The Wonder-Working Magician  by Pedro Calderón de la Barca
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			CYPRIAN.  Never saw I such a man. 
			But since still my people linger, I, the cause of so much doubt, Will now strive to reconsider. [He resumes his reading, without perceiving the approach of those who enter. * * * * * SCENE IV. Enter LELIUS and FLORUS.-- CYPRIAN. LELIUS. Further let us not proceed; For these rocks, these boughs so thickly Interwoven, that the sun Cannot even find admittance, Shall be the sole witnesses Of our duel. FLORUS. Then, this instant Draw your sword; for here are deeds, If in words elsewhere we've striven. LELIUS. Yes, I know that in the field, While the tongue is mute, the glitter Of the sword speaks thus. [They fight.  | 
		
			
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