The Bargain/The Waltz of Treachery (Les Miserables)

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Hush now, do  not be afraid of me
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Don’t cry, show me where you live
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Tell me, my child, what is your name
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I’m called Cosette
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I found her wandering in  the wood
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This little child, I found her trembling in the shadows
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And I am here to help Cosette
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And I will settle  any  debt you may think proper
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I will pay what I must pay to take Cosette away
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There is a  duty   I  must heed
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There is a  promise I  have   made
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For I was blind to one in need
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I did not see what stood before me
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Now her  mother  is with God
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Fantine’s suffering  is   over
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And I speak here with her voice
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And I stand here in  her  place
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And from this day and evermore
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Let me take your coat, Monsieur
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Cosette shall live in my protection
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You are very  welcome here
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 I  shall not forsake my vow
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Take a glass, take a chair
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Cosette shall have a  father now
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What to do, what to say
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Shall you carry our treasure away
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What a  gem, what a  pearl
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Beyond  rubies is our little girl
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How can we  speak of debt
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Let’s not haggle for darling Cosette
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Dear Fantine, gone to rest
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Have we done for her child what is best
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Shared our bread, shared each bone
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Treated her like she’s one of our own
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Like our own, Monsieur
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Your feelings do you credit, sir
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And  I will ease the parting blow
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Let us not talk of bargains or bones or greed
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Now may I  say we  are agreed
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That would quite fit the bill
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If she hadn’t so often been ill
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Little dear cost us dear
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Medicines  are expensive, Monsieur
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Not that we  begrudged a sou
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It’s no more than we  Christians must do
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One thing more, one small doubt
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There are treacherous people about
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No offense, please reflect
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Your intentions may not be correct
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No more words, here’s your price
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Fifteen hundred for your sacrifice
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Come, Cosette, say goodbye
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Let us seek out some friendlier  sky
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Thank you both for Cosette
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It won’t take you too long to forget
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Come, Cosette; come, my dear
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From now on I will always be here
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Where I  go you will be
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Will there be children and castles to see
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Yes, Cosette; yes, it’s true
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There’s a castle just waiting for you