If you would dance, my pretty Count, I'll play the tune on my little guitar..

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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When we fall we should get up and dance. If you would dance, my pretty Count, I'll play the tune on my little guitar. The context of this quote is that the Count is having an affair with a woman who is not his wife. He is very happy about his affair and thus he feels that he can get away with lying to his wife about it.

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