68 tr no. cen.tea-mor! fond-Wy thine! (Bxeunt, arm in arm) Iviea (desperately, intercepting Don Giovann sles rato! il elel, mi dir le tue per- By heavn Im sent; thy per-fi-dy to Jo 0. nga tem - po di sal - var and to pre-vent thee fromde - Iud - fi - die: que-ste mi - Ber 1g this poor girl’ Zerlina. cen - te pe dal tuo bar - ba- rear. ti. gliol © Me.scht. m nce with thy treach er . ous Ian-guage! wonder, says she ee —————————. Don Giovannixaside) —(eofuiy to Bivi an [dol mio non ve-de- tes Gan you chide,dear El-v sen-to! tru-ly Amor, cor glo!) (Cupid f clio vo.glio di - ver- inspire me!) a little harmi harmless pastime! De-ceit-ful —<—_ m7dele, co-me tu ti di- ver- ti man, I know too much of your pastime. Butymy lordypleaseto tell me, has shethe right to Don Giovanni (softly to Zerlina) La po.ve-ra infe-li- ce 8 di mein-na-mo- She's so in-fat-u - at -ed! But [ must treather a, per pie indly, she cannot tA deg-gio fin ge.re amo.re; ch'fo son permia dis - gra-ziauom di buon co. re. Attacca bearfrommy side to be parted, un.fort-u-nate-ly 1 am too tenderhearted. 2’dria Ne 8.“Ah! fuggi il traditor!,, Aria. Elvira. Allegro. Denn Ah! fay. - gijltra- di - The trai =~ “tor means de — jon fo laseiar piu dir; il lab.bre? men - ti ~ His flattry heed thou not, While yet there’ time, re— iaroy fal-la - treat, Or woe tlim = pa-ra and cru. el, tormen — un.just cre - der a qhel corn ¢ ma. - sailtuo ti - mor dal mio lo remorse and tears,Fromwast - - ed, lone - ly years IT would = Pr 2 way pia thou not, fa-selar flatt-ry heed dir;“ ———~ Tabbro§ men - ti - tor, fal-la - - ceil ci - — glio, yet thefe'stime, re - treat, Or woe ‘be = fall thee. lab - bred men - ti - tor, yet there’s time, re-treat, fo, Si, thee, Yes, —~ “Exit, lending off Zerlina.) = eeiler - gliot — de-fall_____ thee! (Enter Donna Anna and D. Octay mourning.) Recit. Don Giovanni. dressed in Mi par ch oggii It seemsas if de-mo-nio si di ver-ta dop-por-sia miei pia-ce-vo- li pro- ie ver-y imp of mischief, this day were bent on thwarting all my 2 1197