Mary Stuart by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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As if by accident; it must not seem
To have been planned, and should you not incline, You need not speak to her. ELIZABETH. If I am foolish, Be yours the fault, not mine. I would not care To-day to cross your wishes; for to-day I've grieved you more than all my other subjects. [Tenderly. Let it then be your fancy. Leicester, hence You see the free obsequiousness of love. Which suffers that which it cannot approve. [LEICESTER prostrates himself before her, and the curtain falls. ACT III. SCENE I. In a park. In the foreground trees; in the background a distant prospect. MARY advances, running from behind the trees. HANNAH KENNEDY follows slowly. KENNEDY. |
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