Guidotti
(As if he recollected,
I will tell you, Magnani,what proposition you should make to
the Duke. To-morrow early, as a proper ending to tnis Bedding
he shall throw his young wife, whether she be a with or not, out
of the window down into the pit,where the leepards are kept.
Cosini
What good would that do? They are time!
Guidotti
Oh! nothing easier, than to make them mad! Just throw a few
burning torches among them.
( unter Arlotti and Valori, two captains.)
Casinz
Good evening Arlotti. Good evening,Valori.
( Salutations.
Arlotti
Are we in the right hall?
cosin!
Yes.
Valori
Tho has been bidden here beside us two?
Cosini
Count Fantazzi and Ribaldi.
Arlotti
Why are we bidden here, Cosini? Has something else been decided
on?
cosini
How do you mean that?
Arlotti
We, I think—(laughing) our Duk
having the nood th celebrate his marria,that ha night deside
to have a money-noon.
Valort
Is it all true, what one says in the city
Tell us though, Cos###
It depends on what is said in the city, what did they tell your
Et it. They talk of this colebration as
I scareely dare to repe
If it we