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El burlador de Sevilla. Marta la piadosa. El burlador de Sevilla: y convidado de piedra [de] Tirso de Molina [pseud. El burlador de Sevilla , Editorial Losada, s.

El burlador de Sevilla: y convidado de piedra , Editorial ibero-africano-americana. People Tirso de Molina ? Edition Notes Includes bibliographical references p. Spanish classics -- no. The Physical Object Pagination p. Community Reviews 0 Feedback? Lists containing this Book.

Loading Related Books. JUAN: Con la vista. JUAN: Con mis dos brazos. Yo soy noble caballero, cabeza de la familia de los Tenorios antiguos, ganadores de Sevilla. Y aunque lo murmure el reino, y aunque el rey lo contradiga, y aunque mi padre enojado con amenazas lo impida, tu esposo tengo de ser, dando en tus ojos envidia a los que viere en su sangre la venganza que imagina.

JUAN: Ahora bien, dame esa mano, y esta voluntad confirma con ella. Tuya soy. Dicen que viene Isabela a que seas su marido, y dicen D. JUAN: Calla. JUAN: Disparate. JUAN: Aminta estas dos semanas no ha de caer en el chiste. Gran sepulcro le han labrado. Ponen la mesa dos criados. JUAN: Digo que te sientes. Un golpe dentro. JUAN: Que llamaron imagino. JUAN: Sea, no tengas temor.

JUAN: Acaba. JUAN: Es desconcierto. Necio y villano temor. JUAN: Llega, que aguardando estoy. Necio temblar. JUAN: Necio temer. JUAN: Cantad. Cantan dentro. Temblando al plato me llego. Brindis de piedra, por Dios, menos temor tengo ya.

Habla, que aguardando estoy. Paso, como cosa del otro mundo. JUAN: Honor tengo, y las palabras cumplo, porque caballero soy. Si fueras el mismo infierno la mano te diera yo. Dale la mano. Va a la puerta. Vase don JUAN. El duque viene. REY: Alzad, duque, y cubrid vuestra cabeza. REY: Venid conmigo, don Diego. Que de esta suerte es cautela. JUAN: Sin falta. JUAN: Mil embusteros y locos dan en esos disparates. JUAN: Cenar con el muerto.

JUAN: Llama. JUAN: Llama a ese postigo. JUAN: Pues entra. Dios en paz de estos convites me saque. Entran por una puerta y salen por otra. JUAN: Cenemos. Salen dos enlutados con sillas. Cena con tu convidado. No repliques. Dios en paz de esto me saque. JUAN: Un hielo el pecho me parte. JUAN: Ya he cenado, haz que levanten la mesa. No temas, la mano dame. No me abrases con tu fuego.

EMBED for wordpress. Want more? Advanced embedding details, examples, and help! Caption title Place of publication and name of printer from colophon Joseph Padrino was actively printing in Seville from At head of caption title: Comedia famosa Printed at upper right of caption title page: Num. Accession Addeddate Call number B At the inn, servants prepare a table for Don Juan. There is a knock at the door.

Whatever it is, he will fulfil on his word as a caballero ll. As the statue disappears, Don Juan shudders with fear but then rationalises that it is all in his imagination and that he should not fear the dead ll.

Meanwhile, the king and Don Diego discuss the latest complications regarding Don Juan. The king decrees that Isabela must marry Don Juan despite her objection. To appease her, Don Juan is to become count of Lebrija so that although she has lost a duke Octavio , she has gained a count. The loser is Octavio, who is now left without a bride.

At this moment, an angry Octavio arrives bent on a duel with Don Juan. Don Diego tries to intervene and even draws his sword, which is totally unacceptable in the presence of the king. The king defuses the situation reminding Don Diego that Don Juan is his i.

He and Don Diego depart, leaving Octavio with the promise that arrangements will be made on the next day for his marriage ll. Gaseno and Aminta turn up so that Aminta and Don Juan can be officially married. Octavio, recognising that Don Juan has deceived Aminta, sees an opportunity to avenge himself on Don Juan. But first he has to keep his word and dine with the statue of Don Gonzalo.

Dinner is ready. Plates of vipers and scorpions and glasses of bile and vinegar are served, after which the statue asks Don Juan to give it his hand. It then drags Don Juan into the tomb. Don Juan tries to stab the statue and realising that it is ineffectual calls out for confession and absolution ll.

But it is too late.