La Boheme by Luigi Illica;Giuseppe Giacosa
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(_A waiter approaches briskly, to prepare the table and begins to
serve. _SCHAUNARD_ and _COLLINE_ furtively watch _MUSETTA_. _MARCEL_ feigns the greatest indifference. _RUDOLPH_ devotes all his attention to _MIMI_._) SCH. (_at the sight of the old gentleman with his decorations_) He's had a pretty good dose, I reckon. COL. (_scrutinizing _ALCINDORO) The naughty, naughty elder! MAR. (_contemptuously_) With his good young Susanna. MIMI. (_to _RUDOLPH) And her clothes are smart, too! RUD. The angels can't afford them. (_A piquet of the National Guard passes across the square; some shop-keepers go home; at the corner of the street the chestnut-seller does a thriving trade; the old clothes dealer fills her barrel with clothes, and goes away with it over her shoulder._) MUS. (_disconcerted at not being noticed by her friends_) Marcel can see me, But he won't look, the villain! And Schaunard! They provoke me past bearing! Ah! could I but beat them! If I could, I would scratch! But I only have to back me This old pelican! |
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