The Lamp and the Bell by Edna St. Vincent Millay
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GUI. He died, that is, in giving birth to me? FID. Aye, if you like,--you bear as much resemblance To him as to your mother's husband, surely. GUI. Take care, Fidelio! FID. [Lightly] So! Then it angers you Apollo should be deemed your sire! I told you [Sadly.] You did not care for music! GUI. You are a sly fool, My merry friend. What hide you under the cloak? FID. Why, 'tis a little patch of snow the sun Would lay too hot a hand on. GUI. By my life,-- And what are you that you can keep the sun From shining where it will? FID. Why, by your life,-- And a foul oath it is!--why, by your life, I am a cloud,--that is an easy riddle. Scene 2 |
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