The Duke of Gandia by Algernon Charles Swinburne
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CAESAR
Ah, my lord and brother, didst thou now, Were this not thankless? God--our father's God - Guide thee! [Exit FRANCESCO. He goes, and thanks me not. Our sire, What says the God that lives upon thy lips And withers in thy silence? LUCREZIA Vex him not, Caesar. Thou seest he is weary. ALEXANDER Yea. Come ye With me. Bethink thee, Caesar. Vex me not. Exeunt ALEXANDER, VANNOZZA, and LUCREZIA. CAESAR Thou wilt not bid me this, I think, again, Father. Enter MICHELOTTO Thou art swift of speed at need. I bade thee Abide my bidding. |
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