[LUCIANA]
What mean you me "love"?
Call my sister so
[ANTIPHOLUS OF SYRACUSE]
Thy sister's sister
[LUCIANA (spoken)]
That's my sister!
[ANTIPHOLUS OF SYRACUSE (spoken)]
No!
(sung)
But if that I am I, then well I know
Your weeping sister is no wife of mine
And never, never to her bed I'll go
Far more, far more to you do I decline
[LUCIANA]
What, are you mad that you do reason so?
I'll call my sister
[ANTIPHOLUS OF SYRACUSE (spoken)]
No!
[LUCIANA (sung)]
I'm sure you're ill
[ANTIPHOLUS OF SYRACUSE]
Call thyself sister, sweet, for I am thee
It is thy self, my own self's better part
[LUCIANA]
All this my sister is, or else should be
[ANTIPHOLUS OF SYRACUSE]
Mine eye's clear eyе
My dear heart's dearеr heart
Give me your hand
[LUCIANA]
Oh, please sir, let me go
[ANTIPHOLUS OF SYRACUSE]
I'll kiss this hand
These eyes
This bosom
[LUCIANA (spoken)]
No!
[ANTIPHOLUS OF SYRACUSE (sung)]
Thou hast no husband yet
Nor I no wife
[LUCIANA (spoken)]
My sister!
[ANTIPHOLUS OF SYRACUSE (sung)]
Then with thee, I'll leave my life
[LUCIANA]
O, but my sister, sir, oh what of her?
O, heartless creature, causing her distress!
[ANTIPHOLUS OF SYRACUSE]
Distress I mean to say I thee prefer
(spoken)
Then damn your sister!
[LUCIANA]
Damn my sister!
[ANTIPHOLUS OF SYRACUSE]
Yes!
[LUCIANA (sung)]
O, heartless creature, causing such distress
[ANTIPHOLUS OF SYRACUSE]
A blessing, once obtained
To church we'll go
[LUCIANA]
A blessing
O, I'll fetch my sister
[ANTIPHOLUS OF SYRACUSE (spoken)]
No!
[LUCIANA]
No!