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Sancho Panza in His Island: Comic Opera in One Act
Philidor, François-André, 1726-1795; Poinsinet, Antoine Alexandre Henri · 1771
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L O P E T O C H O.
Done, it is all said.
S A N C H O.
I agree: someone is coming.
L O P E T O C H O.
Your servant, my Father-in-law; before the day
ends, I am expecting a flock of Peasants from our
village, and I will come with them to fetch you;
you will thank us for it, you will see.
S A N C H O.
Your servant.
T H E R E S E.
Goodbye... If ever you make my Daughter a Countess...
Hmm... Watch yourself.
S C E N E I I I.
S A N C H O, T O R I L L O S.
T O R I L L O S.
I come to announce to you...
S A N C H O.
Dinner?
T O R I L L O S.
No, really.
S A N C H O.
Too bad.
T O R I L L O S.
One can only serve this evening.
S A N C H O.
What does that mean, this evening? Oh, I want by my
absolute authority that one serves me three times a day.
T O R I L L O S.
Custom...
S A N C H O.
Custom is a fool and so are you.
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