Tristan und Isolde;Tristan and Isolda - Opera in Three Acts by Richard Wagner
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to presume to court Ireland's princess!
Ah, woe is me! I it was who for myself did shape this shame! with death-dealing sword should I have stabbed him; weakly it escaped me:-- now serfdom I have shaped me. Curse him, the villain! Curse on his head! Vengeance! Death! Death for me too! BRANGÆNA (_throwing herself upon_ ISOLDA _with impetuous tenderness_). Isolda! lady! loved one! fairest! sweet perfection! mistress rarest! Hear me! come now, sit thee here.-- (_Gradually draws_ ISOLDA _to the couch_.) What a whim! what causeless railing! How came you so wrong-minded and by mere fancy blinded? Sir Tristan gives thee |
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