Count Alarcos; a Tragedy by Earl of Beaconsfield Benjamin Disraeli
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Call me Solisa now.
I:3:18 ALAR. Thy happiness -- I:3:19 SOL. O! no, no, no, not happiness, at least Not from those lips. I:3:20 ALAR. Indeed it is a name That ill becomes them. I:3:21 SOL. