Tristan und Isolde;Tristan and Isolda - Opera in Three Acts by Richard Wagner
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Isolda! lady! Joy and life!-- What sight's here--ha! Liv'st thou, Isolda! (_She goes to_ ISOLDA'S _aid_.) MARK (_who with his followers has driven_ KURVENAL _and his men back from the gate and forced his way in_).O wild mistake! Tristan, where art thou? KURVENAL (_desperately wounded, totters before_ MARK _to the front_). He lieth--there-- here, where I lie too.-- (_Sinks down at_ TRISTAN'S _feet_.) MARK. Tristan! Tristan! Isolda! Woe! KURVENAL (_trying to grasp_ TRISTAN'S _hand_). Tristan! true lord! Chide me not that I try to follow thee! (_He dies_.) MARK. Dead together!-- All are dead! My hero Tristan! truest of friends, must thou again |
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