Tristan und Isolde;Tristan and Isolda - Opera in Three Acts by Richard Wagner
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page 88 of 90 (97%)
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what before I could fathom not,
what joy was mine to find my friend was free from fault! In haste to wed thee to my hero with flying sails I followed thy track: but howe'er can happiness o'ertake the swift course of woe? More food for Death did I make: more wrong grew in mistake. BRANGÆNA. Dost thou not hear? Isolda! Lady! O try to believe the truth! ISOLDA (_unconscious of all around her, turning her eyes with, rising inspiration on_ TRISTAN'S _body_). Mild and softly he is smiling; how his eyelids sweetly open! See, oh comrades, see you not how he beameth ever brighter-- how he rises ever radiant steeped in starlight, borne above? |
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