Count Alarcos; a Tragedy by Earl of Beaconsfield Benjamin Disraeli
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Thou hast granted,
Mary, my prayers! I:3:6 ALAR. Solisa, my Solisa! I:3:7 SOL. Thine, thine, Alarcos. But thou: whose art thou? I:3:8 ALAR. Within this chamber is my memory bound; I have no thought, no consciousness beyond Its precious walls. I:3:9 SOL. Thus did he look, thus speak, When to my heart he clung, and I to him Breathed my first love -- and last. I:3:10 ALAR. Alas! alas! Woe to thy Mother, maiden. I:3:11 SOL. She has found That which I oft have prayed for. I:3:12 ALAR. But not found A doom more dark than ours. |
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