Tristan und Isolde;Tristan and Isolda - Opera in Three Acts by Richard Wagner
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my emotion then might be ended.
BRANGÆNA. O wondrous! Why could I not see this? The guest I sometime helped to nurse--? ISOLDA. His praise briskly they sing now:-- "Bravo, our brave Tristan!"-- he was that distressful man. A thousand protestations of truth and love he prated. Hear how a knight fealty knows!-- When as Tantris unforbidden he'd left me, as Tristan boldly back he came, in stately ship from which in pride Ireland's heiress in marriage he asked for Mark, the Cornish monarch, his kinsman worn and old. In Morold's lifetime dared any have dreamed to offer us such an insult? For the tax-paying Cornish prince |
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