Polyeucte by Pierre Corneille
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Upheld by him, e'en Fortune I defy
And yet I shrink!--for them, thrice base were I! ALBIN. Perish the word! It ne'er was made for thee, But wilt thou deal just meed to treachery? FELIX. I go to Polyeucte's cell,--though my poor breath Should there be spent in vain to avert his death; Then, then my fated child her strength shall try. ALBIN. What wilt thou do if both he still defy? FELIX. O, press me not in agony so great! To thee alone I turn--resistless Fate! ACT IV--POLYEUCTE. CLEON. THREE OTHER GUARDS POLY. What is thy will? CLEON. Pauline would see my lord. |
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