Baron Edgar DeWitt wants to see You

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- Baron Edgar DeWitt wants to see you, monsieur Sauvage.
- Voila, baron DeWitt, thank you so much for coming, always is great pleasure to see you.
- On the contrary, the pleasure is mine, monsieur. God, what a pleasure! Hyll, hyllalla hyllalla, it´s amazing!
- Please, come and sit.
- Sure.
- May I offer you a brandy?
- No... Well, I think, in sunday I got beaten up! Good!
- And, of course, all of us in "DeWitt´s Royal Gazette" are very grateful to your continuing financial support, yes!
- Baron, I cannot tell you, how much I look forward each month to receiving my little magazine.
- Oh! It looks very flattery, you get it everyhere, yes, hyyy hyyy yes.
- But I must say very fascinating in your magazine is your claim to the throne. Is it the fact that if same sort of things happen to the Queen´s family the crown of England would pass to you?
- Aaaa, well, its slightly more complicated, because there are 28 the Queen´s immediate relatives in the line of the succession, hardly to think all these are disappearing over night hyllalla hyllalla, this is frankly rather shlimm. And of course, I am not the only one with royal blood in my vein, am I? In fact a little hyllalla keybord told me that you spent a small fortune proving of your descendant from bonnie prince Charlie, ye?
- You are very well informed.
- You see, I have free copy of your family three, o dhree, family tree. And I must say, Pascal, it´s a cheeky little claim, but I think there are no one to take it seriously. Splendid. And at last, something might happen to your cousin Gerard, in which case your claim will be second only to mine.
- It just did.
- What?
- Happen... to Gerard. He died in a ballooning accident.
- When... we-we-we he has shhh. When... to Gerard - this?
- Five minutes ago.
- All right. Blablebla.
- You know, sometimes I just amuse myself when I try imagine, what I would need to actually have myself be crowned.
- Ha-ha-ha, that is a ridiculous thought!
- Bien sûr, but just for a amusement value. What would I need?
- Well, lefty, lefty, let me see. Well the Queen have to abdicate, of course. And behalf of yourself´s hand, the prime minister would have to prove your claim, and consulting with the archibishop of Canterbury, then...
- Go on.
- About it, really? And for example, of course, as your rival claim to the throne tirr-tirr you have to eliminate me...
- Mr. baron, thank you again for most imformative visit.
- Pleasure, Pascal, thank you! Very nice. Oo lätu lätu lätu. Au revoir!
- Autch!