Life Is a Dream by Pedro Calderón de la Barca
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(Rosaura and Fife hide in the rocks; Enter Clotaldo)
CLOTALDO. These stormy days you like to see the last of Are but ill opiates, Segismund, I think, For night to follow: and to-night you seem More than your wont disorder'd. What! A sword? Within there! (Enter Soldiers with black vizors and torches) FIFE. Here's a pleasant masquerade! CLO. Whosever watch this was Will have to pay head-reckoning. Meanwhile, This weapon had a wearer. Bring him here, Alive or dead. SEG. Clotaldo! good Clotaldo!-- CLO. (to Soldiers who enclose Segismund; others searching the rocks). You know your duty. SOLDIERS (bringing in Rosaura and Fife). Here are two of them, Whoever more to follow-- |
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