The Lamp and the Bell by Edna St. Vincent Millay
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[Exeunt Beatrice and Bianca.] LAU. I vow I never knew a pair of lovers More constant than those two. CAR. A pair of lovers? Marry, I find your figure lacking force! Since when were lovers true? FRA. Oh, peace, Carlotta! You bear too sharp a weapon against the world,-- A split tongue full of poison, in a head That darts at every heel!--I'm going in. [Exit Francesca.] LAU. You should not say such things when she is with us, Carlotto. CAR. Is the woman in love? LAU. In love! She is so far gone she does not know which way To sail,--all shores are equally out of sight. [Exeunt Laura and Carlotta.] [Music off stage. Enter Fidelio, singing.] FID. "What was I doing when the moon stood above? What did I do? What did I do? I lied to a lady that had given me her love,-- |
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