The Lamp and the Bell by Edna St. Vincent Millay
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page 40 of 103 (38%)
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BEA. But truly? FID. Well. I was only out of it What time it takes a man to right himself And once again lose balance. Ah, indeed, 'Tis good to be in love, I have often noticed, The moment I fall out of love, that moment I catch a cold. BEA. Are you in love, then, now? FID. Ay, to be sure. BEA. Oh! Oh! With whom, Fidelio? Tell me with whom! FID. Why, marry, with yourself,-- That are the nearest to me,--and by the same troth, The farthest away. BEA. Go to, Fidelio! I am in earnest, and you trifle with me As if I were a child. FID. Are you not a child, then? BEA. Not any more. FID, How so? |
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