Rosamund, queen of the Lombards, a tragedy by Algernon Charles Swinburne
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ALMACHILDES. King, nor her. ALBOVINE. Fall then to feasting. Bear the cup away. Some savour of the dust of death comes from it. Sweet, be not wroth nor sad. ROSAMUND. I am blithe and fain, Sire; and I loved thee never more than now. ALBOVINE. Nor ever I thee. Now I find thee mine, And now no daughter of mine enemy's. ROSAMUND. No. Thou hast no enemy left on earth alive - No soul unslain that hates thee. ALBOVINE. That were much. |
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