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Truffaldino has gotten himself into quite a pickle: in an attempt to double his income, he has taken on another master--none other than Florindo, the lover of his other master, Frederigo (Beatrice)! Now, trying to do the work of two servants (and keep his masters from discovering his duplicity), poor Truffaldino has nearly run himself ragged.
Note: Truffaldino cannot read, so when he is presented with a stack of letters chaos immediately ensues. The mysterious “Pasquale” is a fictional
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Flor. Truffaldino, will you come to Turin with me? Truff. When? Flor. Now; at once. Truff. Before dinner? Flor. No, we will have dinner, and then we will go. Truff. Very good, sir. I'll think it over at dinner. Flor. Have you been to the Post? Truff. Yes, sir. Flor. Have you found my letters? Truff. I have, sir. Flor. Where are they? Truff. I will give you
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