La Boheme by Luigi Illica;Giuseppe Giacosa
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page 78 of 98 (79%)
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MUS. Fare you well, sir! MAR. Fare you well, ma'am! MUS. I say farewell with all my heart! MAR. Farewell, ma'am, pray begone! (_She retreats in a fury, but suddenly stops._) MUS. (_shouting_) Go back and paint your house front! MAR. Viper! (_enters the tavern_) MUS. Toad! (exit) MIMI. I'm so happy in the spring! RUD. As comrades you've lilies and roses. MIMI. Forth from each nest Comes a murmur of birdlets! RUD. and MIMI. When the hawthorn-bough's in blossom, When we have the glorious sun, Murmur the silver fountains, The breezes of the evening Waft fragrant balsams To the world and its sorrow. |
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