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...next day against her will. Figaro advises Almaviva to present himself to Bartholo, disguised as a soldier and armed with a written order for lodging from the Colonel of a regiment which happens to be at Seville. Almaviva fails to obtain the lodging, but manages to give Rosine a note. After he has gone, Bartholo accuses Rosine of having received a note from him, and threatens to use force to procure it. Rosine denies having such a note, and pretends to swoon, not however, before she has placed a note from her cousin in her pocket in place...
...note, Almaviva instructs Rosine to pick a quarrel with Bartholo in order to delay his plans for the wedding. She does this by refusing to take her music lesson from Don Bazile. In place of Don Bazile, however, Almaviva comes, disguised as his pupil. He explains that Bazile has suddenly been taken ill, and that he has come to give the lesson. To reassure Bartholo, Almaviva shows him a note from Rosine, telling Bartholo, that Rosine wrote it to Almaviva who is trying to seduce her. Rosine consents to the music lesson when she recognizes her lover, and during...
...house immediately. He then shows Rosine her letter to the Count, and, she, thinking that she has been betrayed, agrees to marry Bartholo at once. Bartholo leaves to complete the arrangements for the marriage, and Almaviva and Figaro enter by the balcony. The Count explains that he gave the note to Bartholo to obtain his confidence, and Rosine agrees to marry him, whereupon Almaviva discloses his real identity. The Notary enters, closely followed by Bazile, whom the Count bribes to be a witness to the marriage. Bartholo arrives too late to interfere in the ceremony, and is himself induced...
...Geological Conference. Papers: "Sensible Temperatures" (30 m.), Professor Ward; Note on Mountain-Building Experiments (illustrated) (15 m.), Professor Jaggar. Geological Lecture Room...
...Geological Conference. Papers: "Sensible Temperatures" (30 m.), Professor Ward; Note on Mountain-Building Experiments (illustrated) (15 m.), Professor Jaggar. Geological Lecture Room...