El Perro del hortelano
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1:25:03
So, when I came to see
the sights of Naples...

1:25:06
...consulting notes
I'd brought along...

1:25:08
...concerning Teodoro,
I made a few enquiries.

1:25:11
A Grecian slave-girl
at my lodging said...

1:25:13
..."Maybe that's
Count Ludovico's son".

1:25:18
That was my inspiration.
I decided I would see you.

1:25:22
But by mistake I went
into the house...

1:25:24
...of the Countess of Belflor,
and the first man I spoke to...

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My heart's stopped beating.
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...proved to be...
1:25:32
...Teodoro.
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Teodoro!
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He'd have run away,
but couldn't.

1:25:37
I wasn't sure. He has a beard
which makes a difference.

1:25:40
I followed him and then,
ashamed, he spoke...

1:25:43
...saying I mustn't tell
anyone who he was.

1:25:46
I said, "If you're the son of
someone noble here in Naples...

1:25:49
...why are you ashamed
of having been a slave?"

1:25:54
He said that was ridiculous.
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But I came here to you, to see
if your tale tallied with mine...

1:26:01
...and to beseech you,
if my Teodoro is your son...

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...to have consideration
for your grandson...

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...or let my sister bring him
here to Naples...

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...not seeking marriage...
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...though she's more
than worthy...

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...but so that Terimaconio...
1:26:18
...may know so venerable
a grandfather.

1:26:21
Come!
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Come to my arms
a thousandfold!

1:26:26
My soul and all its powers...
1:26:29
...divine by their delight
your story's true.

1:26:33
My long lost son...
1:26:35
...returned to bring such bliss
after such years of yearning.

1:26:39
Camilo!
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Tell me, should I go
and greet him?

1:26:43
Why hesitate?
Fly to his arms.

1:26:46
Friend, if you desire to go with
me, my happiness will be...

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...more assured.
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If you prefer to rest,
await me here.

1:26:54
My house and goods
are all at your disposal.

1:26:58
Let us take our leave,
Mercaponios.


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