Madam Butterfly Opera in Three Acts
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See you ? He is coming ! I do not go to meet him. Not I. I stay Upon the brow of the hillock and wait, and wait For a long time, but never weary Of the long waiting. From out the crowded city, There is coming a man A litle speck in the distance, climbing the hillock Can you guess who it is ? And when he's reached the summit Can you guess what he'll say? He will call "Butterfly" from the distance. I, without answering, Hold myself quietly concealed, A bit to tease him, and a bit so as not to die... At our first meeting; and then, a little troubled, He will call, he will call : "Dear baby-wife of mine, dear little orange-blossom ! The names he used to call me when he came here. (to Suzuki) This will all come to pass, just as I tell you. Banish your idle fears - - for he'll return, I know it. (dismisses Suzuki, who goes out of door on left. Butterfly looks after her, sadly) - 32 - MADAM BUTTERFLY (Goro and Sharpless appear in the garden: Goro looks into the room, sees Butterfly and says to Sharpless : ) Goro Come!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See you ? He is coming ! I do not go to meet him. Not I. I stay Upon the brow of the hillock and wait, and wait For a long time, but never weary Of the long waiting. From out the crowded city, There is coming a man A litle speck in the distance, climbing the hillock Can you guess who it is ? And when he's reached the summit Can you guess what he'll say? He will call "Butterfly" from the distance. I, without answering, Hold myself quietly concealed, A bit to tease him, and a bit so as not to die... At our first meeting; and then, a little troubled, He will call, he will call : "Dear baby-wife of mine, dear little orange-blossom ! The names he used to call me when he came here. (to Suzuki) This will all come to pass, just as I tell you. Banish your idle fears - - for he'll return, I know it. (dismisses Suzuki, who goes out of door on left. Butterfly looks after her, sadly) - 32 - MADAM BUTTERFLY (Goro and Sharpless appear in the garden: Goro looks into the room, sees Butterfly and says to Sharpless : ) Goro Come!
What to read after Madam Butterfly Opera in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Giacomo Puccini to read onlineMoreLess
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