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THE TREE MUSKETEERS
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Life knows no age nor time. Youth
will ever set out to seek fortune.
Man will ever fight for the love of a
woman. Kings will threaten-Queens
weep-Ministers conspire. And so-though
our story is of three hundred years
ago, It is as young as Yesterday or
To-morrow.
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Then follow us to France of old.
To frery days when hearts beat high,
When blood was young, and hate was
bold. When sword crossed word to dare
and die. For love and honor gloried
then. When live was live,
and men were men!
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In 1625 the Court of
France teemed with plot
and counterplot, faction
and cabal, enmity and
jealousy-its men and
women merely pawns
in a game.
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Louis XIII, the King,
jealous, suspicious, easily
moulded---
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Cardinal Richelieu,
the Prime Minister, iron willed,
bent on being the
sole power to dominate
the King...
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In another room in
the palace...
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Anne of Austria, Queen
of France, whose influence
over the King is the one
obstacle in Richelieu�s path
to power...
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Constance Bonacieux...
Seamstress to the Queen...
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Milady de Winter...
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Father Joseph, the
familiar of the Cardinal,
fearsomely know as
His Grey Eminence...
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Madam my Queen
I hear again how cruelly
the Cardinal persecutes you. I pray
you let me come to you that
I may throw around you the
protection of the love you
have ever scorned
Your mort humble slave
Bnechingham
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In England, the Duke
of Buckingham, whose mad
infatuation for the Queen
of France offers Richelieu
the means for accomplishing
his purpose�
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Madame my Queen
I heard again how cruelly
the Cardinal perseruter you. I pray
you let me come to you that
I may throw around you the
protection of the love you
have ever scorned
Your mort humble slave
Bnechingham
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Monsieur le Cardinal,
your medicine.
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The Queen has but now received
a letter from Buckingham
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I thank thee, Joseph.
That is very stimulating.
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Your Queen is in danger.
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Your queen is in danger-
menaced by a knight.
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Why do you harp on my Queen?
What do you mean?
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I but spoke of your CHESS queen,
sire.
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Always double meanings.
Speak out, I command you.
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What shall I say of the Queen save
that she is profoundly devoted?
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Devoted! To whom?
Not to me. She is in love
with Buckingham!
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I cannot but thing you are wrong,
sire. If it were true, letters
would have passed between them.
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Letters! We shall soon see.
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Madame, it is imperative that I see
all your papers at once!
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Your Eminence was right. There was
a letter. Nothing about Buckingham.
Plenty about you.
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To monsieur my Brother
The King of Spain
The humiliations put upon me by this
odious Cardinal are becoming
the gossip of every court. I beg
you send an emissary to urge
his dismissal
Your good sister
Anne R
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Your Majesty knows that I have
always warmly defended the Queen.
If she distrusts me I must bear it
with humility.
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In Tarbes, a town in the southern
province of Gascony---
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An impoverished nobleman sends
forth his son to seek his fortune.
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D'Artagnan
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Remember, my son, that your ancient
nobility gives you the right to
the best in France.
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You have thews of iron and wrists of
steel. Fight on all occasions!
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Fight the more since duels are
forbidden, for that means double
courage.
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Never forget these things-
loyalty to the King-
reverence for the Cardinal-
devotion to the Queen-
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...and my pride in you...
my love for you.
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In Paris... fresh intrigue...
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Milord
Come to Paris that I may say
to you what I dare not intrust
to a letter
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Repenting the impulse that led to
the humiliation of the Queen, the
King strives to make amends...
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It took ten years to collect and
match those twelve stones. They
cannot be duplicated.
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And the world says kings and
queens are not happy!
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I have come at a propitious moment
to secure your signatures to
a decree.
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And D'Artagnan little realized, as
he leisurely made his way toward
Paris, that he was soon to be
enmeshed in a scandal involving the
foremost courts of Europe.
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What we do now promise is by our
concurrence and consent.
