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You are always angry with all the world, and then complain of me. _Nina._ Oh, it's true, we are relations, there is no gainsaying it. _Moracchio._ Come, let us go in and dine. It is time. _Nina._ Yes, yes, go. I will come after.--[_Aside._] I want to speak to Signor Evarist. _Moracchio._ Yes, come; if not, I shall eat all. [_Goes into the house._] _Nina._ If I ate now, I should eat poison. _Evarist._ [_Aside._] No one on the terrace! Doubtless they are at dinner. It is better I go to the inn, the Baron expects me. [_Rises._] Well, Nina, nothing new to tell me? _Nina._ Oh yes, sir, I have something to tell you. _Evarist._ Have you given my fan? _Nina._ Here it is, your accursed fan! _Evarist._ What does this mean? Could you not give it? _Nina._ I have received a thousand insults, a thousand impertinences, and have been chased from the house like a good-for-nothing. _Evarist._ Then Signora Geltrude noticed it? _Nina._ Oh, not only Signora Geltrude. The greatest insults came from Signorina Candida. _Evarist._ But why? What did you do to her? _Nina._ I did nothing to her, sir. _Evarist._ You told her you had a fan for her? _Nina._ How could I tell her when she never gave me time, but sent me off like a thief? _Evarist._ But there must be some reason. _Nina._ For my part, I know I have done nothing to her. But all this ill-treatment, I am sure, I am certain, has been done to me because of you. _Evarist._ Because of me? The Signorina Candida, who loves me so much! _Nina._ Does the Signorina Candida love you so much? _Evarist._ There is no doubt about it. I am sure of it. _Nina._ Oh yes, I too can assure you that she loves you much, much, much. _Evarist._ You put me into a terrible agitation. _Nina._ [_Ironically._] Go, go and seek your lady-love, your dear one. _Evarist._ And why should I not go? _Nina._ Because the place is taken! _Evarist._ [_Anxiously._] By whom? _Nina._ By Baron del Cedro. _Evarist._ The Baron is in the house? _Nina._ Why should he not be in the house, seeing he is to marry the Signorina Candida? _Evarist._ Nina, you dream--you are raving! you do nothing but talk absurdities! _Nina._ You don't believe me? Well, go and see, and you will know if I speak the truth. _Evarist._ In Signora Geltrude's house? _Nina._ And in Signorina Candida's. _Evarist._ The Baron! _Nina._ Del Cedro. _Evarist._ Marries Signorina Candida!
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