The Duke of Gandia by Algernon Charles Swinburne
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MICHELOTTO Till my lord were left Alone. CAESAR Thou knewest it? MICHELOTTO Where my lord may be And what beseems his thrall to know of him I were not worthy, knew I not, to know. CAESAR I do not ask thee where my brother sleeps. And where to-morrow sees him yet asleep - MICHELOTTO Ask of the fishers' nets on Tiber. CAESAR Nay - Not I but Rome shall ask it. Pass in peace. The benediction of my sire be thine. [Exeunt. |
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