La Boheme by Luigi Illica;Giuseppe Giacosa
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page 17 of 98 (17%)
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"You must play until that bird has ceased to live."
Thus it befell: Three days I play and yell. RUD. Brilliantly lightens the room into splendor. MAR. Here are the candles. COL. What lovely pastry! SCH. Then on the servant girl Try all the charms wherewith I'm laden; I fascinate the maiden. MAR. With no tablecloth eat we-- RUD. (taking a paper from his pocket) An idea! COL. and MAR. The Constitutional. RUD. (unfolding the paper) Excellent paper! One eats a meal and swallows news at the same time! SCH. With parsley I approach the bird, His beak Lorito opens; Lorito's wings outspread, Lorito opens his beak, A little piece of parsley gulps-- As Socrates, is dead! |
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