Olivette Opera Comique in 3 Acts
Olivette Opera Comique in 3 Acts
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Such a distinguished air ! The woman who will have him for a husband ought not to be un- happy. Is not that your opinion ? Oliv. Yes; without doubt. (Aside) Why does she talk like that to me 1 (Aloud. ) I think exactly as your highness does. Countess. (After a moment's silence. ) Olivette. Oliv. Madame. Countess. Come, sit near me. (Oliv. Sits on footstool near couch; Countess takes her hands. ) I want you to be my friend; my confidant ! Oliv. Your confidant ! Countess. (In a low tone. ) Yes. L...isten, my child ; I have a secret to confide to you, — a great secret ! Oliv. Speak. Countess. (Lowering her voice) I believe that Valentine loves me ! Oliv. (Forgetting herself) You, madame ! It is impossible ! (Recov- ering. ) I mean it is very possible. But what makes you sup- pose so ? Countess. In the first place, on account of that act of foolishness, for which he rendered himself culpable, in entering that chamber and daring to kiss me. Oliv. (Aside. ) She believes that it was for her! Countess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such a distinguished air ! The woman who will have him for a husband ought not to be un- happy. Is not that your opinion ? Oliv. Yes; without doubt. (Aside) Why does she talk like that to me 1 (Aloud. ) I think exactly as your highness does. Countess. (After a moment's silence. ) Olivette. Oliv. Madame. Countess. Come, sit near me. (Oliv. Sits on footstool near couch; Countess takes her hands. ) I want you to be my friend; my confidant ! Oliv. Your confidant ! Countess. (In a low tone. ) Yes. L...isten, my child ; I have a secret to confide to you, — a great secret ! Oliv. Speak. Countess. (Lowering her voice) I believe that Valentine loves me ! Oliv. (Forgetting herself) You, madame ! It is impossible ! (Recov- ering. ) I mean it is very possible. But what makes you sup- pose so ? Countess. In the first place, on account of that act of foolishness, for which he rendered himself culpable, in entering that chamber and daring to kiss me. Oliv. (Aside. ) She believes that it was for her! Countess.
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