Locrine: a tragedy by Algernon Charles Swinburne
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Most duteous wast thou to thy sire--and mine. LOCRINE. Yea, truly--when their bidding sealed me thine. GUENDOLEN. Thy smile is as a flame that plays and flits. LOCRINE. Yet at my heart thou knowest what fire there sits. GUENDOLEN. Not love's--not love's--toward me love burns not there. LOCRINE. What wouldst thou have me search therein and swear? GUENDOLEN. Swear by the faith none seeking there may find - LOCRINE. Then--by the faith that lives not in thy kind - |
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