El Perro del hortelano
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Since your kinsfolk...
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...approve my purpose,
madam...

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...only your approval
is needful...

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...in order to sustain my hope.
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Marquis, your love
is utterly persuasive...

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...and, flattered by your
nobly phrased professions...

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...I'll consider them,
but Federico may interpose.

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I know the count is devious...
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...though my superior
in nothing else.

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But I have no doubt...
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...the justice of my claim
will blind his sight.

:19:32
I've done your bidding.
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If you're busy, madam...
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...it would be wrong
to trespass on your time.

:19:39
I do confess
I have to write to Rome.

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Nothing is worse
than tedious visits...

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...when one's corresonding.
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You're very shrewd.
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In my desire to serve you.
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Well, Celio...
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...what d'you think?
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I'd like to see
your noble suit rewarded.

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You've written it?
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I've written it...
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...not confidently,
but as you commanded.

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Show me.
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Read it.
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It says...
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"To adore one whom we see
another adore is envy...

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...if we would not
otherwise...

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...for if we had
no mind to adore before...

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...we could not after,
through another's eyes.

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But when love sees
what it admires...

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...among another's trophies,
it's provoked to speak...

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...for what offfends the heart
leaps to the tongue.

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I say no more, for fear,
as an inferior...

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...to offend one far superior,
though it may well seem remiss.

:20:57
All I know and seek to show
is this.

:20:59
If I acknowledged
what I hope is true...


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