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_Coronato._ Yes, your brother; and I will tell him of all the secrets, the confidence, the presents-- _Crispino._ [_Comes between them._] Ho, ho! what right have you to this girl? _Coronato._ I owe you no answer. _Crispino._ And you, what have you to discuss with Signor Evarist? _Nina._ Leave me in peace, both of you. _Crispino._ I will know! _Coronato._ What, you will? Command where you may command. Nina is my betrothed, her brother has promised her to me. _Crispino._ And I have her word, and the word of the sister is worth a thousand times more than that of the brother. _Coronato._ She is as good as engaged to me. _Crispino._ We will speak of this again. Nina, what did Signor Evarist give you? _Nina._ Go to the devil with you! _Coronato._ No answer! But stop, I saw him come out of Susanna's shop. She will tell me. [_Goes towards_ Susanna.] _Crispino._ He bought her a present. [_He too goes to_ Susanna.] _Nina._ [_To herself._] I shall reveal nothing. But if Susanna-- _Coronato._ Neighbour, I beg you, what did Signor Evarist buy of you? _Susanna._ [_Laughing._] A fan. _Crispino._ Do you know what he gave the girl? _Susanna._ What could it be but the fan? _Nina._ That is not true. _Susanna._ Why, certainly it is! _Coronato._ [_To_ Nina.] Produce the fan. _Crispino._ [_Pushing him away._] Here I command! I must see the fan. _Coronato._ [_Raises his fist towards_ Crispino.] Wait a while. _Crispino._ [_Ditto._] Yes, you wait too. _Nina._ [_To_ Susanna.] It is all your fault. _Susanna._ Mine? _Nina._ Chatterbox! _Susanna._ Oh ho! [_Threatens her._] _Susanna._ I go. Peasant girl, consort with your likes. [_Retires into her shop._] _Crispino._ But now I will see the fan. _Nina._ I have not got one. _Coronato._ What did the gentleman give you? _Nina._ Your curiosity is impertinent. _Coronato._ I will know. _Crispino._ [_To_ Coronato.] I tell you that does not concern you. _Nina._ This is not the way to treat a respectable girl. [_Goes towards her house._] _Crispino._ [_Approaching her._] Tell me, Nina. _Nina._ No. _Coronato._ I must know. [_He pushes_ Crispino _aside._] [Nina _hurries into the house and shuts the door in both their faces._] _Coronato._ It's your fault. _Crispino._ Impudent fellow! _Coronato._ Do not excite yourself. _Crispino._ I do not fear you. _Coronato._ Nina will be mine! _Crispino._ We shall see a
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