Tristan und Isolde;Tristan and Isolda - Opera in Three Acts by Richard Wagner
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Seems it so senseless
What I say? Go ask himself, our gracious host, dare he approach my side? No courteous heed or loyal care this hero t'wards his lady turns; but to meet her his heart is daunted, this knight so highly vaunted! Oh! he wots well the cause! To the traitor go, bearing his lady's will! As my servant bound, straightway should he approach. BRANGÆNA. Shall I beseech him to attend thee? ISOLDA. Nay, order him: pray, understand it:-- I, Isolda do command it! [_At an imperious sign from ISOLDA BRANGÆNA withdraws and timidly walks along the deck towards the stern, past the working sailors. ISOLDA, following her with fixed gaze, sinks back on the couch, where she remains seated during the following, her eyes still turned |
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