Tristan und Isolde;Tristan and Isolda - Opera in Three Acts by Richard Wagner
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as merry as ever I may.
But tell me truly, trusty friend, why languishes our lord? KURVENAL. Do not ask me;-- for I can give no answer. Watch the sea, if sails come in sight a sprightly melody play. SHEPHERD (_turns round and scans the horizon, shading his eyes with his hand_). Blank appears the sea! (_He puts the reed pipe to his mouth and withdraws, playing_.) TRISTAN (_motionless--faintly_). The tune so well known-- why wake to that? (_opens his eyes and slightly turns his head_). Where am I? KURVENAL (_starting in joyous surprise_). Ha!--who is speaking? It is his voice!-- Tristan! lov'd one! My lord! my Tristan! |
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