Rosamund, queen of the Lombards, a tragedy by Algernon Charles Swinburne
page 29 of 76 (38%)
page 29 of 76 (38%)
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Or set thy spirit against the sense of mine
For more than Rome's old empire. ROSAMUND. That, albeit Thou wouldst, be sure thou canst not. God nor man Could wake within me toward my lord the king A new strange love or loathing. Fear not this. ALBOVINE. From thee can I fear nothing. Now I know How high thy heart is, and how true to me. ROSAMUND. Thou knowest it now. ALBOVINE. I know not if I should Repent me, or repent not, that I tried A heart so high so sorely--proved so true. ROSAMUND. Do not repent. I would not have thee now Repent. |
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