Don Carlos by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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page 89 of 338 (26%)
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Such bliss as made him tremble, and till then
He had not dared to dream of. As he spoke The duke, by evil chance, approached the room, And this compelled us---- PRINCESS (angrily). What in all the world Could bring the duke to him at such a time? What can detain him? Why appears he not? See how you've been deceived; how truly blest Might he have been already--in the time You've taken to describe his wishes to me! PAGE. The duke, I fear---- PRINCESS. Again, the duke! What can The duke want here? What should a warrior want With my soft dreams of happiness? He should Have left him there, or sent him from his presence. Where is the man may not be treated thus? But Carlos seems as little versed in love As in a woman's heart--he little knows What minutes are. But hark! I hear a step; Away, away! [PAGE hastens out. Where have I laid my lute? I must not seem to wait for him. My song Shall be a signal to him. |
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