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DON JUAN: By heaven! A fine affair. This is the kind that wins fame today: while I snatch his lady away, he'll be tearing out his hair imprisoned in my wine cellar. And she? When she thinks she's with him again.ha! ha! Oh, and he can't complain. I play fair, he can tell her. I got him jailed and he was bailed: he trapped me and I was bailed; it was destiny that we'd meet here, neither failed to defend his name in this serious jest. But Mejía's luck is not of the best and he'll also lose this game. Nevertheless, and just to be sure, it's not showing too much fear to make certain of Lucía, since there's some danger of failure. But a dark shadow appears, and in my opinion the shape is that of a woman. Another adventure? I'm cheered.