The Lamp and the Bell by Edna St. Vincent Millay
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page 62 of 103 (60%)
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MAR. Will you come to me After she sleeps? BIA. Ay. If she sleeps, MAR. And if not? BIA. I could not leave her. MAR. Bianca, do you love me? BIA. Ay, Mario! MAR. Ah, but not as I love you! BIA. You do not mean that, Mario; you know How much I love you. But I could not be happy Thinking of her awake in the darkness, weeping, And all alone. MAR. Oh, my sweet love. BIA. It may be She will sleep. MAR. I shall be waiting for you. [They embrace.] [Exit Mario. Bianca goes to Beatrice and sits at the foot of the throne, putting her head against Beatrice's |
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