Filippo shook Pappina as he demanded: "What business have you down here bothering me. I'd like to know! You'd better stay home after this."
Pappina paid no attention to his anger.
"Oh, Filippo," she cried, "it's lots of fun to come down here to the Toledo. I'm coming every day."
"'Tain't the Toledo," said Filippo, still out of sorts.
"'Tis, too! I know it is, for I saw all the fine people in carriages. Didn't the foreigners throw soldi at me?"
"Don't try to tell me. I tell you, 'tain't the Toledo."
"Then take me there," pleaded Pappina, "I won't go home till—"
She stopped at a burst of applause.
"What is it, Filippo?" she asked, eyeing a crowd of people they had reached.