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I was their little Rameau, there beautiful Rameau, their Rameau the foolish, the impertinent, the ignorant, the lazy, the greedy, the clown, the great beast. I WAS THEIR LITTLE RAMEAU THEIR BEAUTIFUL RAMEAU THEIR RAMEAU THE FOOLISH THE IMPERTINENT THE IGNORANT THE LAZY THE GREEDY THE CLOWN THE GREAT BEAST
ric! HIM: It's true, all of it. I don't take back a word of it. Let's please not argue about it. No one knows me better than I do, and I'm not saying everything. ME: I don't want to upset you, so I'll accept everything you say. HIM: All right. I used to live with people who liked me precisely because I was endowed with all those qualities to an unusual extent. ME: That's odd. Up to the present I believed that people hid them from themselves or forgave them in themselves and condemned them in other people. HIM: Hide them from oneself--is that possible? Rest assured that when Palissot is alone and reflects on himself, he tells himself something different. You can be sure that in a tête-à-tête with his colleague, they frankly confess that they are nothing but two outstanding rogues. Despise such defects in others! My people were fairer than that--their character made me a marvelous success in their company. I was in clover. They fêted me. They were sorry every moment I was away from them. LER A THIEF ME WHAT A PANEGYRIC HIM IT'S TRUE ALL OF IT I DON'T TAKE BACK A WORD OF IT LET'S PLEASE NOT ARGUE ABOUT IT NO ONE KNOWS ME BETTER THAN I DO AND I'M NOT SAYING EVERYTHING ME I DON'T WANT TO UPSET YOU SO I'LL ACCEPT EVERYTHING YOU SAY HIM ALL RIGHT I USED TO LIVE WITH PEOPLE WHO LIKED ME PRECISELY BECAUSE I WAS ENDOWED WITH ALL THOSE QUALITIES TO AN UNUSUAL EXTENT ME THAT'S ODD UP TO THE PRESENT I BELIEVED THAT PEOPLE HID THEM FROM THEMSELVES OR FORGAVE THEM IN THEMSELVES AND CONDEMNED THEM IN OTHER PEOPLE HIM HIDE THEM FROM ONESELF IS THAT POSSIBLE REST ASSURED THAT WHEN PALISSOT IS ALONE AND REFLECTS ON HIMSELF HE TELLS HIMSELF SOMETHING DIFFERENT YOU CAN BE SURE THAT IN A TETE A TETE WITH HIS COLLEAGUE THEY FRANKLY CONFESS THAT THEY ARE NOTHING BUT TWO OUTSTANDING ROGUES DESPISE SUCH DEFECTS IN OTHERS MY PEOPLE WERE FAIRER THAN THAT THEIR CHARACTER MADE ME A MARVELLOUS SUCCESS IN THEIR COMPANY I WAS IN CLOVER THEY FEATED ME THEY WERE SORRY EVERY MOMENT I WAS AWAY FROM THEM
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