Monsieur Batignole
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Max... rue Sivel.
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Taken between 9:17 and 11:32,
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by Colonel Spreich.
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Talk about precision,
those Germans.

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It's regulations.
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All theirthings are in aisle 27.
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That's it.
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I've a list of furniture.
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What timing.
It's going to Germany in 2 days.

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27... here it is.
Section B is at the far end.

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It's incredible!
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You should see the pianos.
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Hundreds of pianos lined up.
It's extraordinary.

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Incredible.
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Here it is. Bernstein.
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- What are you looking for?
- A Louis XV chest.

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- It's not on my list.
- But I saw them take it away.

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The officer in charge
often helps himself.

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I'd check Spreich's office
if I were you.

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He's a fanatic... for Louis XV.
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What can I say?
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I could've gotten a head start.
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As usual, you don't tell me a thing.
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I wonderwhat you do all day long?
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You think this stuff is heaven sent?
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Stop bickering.
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- It's heavy.
- I don't have four arms.

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Don't get your hands dirty.
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"Don't Get Your Hands Dirty."
Excellent title.

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How about "Lazy Bones" instead?
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I'll note that.
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- After my delivery, we're going.
- You're coming too?

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No. I'm taking you to Morel.
That's it.

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Move your junk.
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Air raids are expected
and people use cellars.

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If they find you here, I'm finished.
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It's just a storm.

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