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You're mad! She's mad, Wolfi. |
Oh yes, and who are you? He's worked for Kings. For the Emperor. Who are you? |
Excellency! |
Madame. How can I help you? |
Frau Mozart? |
That's right, Your Excellency. I've come on behalf of my hus band. I'm I'm bringing some samples of his work so he can be considered for the royal appointment. |
How charming. But why did he not come himself? |
He's terribly busy, sir. |
I understand. |
I will look at them, of course, the moment I can. It will be an honour. Please give him my warmest. |
Would it be too much trouble, sir, to ask you to look at them now? While I wait. |
I'm afraid I'm not at leisure this very moment. Just leave them with me. I assure you they will be quite safe. |
I I really cannot do that, Your Excellency. You see, he doesn't know I'm here. |
Really? |
My husband is a proud man, sir. He would be furious if he knew I'd come. |
Then he didn't send you? |
No, sir. This is my own idea. |
I see. |
Sir, we really need this job. We're desperate. My husband spends far more than he can ever earn. I don't mean he's lazy he's not at all he works all day long. It's just! he's not practical. Money simply slips through his fingers, it's really ridiculous, Your Excellency. I know you help musicians. You're famous for it. Give him just this one post. We'd be forever indebted! |
Thank you very much, Your Excellency. |
Don't keep calling me that. It puts me at such a distance. I was not born a Court Composer, you know. I'm from a small town, just like your husband. |
Are you sure you can't leave that music, and come back again? I have other things you might like. |
That's very tempting, but it's impossible, I'm afraid. Wolfi would be frantic if he found those were missing. You see, they're all originals. |
Originals? |
Yes. |
These are originals? |
Yes, sir. He doesn't make copies. |
It is miraculous. |
Oh yes. He's really proud of his work. |
Tomorrow night I dine with the Emperor. One word from me and the post is his. |
Oh, thank you, sir! |
Come back tonight. |
Tonight? |
Alone. |
What for? |
Some service deserves service in return. No? |
What do you mean? |
Isn't it obvious? |
It's a post all Vienna seeks. If you want it for your husband, come tonight. |
But! I'm a married woman! |
Then don't. It's up to you. Not to be vague, that is the price. |
I do apologize for this afternoon. I behaved like a silly girl. Where shall we go? |
What? |
Should we stay here? It's a charming room. I love these candlesticks. Were they here earlier? I didn't notice them I suppose I was too nervous. |
What are you doing here? |
Your husband is ill, ma'am. He took sick. I brought him home. |
Why you? |
I was at hand. |
Well, thank you very much. You can go now. |
He needs me, ma'am. |
No, he doesn't. And I don't want you here. Just go, please. |
He asked me to stay. |
And I'm asking you |
This is not his handwriting. |
No. I was assisting him. He asked me. |
He's not going to work on this anymore. It is making him ill. Please. |
I regret we have no servants to show you out, Herr Salieri. Respect my wish and go. |
Madame, I will respect his. He asked me to stay here. |
Stop it! |
I am! I am! I'm stopping it slowly. You see! Look, I've stopped. Now we are going back. |
No! No! No! |
Yes! Back! Back! Listen don't you know where you are? |
Where? |
We are in the Residence of the Fartsbishop of Salzburg. |
Fartsbishop! |
Your Grace, I've got something to tell you. I want to complain about this man. |
Go ahead, tell him. Tell them all. They won't understand you anyway. |
Why not? |
Because here everything goes backwards. People walk backwards, dance backwards, sing backwards, and talk backwards. |
That's stupid. |
Why? People fart backwards. |
Do you think that's funny? |
Yes, I think it's brilliant. You've been doing it for years. |
Oh, ha, ha, ha. |
SraI'msick! SraI'm sick! |
Yes, you are. You're very sick. |
No, no. Say it backwards, shitwit. SraI'msick Say it backwards! |
SraI'msick. Sick kiss I'm my Kiss my! SraI'msick Kiss my arse! |
Em iram! Em iram! |
No, I'm not playing this game. |
No, this is serious. Say it backwards. |
No! |
Just say it you'll see. It's very serious. Em iram! Em iram! |
Iram marry Em marry me! No, no! You're a fiend. I'm not going to marry a fiend. A dirty fiend at that. |
Uivolitub! |
Tub but itub but I vol love but I love ui You. I love you! |
TishI'm tee. What's that? |
What? |
TishI'mtee. |
Eat |
Yes. |
Eat my ah! |
Excuse me, Wolfi. Mama is not feeling very well. Can we leave now? |
Of course. |
I think you're mad! You're really mad! |
Oh, leave me alone. |
One royal pupil and the whole of Vienna will come flocking. We'd be set up for life! |
They'll come anyway. They love me here. |
No, they will not. I know how things work in this city. |
Oh yes? You always know everything. |
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