Luis
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Milord
Come to Paris that I may say to you
what I dare not intriest
to a letter.
Anne
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Meet Milady de Winter at Meung. She
is to deliver this letter to
Buckingham and remain in England
until I send for her.
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D'Artagnan takes every smile for an
insult... every look as
a provocation...
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The Inn at Meung...
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The exact shade of a buttercup!
The color is common enough in
botany but...
until now...
very rare among horses.
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Who laugh at my horse...
laughs at me.
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Pardon me, Madame.
I must kill your friend.
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To Buckingham without delay...
by order of Cardinal.
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Coward!
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Thus chance left these two men
with a score unsettled...
but they were to meet again.
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Paris...
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A horse for a hat.
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Bonacieux, uncle to Constance...
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Can you tell me where I might
and lodgings?
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Thus fate plays her part again...
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Pardon me, mademoiselle.
Do you live in this house or
that house?
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Marvelous!
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I desire to secure lodgings here.
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In England... Buckingham
receives the forget letter...
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Milord
Come to Paris that I may say
to you what I dare not intrust
to a letter
Anne R
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The letter has been
delivered, madam.
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In Paris, the next morning,
D'Artagnan calls on his father's
old friend, the Captain
of the King's Musketeers...
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Monsieur de Treville, Captain
of the King's Musketeers...
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The ambition of his life...
to be one of this...
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Athos!
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Porthos!
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Aramis!
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You Know that fighting is prohibited
yet you fight... fight... fight!
And always with
the Cardinal's Guards.
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But if you MUST fight...
fight as you did yesterday.
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The three best swordsmen in Paris.
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So you are from Gascony...
and the son of my friend.
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What hat brought you
to Paris?
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I came to join the Musketeers.
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My boy, these Musketeers are
all picket men.
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00:34:50,579 --> 00:34:55,479
All my life I've dreamed, I've
hoped, I've prayed to be
in your regiment.
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Impossible! Serve your
apprenticeship with the cadets
for two years... and...
we shall see.
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My man of Meung!
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Excuse me. I am running after
someone.
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You can find ME without running.
Do you understand?
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Where?
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Behind the Luxembourg.
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When?
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One o'clock.
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Behind the Luxembourg.
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Permit me to observe, monsieur,
that in one respect you are
absolutely perfect. You are the
most perfect idiot I have ever met!
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Behind the Luxemburg
at one o'clock.
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Possessed of Gascon courage,
D'Artagnan wasted not a moment
in regret that his first day in
Paris had involved him with the
three best blades of the time.
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Behind the Luxembourg
at one o'clock...
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Gentlemen, I desire
to explain...
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If you kill me, I shall have
been honored...
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If I kill you, I shall regret it all
my life...
for I love you every one.
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Monsieur Athos, on guard!
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The Cardinal's Guards!
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Hola! We are in luck!
You are under arrest
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Come and take us!
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We are four against three!
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Pardon, Messieurs.
Four against Foul!
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A young Gascon
played me foul.
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I'll find him and carve
him to ribbons.
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My young harpooner, perhaps you'll
arrange time for me to show you how
to use a sword correctly.
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That is Bernajoux...
the Cardinal best swordsman.
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One for all and all for one.
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Thus D'Artagnan, in two days, became
the talk of Paris and won for
himself the loyal comradeship that
was to last throughout his life.
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Richelieu lodges complaint that the
King's musketeers have assaulted
his guards...
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00:44:56,109 --> 00:45:02,009
Remember! I cannot have the Cardinal
annoyed. Those who disobey the
edicts must be... punished.
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Rest assured, Monsieur le Cardinal,
these men shall be dealt with...
properly.
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I commanded you to fetch me these
four devils who have so maltreated
seven of the Cardinal�s best men.
Where are they?
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But where is that young cadet?
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You rascal...
you have kept the King waiting!
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So you are that wild Gascon who
fights a regiment single-handed?
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For the future I shall expect you
to be discreet.
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But TOO discreet.
