The Duenna by Richard Brinsley Sheridan
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DON JEROME--_from a window_.
What vagabonds are these I hear, Fiddling, fluting, rhyming, ranting, Piping, scraping, whining, canting? Fly, scurvy minstrels, fly! TRIO. _Don. Louisa_. Nay, prithee, father, why so rough? _Don Ant_. An humble lover I. _Don Jer_. How durst you, daughter, lend an ear To such deceitful stuff? Quick, from the window fly! _Don. Louisa_ Adieu, Antonio! _Don Ant_ Must you go? _Don. Louisa_. & _Don Ant_. We soon, perhaps, may meet again. For though hard fortune is our foe, The God of love will fight for us. |
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