The Two Lovers of Heaven: Chrysanthus and Daria - A Drama of Early Christian Rome by Pedro Calderón de la Barca
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I have hither come to ask thee
To explain to me this sentence: For I cannot understand it. 'T is, sir, in this book. CARPOPHORUS. Pray, let me See it then. CHRYSANTHUS. 'T is at the beginning; Nay, the sentence that perplexes Me so much is that. CARPOPHORUS. Why, these Are the Holy Gospels! Heavens! CHRYSANTHUS. What! you kiss the book? CARPOPHORUS. And press it To my forehead, thus suggesting The profound respect with which I even touch so great a treasure. CHRYSANTHUS. Why, what is the book, which I By mere accident selected? |
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