Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Middle of the 19th century, Paris. Autumn The courtesan Violetta gives a party in her salon. Alfredo Germont, a young gentleman from a province, is introduced to the hostess at a party. His candid manner and honesty touch her. Violetta invites him to sing a drinking song as the guests drink toast. Staying alone with Violetta, Alfredo declares his love and convinces her to change her lifestyle. She explains that there is no place for such feelings in her life. But she gives him a camellia, asking him to return when the flower has faded. The guests leave. Violetta is troubled and anxious. She is almost ready to reciprocate Alfredo’s feelings. However, she convinces herself that a casual relationship attracts her more than true love.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

Violetta enjoys her life with Alfredo in the country house. Suddenly Alfredo discovers that Violetta has been selling her property to support them. Ashamed, Alfredo immediately leaves for Paris to procure money. In Alfredo’s absence, his father, Giorgio Germont, pays Violetta a visit. He demands that she separates from his son, as their relationship threatens his daughter’s impending marriage and tarnishes his son’s reputation. Giorgio Germont claims that her liaison with Alfredo has no future. Violetta knows that she is mortally ill and agrees to the demands of Giorgio Germont. She writes a goodbye letter to Alfredo and leaves. Alfredo returns, and while reading the letter, he thinks Violetta has left him because of money. Finally, he understands that she decided to return to her salacious way of life. Giorgio Germont begs his son to return home, but Alfredo refuses. Suddenly he finds an invitation to the ball from Violetta’s friend Flora Bervoix. Furious and jealous, Alfredo rushes away to seek revenge for Violetta’s apparent betrayal.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

The masked ball in Flora Bervoix’s house in Paris. Violetta and Baron Dauphol enter. Among the guests is Alfredo, who plays cards and constantly wins. He wants to provoke a conflict with Baron. When guests retire to an adjoining salon, Violetta begs Alfredo to leave the party because she fears for his life. He agrees to go if only she goes with him. Violetta refuses and claims to be truly in love with the Baron. In his rage, Alfredo calls the guests as witnesses and furiously casts at Violetta’s feet all his winnings at the gaming table to repay for her love. Violetta faints. Giorgio Germont, who has witnessed the scene, rebukes his son for his behaviour. The Baron challenges his rival to a duel. Violetta is upset because she cannot tell Alfredo the truth.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.

February. Violetta is dying. She orders her servant to give all her money to the poor. Giorgio Germont has written to Violetta, informing her that his son wounded Baron in the duel and had to leave the country. However, he was going to return soon. Full of remorse, Germont has told him about Violetta’s sacrifice. Rampant celebrations are heard from outside while Violetta is in mortal agony. Alfredo returns. A moment later, he holds Violetta in his arms. Approaching death is forgotten. Nothing again shall part them. Her energy and exuberant joy of life return. All sorrow and suffering seem to have left Violetta – a final illusion before death claims her. She presents Alfredo with a medallion – a present for his future bride. The cough that racked the poor frail body has ceased. La traviata is dead.