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Clap, clap.

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Clap.

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Dearest Antoinette:

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I'm pleased to tell you how wonderful
your brothers and sisters are doing...

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...in their marriages.

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Maria Carolina is pregnant...

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...expecting her first child in June.

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And Ferdinand is enchanted
with Beatrice...

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...having made her his wife at once.

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All this news, which should fill me
with contentment...

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...is diminished by reflections
on your dangerous situation.

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Everything depends on the wife...

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...if she is willing and sweet.

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I can't repeat enough...

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...the importance for you
to employ charm and patience...

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...never ill humor, to remedy
this unfortunate situation.

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Remember, nothing is certain
about your place there...

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...until an heir is produced.

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- Excuse me.
- It's all right.

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I'm sorry.

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That's all right.

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- I'm sorry.
- It's all right.

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- Good night.
- Good night.

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Your Majesties¹ are requested at the
delivery of Comtesse de Provence.

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Bravo, bravo.

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- Oh, wonderful!
- It's a healthy baby boy.

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Oh, my God. How happy I am.

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Let me see my nephew.
The new Duc d'Angoulême.

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- Congratulations.
- Thank you.

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It's the first Bourbon prince
of his generation.

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He's so beautiful.

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It's barren. What do you expect?

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When will you give us an heir?

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I hear she's frigid².

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I like the pink. It's like candy.

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This is wonderful.

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I love this.

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Oh, it's a classic.

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Could we get
some more champagne³?