I am of the opinion to go to my uncle's.

No, it will be early enough when your day's work is done; I am going away very quickly, for fear that our master comes back and finds us together. Goodbye, Colin.

Goodbye, Fanchette, just let me kiss your hand.

Later, later, think about your work.

Ha! how charming she is! goodness me, I am beside myself with joy.

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SCENE IV.

"When I see Fanchette,
"Some I know not what
"Puts me all beside myself.
"When I see Fanchette,
"I regret
"Not being able always
"To speak of my loves. (End.)
"The most beautiful thing
"Is a pretty face;
"Its sight is always new,
"Even after a hundred times.
"Near a girl.
"Charming,
"The heart goes,
"And one has
"Pleasure in that.
When I see Fanchette, etc.