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-                      Dopo il veglione o viceversa
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-This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost
-no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it
-under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this
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-Title: Dopo il veglione o viceversa
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-Author: Roberto Bracco
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-Release Date: November 05, 2011 [EBook #37936]
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-                             ROBERTO BRACCO
-
-                                 TEATRO
-
-                              VOLUME PRIMO
-
-                 NON FARE AD ALTRI... -- LUI LEI LUI --
-                UN'AVVENTURA DI VIAGGIO -- UNA DONNA --
-                   LE DISILLUSE -- *DOPO IL VEGLIONE*
-
-                              2� EDIZIONE.
-
-
-
-                        REMO SANDRON -- Editore
-
-                        Libraio della Real Casa
-                         MILANO-PALERMO-NAPOLI
-
-                          PROPRIET� LETTERARIA
-
-    _I diritti di riproduzione e di traduzione sono riservati per
-    tutti i paesi, non escluso il Regno di Svezia e quello di
-    Norvegia._
-
-    � assolutamente proibito di rappresentare questi lavori senza il
-    consenso scritto dell'Autore _(Art. 14 del Testo Unico 17
-    Settembre 1882)_.
-
-    Published in Palermo, 10th. June Privilege of Copyright in the
-    United States reserved under the Act approved March 3rd. 1905,
-    by Roberto Bracco and Remo Sandron.
-
-    Off. Tip. Sandron -- 126 -- I -- 290312.
-
-                                  ----
-
-
-
-
-                            DOPO IL VEGLIONE
-
-                                   o
-
-                               VICEVERSA
-
-(Scherzo comico per _caf�-chantant_, musicato dal Maestro _Umberto
-Mazzone_, scritto apposta per _Nicola Maldagea_ e _Amelia Faraone_,
-eseguito per la prima volta al _Salone Margherita_ di _Napoli_, nel
-1893).
-
-
-
-
-                              PERSONAGGI:
-
-    _Lui_ e _Lei_.
-
-La scena rappresenta un elegante salottino intimo con un paravento.
-
-
-
-
-                              SCENA UNICA.
-
-
-                         _Lui_ e _Lei_ entrano.
-
-_Lei � vestita da uomo. Lui, �viceversa�, � vestito da donna. E tutti e
-due portano il domino e la maschera._
-
-_Lui si burla di Lei, e Lei si burla di Lui._
-
-_Dal cappuccio di Lei scappano i riccioli della parrucca maschile; da
-quello di Lui scappano i riccioli della parrucca femminile._
-
-_Sicch�, Lui � convinto che Lei sia un uomo: Lei � convinta che Lui sia
-una donna._
-
-_Lei si avanza conducendo Lui, graziosamente, per mano._
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-                     _(imitando una voce maschile)_
-
-    Siam giunti, mascherina....
-    Vi prego, favorite:
-    la casa � un po' piccina:
-    � casa da _gar�on_.
-    Non � degna di voi,
-    lo so, ma compatite....
-    ch�, in fin dei conti, poi,
-    in due ci si sta ben.
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-                    _(imitando una voce femminile)_
-
-    Perch� vi confondete?
-    Non sono una regina...
-    Tutt'altro! Mi potete
-    trattare _sans fa�on_.
-    Io faccio, lo confesso,
-    o un po' la ballerina
-    o... quel che faccio adesso:
-    ecco, n� pi� n� men.
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-                               _(tra s�)_
-
-    Mi par che se la beva:
-    mi tratta da merlotto!
-    Non sa qual figlia... d'Eva
-    le si nasconde in me!
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-                               _(tra s�)_
-
-    Ch'io sia davvero donna
-    convinto � il giovinotto.
-    Non sa sotto la gonna
-    che pezzo d'uomo c'�.
-
-                             _Lui_ e _Lei_
-
-                  _(insieme -- ognuno per conto suo)_
-
-    Oh! Sesso, mio nemico!
-    Perch� non sei diverso?
-    Dice quel motto antico:
-    �ci� che si lascia � perso.�
-
-_(Poi Lei, accennando a Lui, e Lui, accennando a Lei:)_
-
-    E che far�
-    quando per forza
-    comparir�
-    da questa scorza
-    l'imprevedibile
-    che dentro sta?
