Tristan und Isolde;Tristan and Isolda - Opera in Three Acts by Richard Wagner
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Now mark me well,
This message take:-- Nought will I yet prepare me, that he to land may bear me; I will not by him be landed, nor unto King Mark be handed ere granting forgiveness and forgetfulness, which 'tis seemly he should seek:-- for all his trespass base I tender him my grace. KURVENAL. Be assured, I'll bear your words: we'll see what he will say! (_He retires quickly_.) SCENE V. ISOLDA (_hurries to_ BRANGÆNA _and embraces her vehemently_). Now farewell, Brangæna! Greet ev'ry one, Greet my father and mother! BRANGÆNA. What now? what mean'st thou? |
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