The Falcon

Well, Guillaume, the devil take the Old Woman, I am being called. Ah, do not go, Mademoiselle Eleonore, do not go, stay here, and I will return.

Why do you want me to stay, and what do you desire of me?

That you tell me... I do not know, but that you tell me, Mademoiselle Eleonore, that you tell me if I might be pleasing.

I am coming, I am coming; the devil take the Old Woman, I will return in an instant. Ah, Mademoiselle Eleonore...

SCENE X.

ELEONORE.

ARIETTE.

This boy pleases me,
He suits me well;
What is in his soul
Is painted in his eyes;
And if he were to take a wife,
This joyful boy
Would fulfill his vows.
What a fund of gaiety,
What an air of health!
He is a good soul;
And if he were to take a wife,
This joyful boy
Would fulfill his vows.
But in these forests,