Fidelio, Grand Opera. Libretto As Performed By English Grand Opera Companies. Edited By Geo. W. Tryon
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The prisoners withdraw into the garden as they approach.} Li:t>NOftA. How did'st succeed ?
Rooco. Right well, I trow.
I summoned every courage now, To state my total case ; And could you credit The gracious answer he gave : " He may be tehy son and thy help I" just so he said it.
This morn I lead thee to the prison's deepest cave.
Lsonoha. This morning ? . Oh, more than joy I Oh, more than gladness !
Rocco. Brave hopes around thee gather.
My true, my own, own boy !
Then let us go together.
Ijbo...noba. And where?
Rocco. '. To him, whom in his cave, 'Twas scarce for weeks permitted, That less and less to eat I gave.
Leonoba. .Hal is he then acquitted?
Roooo. Oh, no I Lkonoba. Explain !— Rooco. But soon to be ; 'Tis ours — yet how ? to set him free.
Remonstrance none our power.
He must be ere an hour ~- Interr'd by me and thee !
liEONOHA. Is he-long dead ?
Rooco. "Long dead" — ah, nay!
Leonoba. Is it thy duty then to slay ?
Rocco. No, trembling youth ; for think it not In murder Rocco e'er could plot ; Pizarro's self the deed must brave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The prisoners withdraw into the garden as they approach.} Li:t>NOftA. How did'st succeed ?
Rooco. Right well, I trow.
I summoned every courage now, To state my total case ; And could you credit The gracious answer he gave : " He may be tehy son and thy help I" just so he said it.
This morn I lead thee to the prison's deepest cave.
Lsonoha. This morning ? . Oh, more than joy I Oh, more than gladness !
Rocco. Brave hopes around thee gather.
My true, my own, own boy !
Then let us go together.
Ijbo...noba. And where?
Rocco. '. To him, whom in his cave, 'Twas scarce for weeks permitted, That less and less to eat I gave.
Leonoba. .Hal is he then acquitted?
Roooo. Oh, no I Lkonoba. Explain !— Rooco. But soon to be ; 'Tis ours — yet how ? to set him free.
Remonstrance none our power.
He must be ere an hour ~- Interr'd by me and thee !
liEONOHA. Is he-long dead ?
Rooco. "Long dead" — ah, nay!
Leonoba. Is it thy duty then to slay ?
Rocco. No, trembling youth ; for think it not In murder Rocco e'er could plot ; Pizarro's self the deed must brave.
What to read after Fidelio, Grand Opera. Libretto As Performed By English Grand Opera Companies. Edited By Geo. W. Tryon?
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