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Chorus
singing
Bravo! you are the spoilt child of Fortune. Ah! our knave has found his match in another, who has far [685] better tricks in his sack, a thousand kinds of knaveries and of wily words. But the fight begins afresh; take care not to weaken; [690] you know that I have long been your most faithful ally.

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