La moza de cántaro
La moza de cántaro
The vast number of the works of Lope de Vega renders the task of selecting one of them as an appropriate text for publication very difficult, and it is only after having examined a large number of the works of the great poet that the editor has chosen La Moza de Cántaro, not only because it is one of the author's most interesting comedies, but also because it stands forth prominently in the field in which he is preëminent--the interpretation of Spanish life and character.
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Si en que me ha visto repara, Fingirme enojarla fuera. Llama; que yo he prevenido 545 Con que me pueda creer.
DON JUAN
No lo echemos á perder.
CONDE
No puedo estar más perdido. (Vanse.)
ESCENA X
Sala en casa de doña Ana.
EL CONDE, DON JUAN, MARTÍN; y luego, DOÑA ANA, de viuda; LEONOR y JUANA
MARTÍN
Ya te ha visto: á verte sale. No le has parecido mal. 550
CONDE
¿Hay jazmín, rosa y cristal Que á la viudilla se iguale?
(Salen doña Ana, de viuda, Leonor y Juana.)
DOÑA ANA
Novedad me ha parecido; Vueseñoría perdone.
CONDE
No hay novedad que no abone 555 El deseo que he tenido De serviros, si yo fuese, Para que
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