La Boheme by Luigi Illica;Giuseppe Giacosa
page 55 of 98 (56%)
page 55 of 98 (56%)
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Yet I would rather have
My pipe and a page of Homer! SCH. See the braggart in a moment will give in; The snare for some is pleasant, For the biter and the bit. (_to COLLINE_) If such a pretty damsel Should but make eyes at you, You'd forget your mouldy classics, And run to fetch her shoe. MUS. Ah! Marcel you are vanquished! And though your heart is breaking, You'd never let us know, (_feigning great regret_) (I must try to get rid of the old boy.) Oh! dear! ALC. What now? MUS. How it pains me! how it pains me! ALC. Let's see! MUS. My foot! Break it, tear it, I can't bear it, Do, I implore you! |
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