Locrine: a tragedy by Algernon Charles Swinburne
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That it was ever more than shadows were? GUENDOLEN. - Thy faith and heart were aught but shadow and fire. LOCRINE. But thou, meseems, hast loved--thy son and sire. GUENDOLEN. And not my lord: I cross and thwart him still. LOCRINE. Thy grief it is that wounds me--not thy will. GUENDOLEN. Wound? if I would, could I forsooth wound thee? LOCRINE. I think thou wouldst not, though thine hands were free. GUENDOLEN. These hands, now bound in wedlock fast to thine? |
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