-    Si morder�
-    le dieci dita
-    e imparer�
-    che nella vita
-    rompe le scatole
-    la realt�.
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    Toglietevi la maschera,
-    scopritevi il visino.
-    Dagli occhi l'indovino:
-    dev'essere divino!
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-    Datemi il buon esempio,
-    gentil giovanottino.
-    � troppo sibillino
-    cotesto mascherino.
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-                           _(con seduzione)_
-
-    Almen fate ch'io guardi
-    un sol piedino vostro.
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-                        _(con timidit� pudica)_
-
-    No, no, no, no!... Pi� tardi....
-    Pi� tardi ve lo mostro.
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    Avete, tale e quale,
-    l'aria d'una novizia!
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-    Ma pure, in generale,
-    � sempre l'uom che inizia!
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    E allora, o dolce incognita,
-    sta ben: vi servir�.
-
-_(Voltando le spalle e preparandosi a togliersi la maschera -- tra s�:)_
-
-    Ho quasi quasi scrupolo
-    di aver tardato un po'.
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-    Sbrigatevi! Sbrigatevi!
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    Frenate l'ansiet�.
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-_(fingendo un accento di ansia infrenabile)_
-
-    Non posso.... Il cor mi palpita....
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-_(buttando via il mascherino e sbottonando il domino, appare vestita da
-uomo, in frak e cravatta bianca: ma le forme del corpo ed il viso
-rivelano la perfetta muliebrit�.)_
-
-    Son donna: eccomi qua!
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-                               _(tra s�)_
-
-    Oh che fortuna!
-
-                               _(a lei)_
-
-    Donna?
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    Ma s�! Donna! Donnissima!
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-                        _(tra s�, tripudiante)_
-
-    Non sa sotto la gonna
-    che pezzo d'uomo c'�!
-
-                               _(a lei)_
-
-    Ne siete ben sicura?
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    O bella!... Sicurissima!
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-                              _(fra s�:)_
-
-    Graziosa � l'avventura!
-
-                   _(a lei, ostentando incredulit�)_
-
-    Donna!?...
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    Credete a me.
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-                              _(tra s�:)_
-
-    In questa trappola
-    che lei par�,
-    lei stessa capita,
-    e uscir non pu�.
-    L'ora propizia
-    attender vo'
-    ed in questi abiti
-    resto perci�.
-    Funger da femmina
-    non vorrei pi�,
-    ma... � triste l'epoca:
-    l'uomo... sta gi�.
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-                              _(tra s�:)_
-
-    Si agita! Brontola!
-    Ci spera ancor?
-
-_(Indicando con un dito il proprio viso)_
-
-    Han forse gli uomini
-    il mio color?...
-    Se dall'equivoco
-    non vengo fuor,
-    lei non rinunzia
-    al sogno d'or.
-
-_(accennando al frak e ai calzoni)_
-
-    Queste visibili
-    maschie virt�,
-    per non pi� illuderla,
-    butter� gi�.
-
-_(Corre in gran fretta dietro il paravento.)_
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-    E dite: m'� concesso
-    saper che fate, adesso?
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-                          _(senza mostrarsi)_
-
-    Io voglio del mio sesso
-    riprendere possesso.
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-    S�, presto, presto, presto!
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    Mi svesto...
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-                  _(fa un movimento di contentezza.)_
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    ... e mi rivesto.
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-    Se vengo, vi molesto?
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-                           _(energicamente)_
-
-    Restate l�.
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-                             _(rassegnato)_
-
-    Ci resto.
-
-_(Lui, or drizzandosi sulla punta dei piedi, ora guardando tra le
-connessure del paravento, ora salendo sopra una seggiola, assiste alla
-toletta di Lei, e si frega le mani, ammira, si entusiasma, s'inebria.
-Intanto, Lei, svestendosi, getta di qua dal paravento il parrucchino, il
-frak, il panciotto, la camicia, i calzoni, che Lui raccoglie, osserva,
-esamina.)_
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-                _(comparisce in abito molto femminile)_
-
-    Sono pronta, amica mia.
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-    Santi numi, com'� bella!
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    E vi par che un uomo io sia?
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-    Non � faccia d'uomo quella!
