"I say many things which I cannot help saying.

I am very sorry." "I am very sorry too," answered the Duchessa, quietly.
"Ah! if you knew, you would forgive me.

If you could guess half the truth, you would forgive me." "I would rather not guess it." "Of course; but you have already--you know it all.

Have I not told you ?" Giovanni spoke in despairing tones.

He was utterly weak and spellbound; he could hardly find any words at all.
"Don Giovanni," said Corona, speaking very proudly and calmly, but not unkindly, "I have known you so long, I believe you to be so honourable a man, that I am willing to suppose that you said--what you said--in a moment of madness." "Madness! It was madness; but it is more sweet to remember than all the other doings of my life," said Saracinesca, his tongue unloosed at last.
"If it is madness to love you, I am mad past all cure.