Tristan und Isolde;Tristan and Isolda - Opera in Three Acts by Richard Wagner
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where surely we are going!
why should I shun that land by which the world is spann'd? For Tristan's house and home Isold' will make her own. The road whereby we have to go I pray thee quickly show!-- (TRISTAN _bends slowly over her and kisses her softly on the forehead_. MELOT _starts furiously forward_.) MELOT (_drawing his sword_). Thou villain! Ha! Avenge thee, monarch! Say, wilt suffer such scorn? TRISTAN (_drawing his sword and turning quickly round_) Who's he will set his life against mine? (_casting a look at MELOT_). This was my friend; he told me he loved me truly: my fame and honor he upheld more than all men. With arrogance he filled my heart, and led on those who prompted me |
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