tonino, by heaven, is no swine. tonino has not abandoned beatrice. as for you, you two-faced hypocrite, you false friend, you miserable bag of wind... but the signorina rosaura? signorina rosaura? oh, oh, oh. hold your tongue, you empty dolt. you disclose my name? you tell everyone all about me? don't dare come near me, unless you want your belly riddled full of holes. - may i say-- - no, you may not say, you thick-skinned heap of bluff. i disarmed you once. next time, i'll cut your heart out. this lady is mine, and that's enough for both of you. so now you declare that i am yours? sshh. we must talk privately. come with me. [music] lily-livered lap dogs. mealy-mouthed braggarts. canting humbugs. wind bags. my name is not florindo if i do not avenge myself. no one dare call me lelio again if i do not massacre that insolent buffoon. [music] ah, love. love is a wonderful thing. the moment i saw the signorina rosaura, i felt as though as i was burning all over, like a roasted chicken. i can't stay here without seeing her, without speaking to her. i will

i am tonino's or no one's. still. if she stays here, and if her fiance doesn't turn up, little by little i could hope to win her. when he least expects it, i will flee from his protection. ah. oh. oh, here comes that affected dandy lelio forever running after you. heaven knows what would happen if i were not with you. most beautiful venetian, i've just heard from the post driver that you're yearning to return to venice. make use of me. i will give you a coach, horses, grooms, servants, as much money as you like, if you will give the pleasure of accompanying you. what presumptions. signore, permit me to ask, by what right you offer the signorina beatrice such things, when you can see that she's in my company? who are you, her brother, her relative or some fortune hunter? sir, i am a gentleman. i am, moreover, under obligation to look after this lady. well, then, friend, you're in a difficult situation. - and why? - because it takes more of a man than you are to look after a lady. signorina beatrice, give me your hand a