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I have a servant for you...
a fellow who reflects
before he acts.
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I found him on a bridge, spitting
in the water to see which way
the river was glowing.
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Your province?
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Picardy.
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As Richelieu's plans begin to
mature, Constance makes ready to
keep a mysterious appointment...
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Certain messages have been confided
to you. Tell me what they are and
to whom they are to be delivered.
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I dare not delay. Midnight
is striking.
It is the hour I am expected.
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Do not question me.
My mission is secret.
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Who is he?
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Stop, in the name of heaven!
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His Grace, the Duke
of Buckingham.
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Lead on. I'll follow. If anyone
looks at you I shall kill him.
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The river entrance
to the palace...
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Milord, you have been told that it
was not I who wrote to you...
yet you rashly insist on
this interview!
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What does it matter?
Nothing matters but that
I see you again.
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You see me at the risk of my honor...
rat the risk of your life.
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So sweet a voice can never pronounce
the words that separate us.
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...the depth of seas,
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...the enmity of kingdoms...
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...the sanctity of vows!
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I beseech you... relent.
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Then something for remembrance...
something that you have worn...
a ring... a chain... a brooch...
that I may wear it always.
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And now, Madame, your Majesty
and I share a secret.
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The last of the King's gold...
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Richelieu prepares to make use
of the Queen's secret...
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01:03:43,446 --> 01:03:45,846
How many days away is
the court ball?
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Twelve.
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Go to England. Deliver this to
Milady de Winter.
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01:04:46,649 --> 01:04:53,549
While poverty still stalks the four
friends, Aramis has secured for
himself an invitation to dine...
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Father, I have a friend I know
you'll like. He's outside now.
May I Bring him in?
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I trust I am not intruding.
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01:06:12,153 --> 01:06:15,453
Father, I have a friend outside...
a fine fellow.
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Monsieur de Cardinal,
YOU always win!
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When I have bent my energies
to a purpose, I have never failed.
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D'Artagnan invites his friends
to dine...
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I wagered D'Artagnan that he could
not provide a dinner without money.
Does he think Paris is paved
with food?
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Patience, my friends. This Gascon
has a fashion of winning his wagers.
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Certain fortune favored members
of the Cardinal�s Guards are
gathered for a feast...
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Marvelous!
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Intruder! How dare you meddle
with our dinner!
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01:10:03,162 --> 01:10:04,262
Pardon, monsieur.
MY dinner.
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01:10:12,063 --> 01:10:18,063
I would allow you to get your
swords, but...
really, Messieurs...
the dinner is not worth it.
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Porthos must pay.
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01:11:30,965 --> 01:11:36,865
While in the palace, the Queen,
who has been to a fancied security,
receives a rude awakening.
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01:11:59,066 --> 01:12:10,966
Madame, I wish to remind you that
the court ball is only six days
away. I request you to honor me by
wearing to it the diamond buckle
I recently gave you.
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This is the end! I am lost!
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Ten minutes later Constance
arrives at home...
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Can I trust you?
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I love you.
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01:14:05,571 --> 01:14:07,671
As rivers love the sunlight.
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01:14:18,872 --> 01:14:19,872
Are you sure?
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01:14:23,173 --> 01:14:25,373
I would give my life
for you.
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This may mean your life.
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01:14:47,975 --> 01:14:57,475
Go to England. Get the jewels from
the Duke of Buckingham and return in
all haste. The Queen's happiness, her
life, her honor are in your hands.
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When you come back.
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01:15:44,677 --> 01:15:48,777
Find Porthos and Aramis and me
at De Trevilles.
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Bonacieux sells his information...
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01:16:27,279 --> 01:16:31,679
Search Paris. If D'Artagnan is
within the gates, fetch him to me.
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01:16:41,280 --> 01:16:48,680
On perilous expeditions of this kind
you must pay toll.
Four must start if one is to arrive.
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All for one and one for all!
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01:17:07,982 --> 01:17:11,682
Be at the Barriere du
Nord in half an hour.