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-_(pavoneggiandosi, con le mani nei fianchi)_
-
-    Osservate il corpicino....
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-    Oh! lo vedo ch'� un gioiello.
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    Osservatemi il piedino....
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-    Oh! non � pi� d'uomo, quello!
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    Perdonate, dunque, cara,
-    questo scherzo: � carnevale....
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-_(dimenticando di dover sembrar donna)_
-
-    Vi perdoner� se avara
-    non sarete voi con me....
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    Che volete? Non comprendo.
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-    Un bacino.... Non fa male!
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-                     _(stringendosi nelle spalle)_
-
-    Ve lo do.
-
-            _(per cortesia lo bacia, in fretta, sul mento.)_
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-    Io ve lo rendo.
-
-                      _(la bacia sulla guancia.)_
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    Non c'� sugo....
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-    S� che c'�!
-
-                      _(e tenta di abbracciarla.)_
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    Ma, signora! Che vi piglia?
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-_(impappinandosi, cerca di giustificarsi)_
-
-    Mi sembrate... una mia zia...
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    In che cosa mi somiglia?!
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-                        _(abbracciandola forte)_
-
-    Una vera simmetria!
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    Basta!... basta!... Non stringete....
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-    Non la vedo da tanti anni!...
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    Ma, in sostanza, voi... chi siete?
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-                              _(confuso)_
-
-    Io?... Non sono... nei miei panni!...
-
-_(Corre, alla sua volta, dietro il paravento, portando seco gli abiti
-d'uomo che Lei indossava.)_
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    E dite: m'� concesso
-    saper che fate, adesso?
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-    Io voglio del mio sesso
-    riprendere possesso.
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-                            _(meravigliata)_
-
-    E che vuol dire questo?!
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-    Mi svesto... e mi rivesto...
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    Se vengo, vi molesto?
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-                           _(con entusiasmo)_
-
-    Venite pur....
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-                             _(diffidente)_
-
-    No!... Resto.
-
-_(Ricomincia la mimica. Lei, come ha fatto Lui, punta dalla curiosit�,
-cerca di vedere quel che avviene dietro il paravento; ed osserva,
-inquieta, la roba che Lui, svestendosi, le fa piovere addosso, cio� il
-domino, il mascherino, la parrucca, le imbottiture con cui aveva
-improvvisate le forme di donna._
-
-_Finalmente, vengono gi� la gonna e la sottana. Lei, sempre pi� curiosa,
-sale sopra la seggiola, vede... e d� un grido quasi di spavento. Quindi
-scende precipitosamente, e, indignata, aspetta.)_
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-_(comparisce, pavoneggiandosi, vestito degli abiti maschili di Lei, che
-gli vanno male; e, poich� Lei ha un gesto d'ira e di sdegno, le si
-ginocchia ai piedi.)_
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    Voi, dunque, siete un uomo?!
-    Se non uscite subito,
-    chiamo la polizia!
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-                             _(umilmente)_
-
-    S�... forse sono un uomo;
-    ma vi prego di credere
-    ... che non � colpa mia.
-
-_(A poco a poco, Lei s'intenerisce e gli apre le braccia.)_
-
-                                 _Lei_
-
-    Sarai mio prigioniero
-    insino al far del giorno.
-    Del mondo, ch'� ciarliero,
-    non me ne importa un corno....
-    Nella prigione oscura
-    io ti giudicher�,
-    ma non aver paura:
-    per te clemenza avr�!
-
-                                 _Lui_
-
-    Sar� tuo prigioniero
-    insino al far del giorno.
-    Del mondo, ch'� ciarliero,
-    non me ne importa un corno.
-    Io non avr� paura,
-    e a te mi affider�
-    in questa mia cattura,
-    senza dir mai di no.
-
-                            _Lei_ _e_ _Lui_
-
-                              _(insieme)_
-
-    Non so chi sei, che fai,
-    ma gi� ti voglio ben
-    e so che m'amerai....
-    fino a domani almen.
-    Tra poco, o belle o brutte,
-    in quella oscurit�,
-    ci sveleremo tutte
-    le generalit�.
-    Ahim�, soltanto al buio
-    non si nasconde niente.
-    Pu� il buio, immantinente,
-    scoprir... la verit�.
