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Scene V - Giuseppe Verdi, Aida by Antonio Ghislanzoni, music by Giuseppe Verdi [1871]Edition used:Aida by Antonio Ghislanzoni, music by Giuseppe Verdi, edited with an introduction by W.J. Henderson (New York: Dodd, Mead & Co., 1911).
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Scene V(Enter Amneris from the temple, then Ramphis, priests, guards, as above.) amnerisTraitor! aïdaMy rival! amonasro(Rushing toward Amneris with a dagger.) Thou comest to mar my plans! Die, then! rhadames(Interposing.) Nay, strike not, madman! amonasroO fury! ramphisGuards, advance there! rhadames(To Aïda and Amonasro.) This instant! Fly! amonasro(Dragging Aida away.) Come thou, my daughter! rhadames(To the guards.) Quickly! Follow them! rhadames(To Ramphis.) Holy priest, to thee I yield. end of the third act ACT IV |
