The Two Lovers of Heaven: Chrysanthus and Daria - A Drama of Early Christian Rome by Pedro Calderón de la Barca
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From the instant that on me,
As a sudden beam might dart, Flashed that form which Phidian art Could not reach, I 've known no rest.-- Babylon is in my breast-- Troy is burning in my heart. ESCARPIN. Strange that I should feel as you, That one thought should fire us two, I too, sir, have lost my senses Since I saw that lady. CHRYSANTHUS. Who, Madman! fool! do you speak of? you! Dare to feel those griefs of mine!-- ESCARPIN. No, sir, yours I quite resign, Would I could my own ones too!-- CHRYSANTHUS. Leave me, or my wrath you 'll rue; Hence! buffoon: by heaven I swear it, I will kill you else. ESCARPIN. I go:-- For if you address her, oh! |
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