Tristan und Isolde;Tristan and Isolda - Opera in Three Acts by Richard Wagner
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loveless ever languish!
How can I support such anguish? BRANGÆNA. What's this, my lady? loveless thou? (_Approaching coaxingly and kissing_ ISOLDA.) Where lives there a man would not love thee? Who could see Isolda And not sink at once into bondage blest? And if e'en it could be any were cold, did any magic draw him from thee, I'd bring the false one back to bondage, And bind him in links of love.-- (_Secretly and confidentially, close to_ ISOLDA.) Mindest thou not thy mother's arts? Think you that she who'd mastered those would have sent me o'er the sea, without assistance for thee? |
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