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Dialogue following No. 15.
MINESTRA. It's a sad thing to be transformed into an old woman in the very flower of one's life! Ah, deary me! this is but a dismal wedding-day! Why, who comes here? Teresa, as I live - and crying too! What has she to cry for? She's young enough, I'm sure!
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