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I agree.76 CONTINUED: BARON KOOK Don't call her such names, your grace. She is so fair and lovely, this one. The Duke throws the Baron a knifing glare. DUKE (to Mamie) I wish to see they mistress. MAMIE But she has retired, your grace. DUKE Tell her I, the Duke of Welk, desire her counsul in a matter of state. Now go, and-a one, and-a two, and-a three... Mamie, frightened, hurries into, the inner chambers. DUKE Something is amiss in this palace and I vow to uncover the nefarious misdeeds afoot. BARON KOOK You suspect the Princess? DUKE Of late I have detected the influence of Groovesville about the palace. Just last night King Louie's Prime Minister, Samson the Sender, had the bold effrontery to sneak into the royal walls. Something is amiss, I tell you! 77 ANOTHER ANGLE Mamie returns and steels herself to purport a lie. MAMIE The Princess Phona extends her most gracious apologies but she wishes not to be distrubed. DUKE (angrily) You lie, you wretched wench.l (CONTINUED)