Tristan und Isolde;Tristan and Isolda - Opera in Three Acts by Richard Wagner
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Love extendeth delight!
(TRISTAN _draws_ ISOLDA _gently aside to a flowery bank, sinks on his knee before her and rests his head on her arm_.) (TRISTAN _and_ ISOLDA _sink into oblivious ecstasy, reposing on the flowery bank close together_.) BRANGÆNA (_from the turret, unseen_). Long I watch alone by night: ye enwrapt in love's delight, heed my boding voice aright. I forewarn you woe is near; waken to my words of fear. Have a care! Have a care! Swiftly night doth wear! ISOLDA. List, beloved! TRISTAN. Let me die thus! ISOLDA (_slowly raising herself a little_). Envious watcher! TRISTAN (_remaining in reclining position_). I'll ne'er |
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