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01:17:15,383 --> 01:17:19,183
See that the way to Calais...
and beyond...
is made unsafe.
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01:17:42,784 --> 01:17:47,784
His Eminence presents his
compliments and desires to see you
at your earliest convenience.
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At your EARLIEST convenience.
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D'Artagnan is below.
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When I drop this handkerchief...
fire.
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01:19:18,388 --> 01:19:21,588
You were about to leave Paris,
Monsieur D'Artagnan?
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We can make it VERY COMFORTABLE
for you in Paris.
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It is imperative that I go.
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01:19:53,591 --> 01:19:58,091
Monsieur D'Artagnan, if you were
about to die, what would you do?
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Your Eminence, I should write the
history of France.
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01:20:09,093 --> 01:20:10,593
And what would you say?
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I should speak of her great men,
Monseigneur.
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01:20:18,895 --> 01:20:20,095
Whom do you call great?
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01:20:21,496 --> 01:20:23,496
Monsieur le Cardinal,
Duc de Richelieu.
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01:20:26,197 --> 01:20:27,597
And what would you write of him?
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01:20:29,698 --> 01:20:31,298
That he is a great statesman...
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01:20:36,399 --> 01:20:37,299
...a great poet...
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...a great swordsman.
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01:21:05,201 --> 01:21:07,801
You, yourself, are somewhat
of swordsman.
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01:21:12,202 --> 01:21:16,902
By the way...
what trick you employed to
best my man, Bernajoux?
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Thus four men rode forth in the
service of their Queen...
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That is D'Artagnan.
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01:24:49,206 --> 01:24:50,506
Porthos pay toll...
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01:25:49,407 --> 01:25:52,207
An inn near Calais...
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01:26:32,608 --> 01:26:33,408
Athos pay toll...
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01:27:32,309 --> 01:27:36,009
The port of Calais from which
D'Artagnan plans to sail...
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NOTICE
THE PORT IS CLOSED
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01:28:21,711 --> 01:28:23,011
AVIS
LE PORT EST FERME
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The port will remain closed until
you receive further orders from the
Cardinal.
209
01:28:39,613 --> 01:28:42,413
It shall be as you say,
Count de Rochefort.
210
01:28:45,414 --> 01:28:46,214
My man of Meuhg!
211
01:28:48,715 --> 01:28:51,915
You are on the Queen's
business, master.
212
01:29:06,916 --> 01:29:07,916
In England...
213
01:29:12,817 --> 01:29:24,017
Buckingham wears a buckle set with
twelve diamonds. Let possession of
this and fetch it to me at once.
Richelieu
214
01:29:31,318 --> 01:29:37,618
Good! Say to His Eminence that I am
attending the Duke's fete
to-morrow night.
215
01:29:44,619 --> 01:29:45,919
Under the cover of midnight...
216
01:29:53,020 --> 01:29:57,220
Watch every boat for my return and
have the horses ready.
217
01:30:31,021 --> 01:30:35,921
Set sail for England this instant
or I'll blow out your brains!
218
01:30:51,322 --> 01:30:56,322
My heart fails me. Ever foot of this
road is sown with danger.
219
01:31:00,723 --> 01:31:06,023
I'll stake my life he is near the
shores of England at this moment.
220
01:31:17,824 --> 01:31:18,624
You love him?
221
01:31:28,125 --> 01:31:31,625
The fete at the palace of the
Duke of Buckingham...
222
01:33:12,526 --> 01:33:13,426
To the harbour.
223
01:33:20,827 --> 01:33:22,127
That is Milady de Winter.
224
01:34:46,228 --> 01:34:55,628
Milady de Winter has just left your
house... bound for the harbour.
She is a friend of Rochefort, a tool
of Richelieu. She has the jewels!
225
01:35:01,229 --> 01:35:03,329
The boat leaves in half an hour.
226
01:35:04,130 --> 01:35:05,030
Perfect!
