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[Textpart 5]
What then?
PARDALISCA
Ah!
STALINO
What is it?
PARDALISCA
She says that she intends to take her husband’s life.
 
A sword— 660
STALINO
Hah! 660
PARDALISCA
A sword— 660
STALINO
What about that sword? 660
PARDALISCA
She has got one.
STALINO
Ah! wretch that I am! Why has she got it?
PARDALISCA
She is pursuing them all at home all over the house, and she won’t allow any person to approach her; and so, all, hiding in chests and under beds,
 
are mute with fear. 665
STALINO
I’m murdered and ruined outright! What malady is this that has so suddenly befallen her? 665
PARDALISCA
She is mad.
STALINO
I do think that I am the most unfortunate of men!
PARDALISCA
Aye, and if you were to know the speeches she uttered to-day.
STALINO
I long to know about what she said.
PARDALISCA
Listen.
 
By all the Gods and Goddesses she swore that she would murder the person with whom she should bed. 670
STALINO
Will she murder me?
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