ROBERT MACAIRE. 2nd Series 5: SETTING THE BILL. -Mister de Macaire, allow me to tell you that your bill astonishes me! For a spy to keep the prince up to date with the Newspapers 120,000 f For a riot which did not take place 35,000 Honorariums for some people, supporters of the Prince 370,000 15 525,000 15 -Why your Grace, does that surprises you, but do you therefore think you can regain a throne as easily as you lose it? a mistake, your Grace, a mistake, you are not abreast of the times

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ROBERT MACAIRE. 2nd Series 18: The way in which you go on one can clearly see that money means nothing to you! if I left you to your own devices, my money would soon be squandered... -Bah! father, it's not for yourself that you accumulate money... -Do you think perhaps it is for you, no, no, with the kind of life you lead I will live longer than you... -My dear father, you only have unpleasant things to say to me..

ROBERT MACAIRE. 2nd Series 18: The way in which you go on one can clearly see that money means nothing to you! if I left you to your own devices, my money would soon be squandered... -Bah! father, it's not for yourself that you accumulate money... -Do you think perhaps it is for you, no, no, with the kind of life you lead I will live longer than you... -My dear father, you only have unpleasant things to say to me..

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ROBERT MACAIRE. 2nd Series 17: Man in naluratibus [sic]. Philosophy, my dear Bertrand, explains very well our two characters from our physiques... you are weakness, I am strength... to you is cunning, to me courage... you are the ivy and I the oak, without me the slightest breeze from the police will plunge you into a torrent of misfortune... do not leave me and inscribe upon  your arms: I die or I cling

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Caricaturana 33: Robert-Macaire the Journalist:  I'm bringing you an article about the new law. I've slated it in a joking way, you see!  -What are you thinking of, Mister Macaire, we shouldn't be attacking that law, we should defend it. - Ah,indeed, indeed, I'll rework it and make a frothy article in favour of the aforesaid law

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ROBERT MACAIRE. 2nd Series 11: Again my creditors, always my creditors... it's em... thing!... What do those animals want form me?... would that they'd leave me in peace!... Me, do I ask anything of them

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