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Filippo
stops as he is about to go with the women into the house,
and turns to him.)
The horses,
(Gasping for breath.)
My lord!
(The music stops.)
Filippo
What for?
(Remembers and laughs.)
Battista
I suceeded in getting them, at two hundred gold pieces.
Filippo
You bought them for me then?
Battista
I did,my lord! After the greatest amount of trouble.
Filippo
Meanwhile, another drama has begun!
And the old one is showed aside like a played out comely
Whose old fashioned part is useless at this time.
T duly, did you buy the horses?
Battista
Aghast.)
My lord,I aware to you that I would have them at the garden gate,
I fastenedthem to the palings of the fenoe.
Filippo
(Wuth suidden determination.)
for these two gentlemen!
Then they are ready
Just think, the old fellow
Don't contradict me!
oity for them.
Searched the whole
rito
Sir, it it necessary to loke with such aggrioved people?
Antonio
It ories to heaven!
Filippo
And God hears it!As a taken of my thanks