Prinzessin Turandot Page #2
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why?
because he didn't solve Princess Turandot's riddles
because he didn't what?
because he couldn't solve Princess Turandot's riddles
yes, those are the quaint ways she has with her suitors
quaint ways indeed!
who can solve her three riddles
then he's beheaded mercilessly
beheaded?
yes, ritsch ratsch
if you want to verify
utter nonsense!
this pitiful execution won't take place,
I'll see to that
I must get home, I must get home
are you all made out of cotton?
can you watch calmly how this... this
this evil young woman has executed
hundreds of young men in the bloom of their youth...
just because the silly goose doesn't feel like getting married?
Willibald, come here
sir, I demand satisfaction
get going
stop it
now get going, run away
no way!
leave me alone!
with whom do I have the honour?
Calaf, nice to meet you
sir, you have dared to insult the Princess Turandot
in the most insolent manner
if you don't take back that insult
with an expression of deepest regret
then you're going to get into trouble with me
you must be dreaming!
that evil young woman ought to get a good hiding on her silken panties
silken panties!
and when I say silken panties
I'm being polite
by the devil!
you're not going to take back your insult of Princess Turandot?
on the contrary!
you can bet on it
you'll regret it, sir
may heaven have pity on your heirs, my boy
clear the ring
first round
out
1 :
1second round
but I must get home, I must get home
pardon me if I go on with my dinner
one simply doesn't have time the whole day
I don't find anything tasty nowadays...
but one has to peck some food now and then
to keep one's head on one's shoulders
excuse me, sir,
no pun intended
you know the conditions
under which every suitor may woo the Princess
what's this?
I beg your pardon, Chief Judge,
but you must come to the execution square at once
somebody has freed the Prince of Samarkand...
and is ruining our business
Good Heavens, who is it?
a madman
# I fell asleep beside the waters with the lotus flowers
# I am awake and all the blossoms have faded
# will love pass away like that, I wonder
ah, Princess, the things I've lived through right now,
indescribable
what is it? tell me
such insolence. one couldn't possibly tell this.
it would be lse-majest
what's the matter?
an ordinary bird-dealer,
he said things about you, Princess!
evil little dame, he said
silly goose, he said
and that you ought to get a good hiding on your behind
that's what he said
what?
who is this insolent ruffian?
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