I took the liberty of uniting the two thoughts in one dream--a dream of unspeakable bliss for myself." Donna Tullia's gay humour returned.
"You have certainly amused me very well for a quarter of an hour with your dreams," she answered.

"I wish you would tell me what you know of Don Giovanni.

It must be very interesting if it can really seriously influence his life." "I cannot tell you.

The secret is too valuable." "But if the thing you know has such power, why do you not use it yourself?
You must hate him far more than I do." "I doubt that," answered Del Ferice, with a cunning smile.

"I do not use it, I do not choose to strike the blow, because I do not care enough for retribution merely on my own account.