You have kept me at your beck and call for fifteen years. I shall never again do what you...
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[last lines] Armand D'Hubert:
You have kept me at your beck and call for fifteen years. I shall never again do what you demand of me. By every rule of single combat, from this moment your life belongs to me. Is that not correct? Then I shall simply declare you dead. In all of your dealings with me, you'll do me the courtesy to conduct yourself as a dead man. I have submitted to your notions of honor long enough. You will now submit to mine
You have kept me at your beck and call for fifteen years. I shall never again do what you demand of me. By every rule of single combat, from this moment your life belongs to me. Is that not correct? Then I shall simply declare you dead. In all of your dealings with me, you'll do me the courtesy to conduct yourself as a dead man. I have submitted to your notions of honor long enough. You will now submit to mine
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You will chase me nowhere
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I will be delighted to fight you at the first opportunity
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We'll fight now
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At this moment I'm here on duty and you are under arrest
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Now For dueling you ape
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Now
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You fight now Where
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In the garden
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I want seconds I'll find you seconds
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Old man
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Movie Summary
France, 1801. Due to a minor perceived slight, mild-mannered Lieutenant d'Hubert is forced into a duel with hot-headed irrational Lieutenant Feraud. The disagreement ultimately results in scores of duels spanning several years.
Actors
Gabriel Feraud
