Homme du train, L'
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You just don't know how.
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You mean I can learn?
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Take a good mouthful.
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Go on, a good one.
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As if you were thirsty.
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Open all the pipes.
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Bask in the warmth.
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How is it?
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Better.
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Can I ask you something?
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Of course.
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Could you lend me some slippers?
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Do your feet hurt?
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I've never tried them.
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Well?
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My life's all wrong.
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And they're new too.
:18:58
The perfect slipper
is almost in tatters,

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like a second skin.
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Try walking in them.
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Not like that, for God's sake.
Drag your feet.

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A connoisseur wears them
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with the heel turned in.
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They don't suit you but keep them.
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As a gift.
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I may ask you a favour
in return later.

:19:41
This is my life's stage,
from my first feed to my last cigar.

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Have you read all these?
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Yes, almost.
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I hated books at first
but everyone nagged me so much,

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I started reading.
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It was like a revelation!
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Do you read a little?

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