sentences:  The third to last line of the text, "", is not a well-formed iambic tetrameter line, and perhaps reflects a textual change by Mozart, who places a dramatic full-measure pause after Tamino's self-directed question.David Freedberg offers an appreciation of Schikaneder's text; it "describes in extraordinary detail something of the mental movements that one can imagine accompanying the revelation of the picture.Tamino's heart is stirred, and then more powerfully so; he cannot name the emotion, he calls it love.