:36:08
You saw her here?
:36:09
She came in, as morning
moves over the meadows...
:36:12
...spreading its light across
their broidered counterpane.
:36:16
But piety won't detain her
long within.
:36:19
I know the priest. He's skimpier
than he should be.
:36:22
If I could speak to her!
:36:24
Your kinship must require her
to admit your company.
:36:28
My kinship's suspect now that
I'm her suitor, Leonido.
:36:32
I never felt so timid
till I loved her.
:36:35
A man will see a lady
without compunction...
:36:38
...as friend or kinsman
until he seeks her hand.
:36:42
But when he loves her,
although she's cool to all...
:36:45
...he'll see her less,
and scarcely speak.
:36:48
So it is for me...
:36:49
...with my fair cousin.
:36:51
My passion brings me pain,
denying me my joy...
:36:54
...for I was happier to see her
freely, as I did before.
:37:00
She came on foot,
with several of her household.
:37:03
The church was near,
she proud of her appearance...
:37:07
...and so, no doubt,
she deigned to grace the street.
:37:14
Is that Ricardo?
:37:17
It is.
:37:18
If he weren't here,
it would be stranger.
:37:21
He looks well, the marquis.
:37:23
It almost seems
that you are jealous.
:37:26
Are you?
:37:27
Of course, especially
if you praise him.
:37:29
But why? Diana looks on
none of you with favour.
:37:33
She might, though.
She's a woman.
:37:36
But a vain one,
so proud and so disdainful...
:37:40
...you can all be reassured.
:37:42
All handsome women
are haughty.
:37:46
Handsome is as handsome does.