Cambridge Readings in Spanish Literature
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. . Hoy, en termino de un hora, echo cinco o seis mentiras. JValgame Dios! <;Que te admiras? pues lo peor f alta agora : que son tales, que podra cogerle en ellas cualquiera. , j Ah, Dios! Yo no te dijera K. S. R. 162 JUAN RUIZ DE ALARCON Y MENDOZA lo que tal pena te da a no ser de ti forzado. D. Beltrdn. Tu fe conozco y tu amor. Tristan. A tu prudencia, senor, advertir sera excusado el riesgo que correr puedo si esto sabe don Garcia, mi senor D. Beltrdn. De mi conf ia ; pierde, Tristan, todo el miedo. Manda luego aderezar los caballos. [Fase Tristan D. Beltrdn. <[Que os parece? D. Garcia. Que animal no vi mejor en mi vida D. Beltrdn. \ Linda bestial D. Garcia. Corregida de espiritu racional. jQue contento y bizarria ! D. Beltrdn. Vuestro hermano don Gabriel, que perdone Dios, en el todo su gusto tenia. D. Garcia. Ya que convida, senor, de Atocha la soledad, declara tu voluntad. D. Beltrdn. Mi pena, direis mejor. Sois caballero, Garcia ? D. Garcia. Tengome por hijo vuestro. D. Beltrdn.
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. . Hoy, en termino de un hora, echo cinco o seis mentiras. JValgame Dios! <;Que te admiras? pues lo peor f alta agora : que son tales, que podra cogerle en ellas cualquiera. , j Ah, Dios! Yo no te dijera K. S. R. 162 JUAN RUIZ DE ALARCON Y MENDOZA lo que tal pena te da a no ser de ti forzado. D. Beltrdn. Tu fe conozco y tu amor. Tristan. A tu prudencia, senor, advertir sera excusado el riesgo que correr puedo si esto sabe don Garcia, mi senor D. Beltrdn. De mi conf ia ; pierde, Tristan, todo el miedo. Manda luego aderezar los caballos. [Fase Tristan D. Beltrdn. <[Que os parece? D. Garcia. Que animal no vi mejor en mi vida D. Beltrdn. \ Linda bestial D. Garcia. Corregida de espiritu racional. jQue contento y bizarria ! D. Beltrdn. Vuestro hermano don Gabriel, que perdone Dios, en el todo su gusto tenia. D. Garcia. Ya que convida, senor, de Atocha la soledad, declara tu voluntad. D. Beltrdn. Mi pena, direis mejor. Sois caballero, Garcia ? D. Garcia. Tengome por hijo vuestro. D. Beltrdn.
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