227
01:35:07,631 --> 01:35:15,031
After you leave Calais, go by way of
Boulogne. This ring will get you
fresh horses along that route.
228
01:36:01,732 --> 01:36:03,232
Next morning...
just before the ship drops
anchor at Calais...
229
01:39:30,633 --> 01:39:36,633
We go by the long route. No food, no
sleep, no rest until we reach Paris.
230
01:40:35,734 --> 01:40:36,734
The inn near Calais...
231
01:40:44,535 --> 01:40:47,035
Has Monsieur D'Artagnan
passed this way?
232
01:40:49,636 --> 01:40:55,636
Then he has gone by the longer road.
We can reach Paris ahead him.
Drive on.
233
01:41:06,837 --> 01:41:08,637
The evening of the court ball...
234
01:41:51,438 --> 01:41:57,238
You bungler! I place the resources
of a Kingdom at your command and
you fail. Imbecile!
235
01:42:22,839 --> 01:42:27,739
Guard every entrance to Paris.
Line the streets. D'Artagnan must
not pass.
236
01:42:37,240 --> 01:42:42,140
Go to the ball. Join the Queen...
never leave her for an instant.
237
01:42:45,441 --> 01:42:49,841
Block every way that leads
to the palace.
Arrest that seamstress, Constance.
238
01:43:15,342 --> 01:43:16,842
D'Artagnan...
dead or alive!
239
01:44:07,343 --> 01:44:09,443
The grand ball room of palace...
240
01:45:11,444 --> 01:45:19,544
Her Majesty is late. I trust she
will not forget that you desired
her to wear your gift of jewels.
241
01:45:31,545 --> 01:45:34,145
At the gates of Paris D'Artagnan
scents danger...
242
01:45:37,646 --> 01:45:41,346
Our luck runs too high.
I smell the Cardinal.
243
01:47:01,047 --> 01:47:05,047
Madame, why do you appear here
without your diamond buckle?
244
01:47:09,848 --> 01:47:12,848
Sire, I feared some accident
might befall it.
245
01:47:15,549 --> 01:47:17,649
You do wrong to slight
my wishes!
246
01:48:50,950 --> 01:48:52,150
This is Fate!
247
01:49:42,451 --> 01:49:45,251
This is for Meung...
and this for Constance!
248
01:50:46,152 --> 01:50:46,952
Your Queen.
249
01:52:05,153 --> 01:52:10,753
My brave D'Artagnan, let this
token ever remind you that you have
won the eternal gratitude of a Queen.
250
01:52:18,154 --> 01:52:19,554
Constance has disappeared.
251
01:54:15,755 --> 01:54:19,355
Joseph, I never acknowledge defeat,
I make use of it.
252
01:54:59,756 --> 01:55:03,256
If you were about to die,
what would you do?
253
01:55:07,157 --> 01:55:10,957
Your Eminence, I should still write
the history of France.
254
01:55:27,658 --> 01:55:33,458
Then set down in your book, Monsieur
D'Artagnan, that Richelieu was a
generous foe.
255
01:56:35,459 --> 01:56:36,259
Marvellous!
256
01:56:39,860 --> 01:56:44,660
And now, Monsieur D'Artagnan,
what say you to a lieutenancy
in my Guards?
257
01:56:53,961 --> 01:56:58,461
Your Eminence, my dreams, my hopes,
my ambitions are all with the
Musketeers.
258
01:57:09,562 --> 01:57:13,162
I am offering him a commission
in my Guards.
259
01:57:20,463 --> 01:57:23,163
A commission in the
King�s Musketeers.
260
01:57:34,764 --> 01:57:38,664
And so, later in the evening,
De Treville presents to the King
a new Musketeer...
261
01:58:07,065 --> 01:58:08,065
'D'Artagnan!
262
01:58:17,648 --> 01:58:28,248
So thus they lived in
France of old,
When blood was young and
hearts were bold,
And sword crossed sword
for honor then,
When life was life and
men were men.
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