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“There are times when a man has to forget his chivalry and talk turkey to the other sex. His ancestor, Sieur Pharamond, had realized this when, returning home from the Crusades rather earlier than had been expected, he found his wife in her boudoir singing close harmony with three troubadours.”

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Book:The Luck of the Bodkins
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