The Tales of Hoffmann - Les contes d'Hoffmann by Jacques Offenbach
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page 56 of 220 (25%)
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(All go out except Hoffman and Nicklausse.)
NICKLAUSSE. One word! I have two horses saddled. At the first dream That Hoffman permits himself, I carry him off. HOFFMAN. And what dream ever could be born By such realities? Does one love a courtezan? NICKLAUSSE. Yet this Schlemil... HOFFMAN. I am not Schlemil. NICKLAUSSE. Take care, the devil is clever. DAPERTUTTO (appears at back). |
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