Don Juan; a Play in Four Acts
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Certes, good sir, sixty- five.
Don Juan.
And your bride ?
%tt €too. 6 1 Host.
Close on twenty.
Don Juan.
An' she marries you for love ?
Host.
Sir, in our town none but fools marry for love ; the women wed for support, the men for convenience.
Don Juan.
And you wed to-day ?
Host.
Within the hour the beautiful Zerlina, and if not too bold, I beg the honor of your presence at the ceremony and in the dance on the green this evening.
Don Juan.
Zounds, man ! with pleasure. [Exit host. Anna appears^ A...nd odds I '11 add another scandal to thy list. Zounds ! Leporello, have the flowers come to life, and is yon blossom walking hither ?
Leporello.
He 's drunk ! How I envy him.
Don Juan.
Surely, 't is a fairy bower this, where such dainty lilies wander ?
62 SDon 3fuan.
Leporello.
Oh, heavenly drunk !
Don Juan.
Leporello, see you yonder maiden, how airily she walks, what pert and pretty air she hath, and how her hair shimmers in the sunlight ?
Leporello.
Sir, I see a stiff little girl, neither child nor woman, and reeking, no doubt, of pap and porridge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Certes, good sir, sixty- five.
Don Juan.
And your bride ?
%tt €too. 6 1 Host.
Close on twenty.
Don Juan.
An' she marries you for love ?
Host.
Sir, in our town none but fools marry for love ; the women wed for support, the men for convenience.
Don Juan.
And you wed to-day ?
Host.
Within the hour the beautiful Zerlina, and if not too bold, I beg the honor of your presence at the ceremony and in the dance on the green this evening.
Don Juan.
Zounds, man ! with pleasure. [Exit host. Anna appears^ A...nd odds I '11 add another scandal to thy list. Zounds ! Leporello, have the flowers come to life, and is yon blossom walking hither ?
Leporello.
He 's drunk ! How I envy him.
Don Juan.
Surely, 't is a fairy bower this, where such dainty lilies wander ?
62 SDon 3fuan.
Leporello.
Oh, heavenly drunk !
Don Juan.
Leporello, see you yonder maiden, how airily she walks, what pert and pretty air she hath, and how her hair shimmers in the sunlight ?
Leporello.
Sir, I see a stiff little girl, neither child nor woman, and reeking, no doubt, of pap and porridge.
What to read after Don Juan; a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Mansfield to read onlineMoreLess
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