1:18:00
Alone on your quai
1:18:02
l've just received the keys
lf you please
1:18:05
For a flat where
l can take my ease
1:18:08
Much better than an hotel
1:18:10
lt'll be swell
1:18:12
Tell me now where it is found
And l shall call round
1:18:15
Make your way
1:18:16
To Quai Malaquais
1:18:18
Twenty-three
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That's where you'll find me
1:18:21
ln the yard turn to your left
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lt's the door without a cleft
1:18:24
You can't get it wrong
The framing shop is next along
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All the way
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To Quai Malaquais
1:18:31
There you meet
1:18:32
No one on the street
1:18:34
But for a scholar or two
1:18:36
Though they'll never bother you
1:18:37
They just care for books
1:18:38
And they will never
give you looks
1:18:41
Here l am with my love-nest
What a pest
1:18:44
But l know a way
to put it to the test
1:18:47
Tomorrow for high tea
l'll be free
1:18:50
Really, it's a rendezvous
1:18:52
Where will l find you?
1:18:54
Make your way
1:18:55
To Quai Malaquais
1:18:57
Twenty-three
1:18:58
That's where you'll find me
1:19:00
ln the yard turn to your left
1:19:01
lt's the door without a cleft
1:19:03
You can't get it wrong
The framing shop is next along
1:19:06
Ah l say
1:19:08
The Quai Malaquais
1:19:10
ln a trice
1:19:11
lt's like paradise
1:19:13
Charly, you're a charming boy
1:19:14
l shall meet you there with joy
1:19:16
Crossing the doormat
1:19:17
Of a young man's flat
1:19:25
l have just received
the papers from America
1:19:28
for our partnership contract.
1:19:31
Thank you.
1:19:34
You were once married?
1:19:43
To a Mademoiselle Poumaillac?
1:19:50
Fancy! How odd.
1:19:51
Perhaps she was related
to Gilberte.
1:19:54
l don't know!
1:19:56
What about you, Gilberte?
1:19:58
Perhaps you know
this Mademoiselle Poumaillac,