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I have never experienced such apprehension. It seems to me tonight will be a wearing one for me.I don't know what strange foreboding, what disastrous change my afflicted soul is fearing. By God, I never really thought I would love Ana so or feel for anyone though what I feel for her. Oh, truly, Don Juan's not the better of us two in courage, but only in luck. It seems that Satan writes the book of whatever he tries to do. No, no. He's a devil infernal and I truly fear that if I move away from here he'll trick me, in spite of Pascual. And even if I'm considered a born fool I'll go in, for with Don Juan one's defence must be planned not viewed with scorn. (He knocks on the window)