Tristan und Isolde;Tristan and Isolda - Opera in Three Acts by Richard Wagner
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[_People have clambered over the ship's side, others have extended
a bridge, and the aspect of all indicates the immediate arrival of the expected ones, as the curtain falls_.] ACT II. [_A Garden before ISOLDA'S Chamber which lies at one side and is approached by steps. Bright and pleasant summer night. At the open door a burning torch is fixed. Sounds of hunting heard_.] SCENE I. [BRANGÆNA, _on the steps leading to the chamber, is watching the retreat of the still audible hunters. She looks anxiously back into the chamber as ISOLDA emerges thence in ardent animation_.] ISOLDA. Yet do you hear? I lost the sound some time. BRANGÆNA (_listening_). Still do they stay: clearly rings the horns. ISOLDA (_listening_). Fear but deludes thy anxious ear; by sounds of rustling leaves thou'rt deceived, |
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