La Traviata = the Lost One : a Grand Opera in Three Acts : As Represented At the Royal Italian Opera, London; Metropolitan Opera House And the Academy of Music, New York
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Ger. You'll do what, then !
Vio. If I were to tell you, you would oppose me.
Qer. Generous woman! how can I e'er repay tbee?
Vio. [Turning to Germont] I shall die ! but, oh ! my memory May he not rashly curse ; Do thou ray pains and sorrows To my beloved rehearse.
This bitter sacrifice I make to blighted love ; But ever, whilst I live.
None else shall have my heart.
Ger. No, generous one, thou must not die, But live to be rewarded ; For e'en by Heaven thy deeds will be As noble ones regarded.
T...he sacrifice is great indeed Of thy most loving heart j Thou'st done a noble deed, And acted well thy part.
Vio. Ah ! some one comes ! — Well, go now.
Ger. How shall I e'er repay you .?
Vio. Perhaps I no more may see thee.
Ger, May'st thou be happy ! — Adieu.
[Germont goes ■ out by the garden door.
SCENE VI.
Violetta, then Annina, then Alpkbd.
Vio. Give me strength, Heaven ?
[ Violetta sits down, writes, and then rings bell.
Ann. Pray, do you want me?
Vio. Yes ; go thyself with tliis letter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ger. You'll do what, then !
Vio. If I were to tell you, you would oppose me.
Qer. Generous woman! how can I e'er repay tbee?
Vio. [Turning to Germont] I shall die ! but, oh ! my memory May he not rashly curse ; Do thou ray pains and sorrows To my beloved rehearse.
This bitter sacrifice I make to blighted love ; But ever, whilst I live.
None else shall have my heart.
Ger. No, generous one, thou must not die, But live to be rewarded ; For e'en by Heaven thy deeds will be As noble ones regarded.
T...he sacrifice is great indeed Of thy most loving heart j Thou'st done a noble deed, And acted well thy part.
Vio. Ah ! some one comes ! — Well, go now.
Ger. How shall I e'er repay you .?
Vio. Perhaps I no more may see thee.
Ger, May'st thou be happy ! — Adieu.
[Germont goes ■ out by the garden door.
SCENE VI.
Violetta, then Annina, then Alpkbd.
Vio. Give me strength, Heaven ?
[ Violetta sits down, writes, and then rings bell.
Ann. Pray, do you want me?
Vio. Yes ; go thyself with tliis letter.
What to read after La Traviata = the Lost One : a Grand Opera in Three Acts : As Represented At the Royal Italian Opera, London; Metropolitan Opera House And the Academy of Music, New York?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Giuseppe Verdi to read onlineMoreLess
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