The Bride of Messina, and On the Use of the Chorus in Tragedy by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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Chorus (CAJETAN).
But what her royal line? The noble only spring from noble stem. DON MANUEL. A secret to herself,--she ne'er has learned Her name or fatherland. Chorus (CAJETAN). And not a trace Guides to her being's undiscovered springs? DON MANUEL. An old domestic, the sole messenger Sent by her unknown mother, oft bespeaks her Of kingly race. Chorus (CAJETAN). And hast thou won naught else From her garrulous age? DON MANUEL. Too much I feared to peril My secret bliss! Chorus (CAJETAN). What were his words? What tidings He bore--perchance thou know'st. DON MANUEL. |
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