“ Ne7.“La ci darem la mano.,, Duettino, Andante. wetiino, Don Giovanni. G. La ci dasrem Ia ma.na Ia mi divrat di, ol Give me thyhandyoh fairest, Whisper a gentle “Yes;” BP strings: Lertina, vnon® lon- ta-no, par - tiam,ben mio, da— qui Vor= rel, © Hon vor. Come, if for me thou car-est, With joy my life’ to— bless. 1 would,andyet I 'P, Str: re. i, mi tremaun po-cojl 0% Wer Sa- re = jj would not, [dare not give as - sent, ist’ T know [should aot Don Giovanni. on ma. pud burlar-mian - For, ma puo burt. lar-mian.cor! Vie ~ ni,miobel di Toolate I may ré - pent, Ah! toolateI may re - pent! | Come,dearest,let me ratt let i fa pre-th— Ma — set- to! fer tuo guide thee, Ma — set-to sure will chide me! Danger shali ner come ee, —— P atts wsi765 Zerlina. for ~ fe, non son pi sor— tet — could,that [ could de - Pre - sto non son— forte non son pi nigh thee! Ah— that I coui jd de - ny thee, ohy that att on P Donna Donna, Flying appears on the verandah of the ‘watches what is going on.) Don Giovanni. Vie- ni! vie ci da-rem la Come then, Come me thy hand, oh ae Ae, “ttl, ¢ non vor- ra. iy Mi tremaun_ po -c ‘would,and yet I would not, U dare tot give ay - La mi di-rai di sl, Whisper a gentle “yes? Pe ud bur. lar ~~ ut may. par-{iam,ben mio, da With joy my life’ thouttcor. iw fa— pie - ti Ma - set - fo; i pent! cap nin aS rot Ths Will chide me. hy —— Vie ~ hi, jo can-Bie- rd. tue Come, dear Dan_gershalineer come Ss. hergelf, and eseaping tocther side.) = alojuon gon, pili f0r-fe, won 4on pil OF; te, nen son pit for. te — that [could de - ny theeoh that I could,that I could de - ny th sor - te. nigh thee. P Chrowing herself thio higaarms) Allegro. ‘An = diam! fn - diamyan-diam, mio be ~ ne—— U gomet thi fe, my treasure,— iam, mio be = ne — ee, my treasure, — ‘With thee, wi Allegro. no. cen. tea - mor! My heart is fond fy thine! as to-rar le pe-ne— dun in - cen tea - mor! life ismaught but pleasure, My heart i fond = ly thine waz‘An-diam,an-diammio be-ne,— 4 ri-sto-rar le pe-ne— With thee, with thee, my treasure, This life isaanght but pleasure,— “An - diam, an ye-he,' a ri -sto-rar le pe- he With theerwith thee; my treasuré, This life” “Ismaught but pleasure, (Donna Elvira descends the steps, and ‘An-diamymio bene, An-diam, le pends ti - sto- rar My heart is fond=ly thine, my heart is fond -ly thine, -diam, ne ri - sto- thine, hy tear 2 fond-"y thin a. 16147(Bxeunt, arm in arm.) Recit. Donna Elvira (desperately. intercepting Don Giovanni.) fer- ma. (i, scel-le~ra-to! il elel, mi fe-cen-dir le tue per- Leave her, thou vile se-du-cer! By heavn Im sent, thy per-fi-dy to To 30. nga tem - po que - ste ness, and to prevent thee fromde - ud - ing this poor girls in — ex — # + cen - te dal tuo bar - ba pe-rience with thy treach - e 1? ti. gliot = Me-schi. na! eo - sa n.guage! I wooden, says she Sa annitaside) —— (yortiy to Bivira) tey cllio vo.glio di - ver sen-to! (Amor, con-si-glio!) I.dol mio, non v ray a lit-tle harmless tru-ly! (Cupid inspire me!) Canyou chide,dear El ~ ee Elvira (aloud) ® tir - mi? ji -ver-tir - ti? e ve - ro! ~ver-tir- ti! io 80, eru- ie? Harmless pas-time? In - deed, Sir! harmless pastime! _De.eeit.ful — a7