out.
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still working on details.
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Everything very scientific here.
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Except you.
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You do not look like teacher.
How old Shall you be?

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A hundred and fifty years, Your Majesty.
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in what year were you birthed?
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In 1712, Your Majesty.
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How many years Shall you be married?
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Several, Your Majesty.
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How many grandchildren Shall you have?
How many, how many?

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Perhaps bad manners to ask
many questions of such old lady.

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I appreciate the concern, Your Majesty.
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But now I have a question.
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I will tell when is time for question.
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No, Your Majesty.
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I agreed to teach in the palace,
but there's the matter of my house.

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You promised a place where I may go
in the evening when my duties are over.

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What you wish to do in evening
that cannot be done in palace?

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I won't have soldiers at my door...
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...etcetera, etcetera.
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What is this "etcetera"?
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Well, Your Majesty, it means
"all the rest."

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Good.
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Have children prepare for presentation...
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...etcetera.
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I want my house.
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The house I was promised, Your Majesty.

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