Locrine: a tragedy by Algernon Charles Swinburne
page 67 of 141 (47%)
page 67 of 141 (47%)
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From thee will I bear nothing. Get thee hence:
Thine eyes defile me. Get thee from my sight. CAMBER. The gods defend thee, soul and spirit and sense, From sense of things thou darest not read aright! Farewell. [Exit. GUENDOLEN. Fare thou not well, and be defence Far from thy soul cast naked forth by night! Hate rose from hell a liar: love came divine From heaven: yet she that bore thee bore Locrine. [Exit. ACT III. SCENE I.--Troynovant. A Room in the Palace. Enter LOCRINE and DEBON. |
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