-
-
-               _(Qui, cala la tela, tardi ma in tempo.)_
-
-
-
-
-
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-| :x-large:`DOPO IL VEGLIONE`
-|
-| o
-|
-| :x-large:`VICEVERSA`
-
-(Scherzo comico per *cafè-chantant*, musicato dal
-Maestro :small-caps:`Umberto Mazzone`, scritto apposta per :small-caps:`Nicola
-Maldagea` e :small-caps:`Amelia Faraone`, eseguito per la
-prima volta al *Salone Margherita* di *Napoli*, nel
-1893).
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-[pg!355]
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-.. class:: center large
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-PERSONAGGI:
-
-   .. class:: large
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-   | :small-caps:`Lui` e :small-caps:`Lei`.
-
-La scena rappresenta un elegante salottino intimo con
-un paravento.
-
-[pg!356]
-
-[pg!357]
-
-SCENA UNICA.
-============
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui` e :small-caps:`Lei` entrano.
-
-*Lei è vestita da uomo. Lui, «viceversa», è vestito
-da donna. E tutti e due portano il domino e
-la maschera.*
-
-*Lui si burla di Lei, e Lei si burla di Lui.*
-
-*Dal cappuccio di Lei scappano i riccioli della parrucca
-maschile; da quello di Lui scappano i riccioli
-della parrucca femminile.*
-
-*Sicchè, Lui è convinto che Lei sia un uomo: Lei
-è convinta che Lui sia una donna.*
-
-*Lei si avanza conducendo Lui, graziosamente, per
-mano.*
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-|
-| :scene:`(imitando una voce maschile)`
-
-   | Siam giunti, mascherina....
-   | Vi prego, favorite:
-   | la casa è un po' piccina:
-   | è casa da *garçon*.
-   | Non è degna di voi,
-   | lo so, ma compatite....
-   | [pg!358]
-   | chè, in fin dei conti, poi,
-   | in due ci si sta ben.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-|
-| :scene:`(imitando una voce femminile)`
-
-   | Perchè vi confondete?
-   | Non sono una regina...
-   | Tutt'altro! Mi potete
-   | trattare *sans façon*.
-   | Io faccio, lo confesso,
-   | o un po' la ballerina
-   | o... quel che faccio adesso:
-   | ecco, nè più nè men.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-|
-| :scene:`(tra sè)`
-
-   | Mi par che se la beva:
-   | mi tratta da merlotto!
-   | Non sa qual figlia... d'Eva
-   | le si nasconde in me!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-|
-| :scene:`(tra sè)`
-
-   | Ch'io sia davvero donna
-   | convinto è il giovinotto.
-   | Non sa sotto la gonna
-   | che pezzo d'uomo c'è.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui` e :small-caps:`Lei`
-|
-| :scene:`(insieme — ognuno per conto suo)`
-
-   | Oh! Sesso, mio nemico!
-   | Perchè non sei diverso?
-   | [pg!359]
-   | Dice quel motto antico:
-   | «ciò che si lascia è perso.»
-
-*(Poi Lei, accennando a Lui, e Lui, accennando
-a Lei:)*
-
-   | E che farà
-   | quando per forza
-   | comparirà
-   | da questa scorza
-   | l'imprevedibile
-   | che dentro sta?
-   | Si morderà
-   | le dieci dita
-   | e imparerà
-   | che nella vita
-   | rompe le scatole
-   | la realtà.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | Toglietevi la maschera,
-   | scopritevi il visino.
-   | Dagli occhi l'indovino:
-   | dev'essere divino!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-   | Datemi il buon esempio,
-   | gentil giovanottino.
-   | È troppo sibillino
-   | cotesto mascherino.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-|
-| :scene:`(con seduzione)`
-
-   | Almen fate ch'io guardi
-   | un sol piedino vostro.
-
-[pg!360]
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-|
-| :scene:`(con timidità pudica)`
-
-   | No, no, no, no!... Più tardi....
-   | Più tardi ve lo mostro.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | Avete, tale e quale,
-   | l'aria d'una novizia!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-   | Ma pure, in generale,
-   | è sempre l'uom che inizia!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | E allora, o dolce incognita,
-   | sta ben: vi servirò.
