Don Carlos by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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page 138 of 338 (40%)
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MARQUIS.
And wilt thou show This letter to her? CARLOS. Question me no more, But quickly find the means that I may see her. MARQUIS (significantly). Didst thou not tell me that thou lov'st thy mother? And wouldst thou really show this letter to her? [CARLOS fixes his eyes on the ground, and remains silent. I read a something, Carlos, in thy looks Unknown to me before. Thou turn'st thine eyes Away from me. Then it is true, and have I Judged thee aright? Here, let me see that paper. [CARLOS gives him the letter, and the MARQUIS tears it. CARLOS. What! art thou mad? [Moderating his warmth. In truth--I must confess it, That letter was of deepest moment to me. MARQUIS. So it appeared: on that account I tore it. |
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