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Casilda & Duchess. |
Now to the other extreme you're tending — Don't be so dreadfully condescending! |
Marco & Giuseppe. |
Oh, hard to please some noblemen seem! At first, if anything, too unbending; Off we go to the other extreme — Too confoundedly condescending! |
Duke. |
Now a gavotte perform sedately — Offer your hand with conscious pride; Take an attitude not too stately, Still sufficiently dignified. |
Marco & Giuseppe. |
Now for an attitude not too stately, Still sufficiently dignified. |
They endeavour to carry out his instructions.
Duke. (beating time) |
Oncely, twicely — oncely, twicely — Marco & Giuseppe do so. Capital both, capital both — you've caught it nicely! |
Casilda & Duchess. |
Capital both, capital both — they've caught it nicely! That is the style of thing precisely! |
Marco & Giuseppe. |
Oh, sweet to earn a nobleman's praise! Capital both, capital both — we've caught it nicely! Supposing he's right in what he says, This is the style of thing precisely! |
Casilda & Duchess. | Marco, Giuseppe & Duke. |
Capital both, capital both — you've caught it nicely! | Ah! this |
That is the style of thing precisely! | the style, |
That is the style of thing, | This is the style of thing, |
The style of thing precisely! | The style of thing precisely! |
Gavotte. At the end exeunt Duke and Duchess, leaving Casilda with Marco and Giuseppe.
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