Tristan und Isolde;Tristan and Isolda - Opera in Three Acts by Richard Wagner
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Seemeth my saying
obscure to you? list to my lady's words: thus, look you, she hath spoken: "Go order him, and understand it, I--Isolda-- do command it." KURVENAL (_springing up_). May I an answer make her? TRISTAN. What wouldst thou wish to reply? KURVENAL. This should she say to Dame Isold': "Though Cornwall's crown and England's isle for Ireland's child he chose, his own by choice she may not be; he brings the king his bride. A hero-knight Tristan is hight! I've said, nor care to measure your lady's high displeasure." [_While_ TRISTAN _seeks to stop him, and the offended_ BRANGÆNA _turns to depart_, KURVENAL _sings after her at the top of his voice, as she lingeringly withdraws_.] |
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