The Bride of Messina, and On the Use of the Chorus in Tragedy by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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[Both CHORUSES embrace.
A MESSENGER enters. Second CHORUS to DON CAESAR (BOHEMUND). Rejoice, my prince, thy messenger returns And mark that beaming smile! the harbinger Of happy tidings. MESSENGER. Health to me, and health To this delivered state! Oh sight of bliss, That lights mine eyes with rapture! I behold Their hands in sweet accord entwined; the sons Of my departed lord, the princely pair Dissevered late by conflict's hottest rage. DON CAESAR. Yes, from the flames of hate, a new-born Phoenix, Our love aspires! MESSENGER. I bring another joy; My staff is green with flourishing shoots. DON CAESAR (taking him aside). Oh, tell me Thy gladsome message. MESSENGER. |
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