Tristan und Isolde;Tristan and Isolda - Opera in Three Acts by Richard Wagner
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waken.
ISOLDA. But the Day must dawn and rouse thee? TRISTAN (_raising his head slightly_). Let the Day to Death surrender! ISOLDA. Day and Death will both engender feud against our passion tender. TRISTAN (_drawing_ ISOLDA _gently towards him with expressive action_). O might we then together die, each the other's own for aye! never fearing, never waking, blest delights of love partaking,-- each to each be given, in love alone our heaven! ISOLDA (_gazing up at him in thoughtful ecstasy_). O might we then together die! TRISTAN. Each the other's-- |
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