Don Carlos by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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page 96 of 338 (28%)
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PRINCESS (holding him forcibly back). What troubles you? Whence comes these strange, these wild, Unnatural looks? Nay, answer me! [CARLOS stops to reflect, she draws him to the sofa to her. Dear Carlos, You need repose, your blood is feverish. Come, sit by me: dispel these gloomy fancies. Ask yourself frankly can your head explain The tumult of your heart--and if it can-- Say, can no knight be found in all the court, No lady, generous as fair, to cure you-- Rather, I should have said, to understand you? What, no one? CARLOS (hastily, without thinking). If the Princess Eboli---- PRINCESS (delighted, quickly). Indeed! CARLOS. Would write a letter for me, a few words Of kindly intercession to my father;-- They say your influence is great. PRINCESS. Who says so? [Aside. Ha! was it jealousy that held thee mute! |
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