La Boheme by Luigi Illica;Giuseppe Giacosa
page 77 of 98 (78%)
page 77 of 98 (78%)
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I will teach you better manners;
Now if I catch you once more flirting-- MUS. What a bother! Why this anger? Why this fury? We're not married yet, thank goodness! MAR. You shall not do as you like, miss! I will stop your little game! MUS. I abhor that sort of lover Who pretends he is your husband! MAR. I'm not going to be your blockhead, Just because you're fond of flirting! MUS. I shall flirt just when it suits me! MAR. You're most frivolous, Musetta! MUS. Yes, I shall! yes, I shall! I shall flirt just when it suits me! MAR. You can go, and God be with you! MUS. Musetta's going away; Yes, going away! MAR. And for me 'tis a good riddance! |
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