Madam Butterfly : a Japanese Tragedy
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Butterfly (shaking her head) That may be Japanese law, But not in my country.
46 MADAM BUTTERFLY GoRO Wbicli one ?
Butterfly (with emphasis) The United States.
Sharpless (Poor little creature ! ) Butterfly (streii'ionsly, and growing excited) I know, of course, to open the door And to turn out your wife at any moment Here, constitutes divorce.
But in America, that canuot be done.
(to Sharpless) Say so !
Sharpless (embarrassed) Yes, yes — but yet — Butterfly (interrupts him, turning to Yamadori ...and Gore in triumph) There, a true, honest And unbiassed judge Says to the husband: " You wish to free yourself?
" Let us hear why ? — " I am sick and tired " Of conjugal fetters !" Then the good judge says?
" Ah, wicked scoundrel, " Clap him in prison !" (to put an end to the subject, she orders Suzuki) Suzuki, tea.
Yamadori (softly, to Sharpless, whilst Butterfly makes tea) You hear her ?
ACT TWO 47 Sharpless I am grieved at such hopeless blindness.
GORO (whispers to Yamadori and Sharpless) Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Butterfly (shaking her head) That may be Japanese law, But not in my country.
46 MADAM BUTTERFLY GoRO Wbicli one ?
Butterfly (with emphasis) The United States.
Sharpless (Poor little creature ! ) Butterfly (streii'ionsly, and growing excited) I know, of course, to open the door And to turn out your wife at any moment Here, constitutes divorce.
But in America, that canuot be done.
(to Sharpless) Say so !
Sharpless (embarrassed) Yes, yes — but yet — Butterfly (interrupts him, turning to Yamadori ...and Gore in triumph) There, a true, honest And unbiassed judge Says to the husband: " You wish to free yourself?
" Let us hear why ? — " I am sick and tired " Of conjugal fetters !" Then the good judge says?
" Ah, wicked scoundrel, " Clap him in prison !" (to put an end to the subject, she orders Suzuki) Suzuki, tea.
Yamadori (softly, to Sharpless, whilst Butterfly makes tea) You hear her ?
ACT TWO 47 Sharpless I am grieved at such hopeless blindness.
GORO (whispers to Yamadori and Sharpless) Mr.
What to read after Madam Butterfly : a Japanese Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Giacomo Puccini to read onlineMoreLess
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