The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 19, No. 535, February 25, 1832 by Various
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_Concini_, (_with a voice of despair_.)--Were I not, would I not have already stabbed you twenty times over? But you are at least as severely handled. _Borgia_--It maybe so, or I should not be grovelling here. _Concini_.--Shall we now have done? _Borgia_, (_enraged_.)--Both wounded--yet both living! _Concini_.--What avails the blood I have drawn, while a drop remains. _Borgia_.--O! were I but beside thee! _Enter_ Vitry, _followed by the Guards walking slowly. He holds the young_ Count de la Pene _by the hand; the boy leads his sister_. _Vitry_, (_a pistol in his hand_.)--Well, my child, which is your father? _Count de la Pene_.--Oh! protect him, sir,--that is he leaning against the pillar. _Vitry_, (_aloud_.)--Draw tip--remain at that gate--Guards! (_The Guards advance with lanterns and flambeaux_.) Sir, I arrest you--your sword. _Concini_, (_thrusting at him_.)--Take it. (Vitry _fires his pistol_--Du Hallier, D'Ornano, _and_ Person _fire at the same time_--Concini _falls dead_.) |
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