-
-*(Voltando le spalle e preparandosi a togliersi la
-maschera — tra sè:)*
-
-   | Ho quasi quasi scrupolo
-   | di aver tardato un po'.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-   | Sbrigatevi! Sbrigatevi!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | Frenate l'ansietà.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-*(fingendo un accento di ansia infrenabile)*
-
-   | Non posso.... Il cor mi palpita....
-
-[pg!361]
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-*(buttando via il mascherino e sbottonando il domino,
-appare vestita da uomo, in frak e cravatta
-bianca: ma le forme del corpo ed il viso rivelano
-la perfetta muliebrità.)*
-
-   | Son donna: eccomi qua!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-|
-| :scene:`(tra sè)`
-
-   | Oh che fortuna!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :scene:`(a lei)`
-
-   |  Donna?
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | Ma sì! Donna! Donnissima!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-|
-| :scene:`(tra sè, tripudiante)`
-
-   | Non sa sotto la gonna
-   | che pezzo d'uomo c'è!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :scene:`(a lei)`
-
-   | Ne siete ben sicura?
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | O bella!... Sicurissima!
-
-[pg!362]
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-|
-| :scene:`(fra sè:)`
-
-   | Graziosa è l'avventura!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :scene:`(a lei, ostentando incredulità)`
-
-   | Donna!?...
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   |  Credete a me.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-|
-| :scene:`(tra sè:)`
-
-   | In questa trappola
-   | che lei parò,
-   | lei stessa capita,
-   | e uscir non può.
-   | L'ora propizia
-   | attender vo'
-   | ed in questi abiti
-   | resto perciò.
-   | Funger da femmina
-   | non vorrei più,
-   | ma... è triste l'epoca:
-   | l'uomo... sta giù.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-|
-| :scene:`(tra sè:)`
-
-   | Si agita! Brontola!
-   | Ci spera ancor?
-
-*(Indicando con un dito il proprio viso)*
-
-   | [pg!363]
-   | Han forse gli uomini
-   | il mio color?...
-   | Se dall'equivoco
-   | non vengo fuor,
-   | lei non rinunzia
-   | al sogno d'or.
-
-*(accennando al frak e ai calzoni)*
-
-   | Queste visibili
-   | maschie virtù,
-   | per non più illuderla,
-   | butterò giù.
-
-*(Corre in gran fretta dietro il paravento.)*
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-   | E dite: m'è concesso
-   | saper che fate, adesso?
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-|
-| :scene:`(senza mostrarsi)`
-
-   | Io voglio del mio sesso
-   | riprendere possesso.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-   | Sì, presto, presto, presto!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | Mi svesto...
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-|
-| :scene:`(fa un movimento di contentezza.)`
-
-[pg!364]
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | ... e mi rivesto.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-   | Se vengo, vi molesto?
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-|
-| :scene:`(energicamente)`
-
-   | Restate lì.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-|
-| :scene:`(rassegnato)`
-
-   |  Ci resto.
-
-*(Lui, or drizzandosi sulla punta dei piedi, ora
-guardando tra le connessure del paravento, ora salendo
-sopra una seggiola, assiste alla toletta di Lei,
-e si frega le mani, ammira, si entusiasma, s'inebria.
-Intanto, Lei, svestendosi, getta di qua dal paravento
-il parrucchino, il frak, il panciotto, la camicia,
-i calzoni, che Lui raccoglie, osserva, esamina.)*
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-|
-| :scene:`(comparisce in abito molto femminile)`
-
-   | Sono pronta, amica mia.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-   | Santi numi, com'è bella!
-
-[pg!365]
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | E vi par che un uomo io sia?
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-   | Non è faccia d'uomo quella!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-*(pavoneggiandosi, con le mani nei fianchi)*
-
-   | Osservate il corpicino....
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-   | Oh! lo vedo ch'è un gioiello.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | Osservatemi il piedino....
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-   | Oh! non è piè d'uomo, quello!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | Perdonate, dunque, cara,
-   | questo scherzo: è carnevale....
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-*(dimenticando di dover sembrar donna)*
-
-   | Vi perdonerò se avara
-   | non sarete voi con me....
