PAOLA
Longing à unnts not the hours. But he will come
tyday! Ah yes!ancay at last he'll come.
LIONARDO
Again you erm. For if as first was placed
He yesterday from Florence took to horse
He cannot come until tomorrow loon.
PAOLA
No, no, he comes today.
LIONARDO
G.H.F.P
Impossible! For not on longings' things
The Master comes, but on an earthly steed
ed eyes
And subject unto earth's oompelling laws
Of sleep and food as other mortals are,
Thus must he come.
PAOLA
Not till tomorrow? Why may I not execkh
The employ hours like nuts within my palm!
One whole long day! A day that just now downs!
Ah, I would give and gladly, what of life
Remains to me, could he come now, at once!
LIONARDO
Paola!
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PAOLA
(Indifferently) Yes
I. not since
Florence haen,
Votre
ers since.
Nor met
17.
and