The Lamp and the Bell by Edna St. Vincent Millay
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OCT. Your head is full of images. You have
No answers. I shall do as I spoke of doing, And separate them for a little while, Six months, maybe a year. I shall send Bianca Away within a fortnight. That will cure them. I know. I know. Such friendships do not last. CURTAIN ACT II Scene 1--Four months later. [Scene: A garden, near the palace at Fiori. The young Duke Guido is discovered standing with one foot resting on a garden-bench, looking off, lost in thought. Enter Giovanni.] GIO. That is a merry face you wear, my Guido! Now that the young King Mario visits the court And walks all morning in the woods with the Princess, Or gives her fencing lessons,--upon my word, You are as gay as a gallows! GUI. She is never Alone with him. Laura--Carlotta--someone Is always there. |
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