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Tito
Tho am I Lucrezia? The same my beauty,whom you permitted to-day
to encircle your neck with those white pearls.
Lucrezia
(Tears the pearls from her neck and throws them at his feet.)
then there they are And understand me well, I neither want your
earls nor will I take your arm.
Antonio and Tito store at each other. Inter Filippo.)
Filippo
The feast is ready will you enter in?
Isabella
My dear Filippo! Von't you first these dreadful and objectionable
people send away?
Filippo
wat must I do?
Tito
(To Lucrezia.)
The least that you can do for us, my dear Lucrezia,id to let
us sit by your side.
Lucrezia
That you may do.! But listen, if you but touch
that I will stab you to the heart,
My [k]nee,"--I swear
With this needle.
Tito
Anxiously.)
Fortunately, you are not accustomed to keep your oaths.
Lucrezia
I did not Hvear to love, --yet I was constant.
kas your cousin in Florence.
Antonio
Dearest Isabella, I hope you won’t threaten me in like manner,
If I should dare-
Isabella
I am not as cruel as Lucrezia, but I advise you to take yourself
away! You have brought us to Filippo Loschi's there your office ends