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SCENA I.— - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Mozart’s Opera Marriage of Figaro, containing the Italian text, with an English translation, and the Music of all of the Principal Airs [1786]Edition used:Mozart’s Opera Marriage of Figaro, containing the Italian text, with an English translation, and the Music of all of the Principal Airs (Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., 1888).
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SCENA I.—Gabinetto.—IlConte,che passeggia turbato, e riflessivo—Susannain fondo.Il C.[Vede Susanna.] E Susanna! Chi sa ch’ ella tradito abbia il segreto mio; oh se ha parlato, gli fo sposar la vecchia. [A Susanna.] Cosa bramate! Sus.Mi par che siete in collera. Il C.Volets qualche cosa? Sus.Signor, la vostra sposa ha i soliti vapori e vi chiede il vasetto degli odori. Il C.Prendete. Sus.Or vel riporto. Il C.Ah, no: potete ritenerlo per voi. Sus.Per me? Questi non son mali da donne triviali. Il C.[Ironico.] Un amante che perdi il cara sposo sul punto d’ ottenerlo— Sus.Pagando Marcellina colla dote che voi mi promettesti— Il C.Ch’io vi promisi! quando? Sus.Credea d’averlo inteso. Il C.Si, se voluto aveste intendermi voi stessa. Sus.E mio dovere e quel di sua Eccellenza, e il mio volere. |
