Count Julian by Walter Savage Landor
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JUL. He comes as herald.
ROD. Thou shalt know full soon, Insulting Moor. ABD. He cannot bear the grief His country suffers; I will pardon him. He lost his courage first, and then his mind; His courage rushes back, his mind still wanders. The guest of heaven was piteous to these men, And princes stoop to feed them in their courts. FIRST ACT: FIFTH SCENE. RODERIGO is going out when MUZA enters with EGILONA; RODERIGO starts back. MUZA [sternly to EGILONA.] Enter, since 'tis the custom in this land. EGI. [passing MUZA disdainfully, points to ABDALAZIS, and says to JULIAN.] Is this our future monarch, or art thou? JUL. 'Tis Abdalazis, son of Muza, prince Commanding Africa, from Abyla To where Tunisian pilots bend the eye O'er ruined temples in the glassy wave. |
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