-
-[pg!366]
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | Che volete? Non comprendo.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-   | Un bacino.... Non fa male!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-|
-| :scene:`(stringendosi nelle spalle)`
-
-   | Ve lo do.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-*(per cortesia lo bacia, in fretta, sul mento.)*
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-   |  Io ve lo rendo.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :scene:`(la bacia sulla guancia.)`
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | Non c'è sugo....
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-   |  Sì che c'è!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :scene:`(e tenta di abbracciarla.)`
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | Ma, signora! Che vi piglia?
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-*(impappinandosi, cerca di giustificarsi)*
-
-   | Mi sembrate... una mia zia...
-
-[pg!367]
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | In che cosa mi somiglia?!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-|
-| :scene:`(abbracciandola forte)`
-
-   | Una vera simmetria!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | Basta!... basta!... Non stringete....
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-   | Non la vedo da tanti anni!...
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | Ma, in sostanza, voi... chi siete?
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-|
-| :scene:`(confuso)`
-
-   | Io?... Non sono... nei miei panni!...
-
-*(Corre, alla sua volta, dietro il paravento, portando
-seco gli abiti d'uomo che Lei indossava.)*
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | E dite: m'è concesso
-   | saper che fate, adesso?
-
-[pg!368]
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-   | Io voglio del mio sesso
-   | riprendere possesso.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-|
-| :scene:`(meravigliata)`
-
-   | E che vuol dire questo?!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-   | Mi svesto... e mi rivesto...
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | Se vengo, vi molesto?
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-|
-| :scene:`(con entusiasmo)`
-
-   | Venite pur....
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-|
-| :scene:`(diffidente)`
-
-   |  No!... Resto.
-
-*(Ricomincia la mimica. Lei, come ha fatto Lui,
-punta dalla curiosità, cerca di vedere quel che avviene
-dietro il paravento; ed osserva, inquieta, la
-roba che Lui, svestendosi, le fa piovere addosso, cioè
-il domino, il mascherino, la parrucca, le imbottiture
-con cui aveva improvvisate le forme di donna.*
-
-[pg!369]
-
-*Finalmente, vengono giù la gonna e la sottana.
-Lei, sempre più curiosa, sale sopra la seggiola, vede...
-e dà un grido quasi di spavento. Quindi scende
-precipitosamente, e, indignata, aspetta.)*
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-*(comparisce, pavoneggiandosi, vestito degli abiti
-maschili di Lei, che gli vanno male; e, poichè Lei
-ha un gesto d'ira e di sdegno, le si ginocchia ai
-piedi.)*
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | Voi, dunque, siete un uomo?!
-   | Se non uscite subito,
-   | chiamo la polizia!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-|
-| :scene:`(umilmente)`
-
-   | Sì... forse sono un uomo;
-   | ma vi prego di credere
-   | ... che non è colpa mia.
-
-*(A poco a poco, Lei s'intenerisce e gli apre le
-braccia.)*
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei`
-
-   | Sarai mio prigioniero
-   | insino al far del giorno.
-   | Del mondo, ch'è ciarliero,
-   | non me ne importa un corno....
-   | [pg!370]
-   | Nella prigione oscura
-   | io ti giudicherò,
-   | ma non aver paura:
-   | per te clemenza avrò!
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lui`
-
-   | Sarò tuo prigioniero
-   | insino al far del giorno.
-   | Del mondo, ch'è ciarliero,
-   | non me ne importa un corno.
-   | Io non avrò paura,
-   | e a te mi affiderò
-   | in questa mia cattura,
-   | senza dir mai di no.
-
-.. class:: center
-
-| :small-caps:`Lei` *e* :small-caps:`Lui`
-|
-| :scene:`(insieme)`
-
-   | Non so chi sei, che fai,
-   | ma già ti voglio ben
-   | e so che m'amerai....
-   | fino a domani almen.
-   | Tra poco, o belle o brutte,
-   | in quella oscurità,
-   | ci sveleremo tutte
-   | le generalità.
-   | Ahimè, soltanto al buio
-   | non si nasconde niente.
-   | Può il buio, immantinente,
-   | scoprir... la verità.
-
-.. vspace:: 2
-
-.. class:: center
-
-*(Qui, cala la tela, tardi ma in tempo.)*
-
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-
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