La Boheme by Luigi Illica;Giuseppe Giacosa
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page 30 of 98 (30%)
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Your candle is flickering in the wind.
(Mimi's light goes out.) MIMI. Good gracious! Please light it just once more! (RUDOLPH runs with his candle, but, as he nears the door, his light, too, is blown out, and the room remains in darkness.) RUD. Oh, dear! Now there's mine gone out, too! MIMI. Ah! and the key--where can it be? (Groping about, she reaches the table and deposits the candlestick.) RUD. What a nuisance! (He finds himself near the door and fastens it.) MIMI. I'm so sorry. RUD. Where can it be? MIMI. You have an importunate neighbor, Pray, forgive your tiresome little neighbor. RUD. Nothing, I assure you. MIMI. Pray, forgive your tiresome neighbor. RUD. Do not mention it, I pray you. |
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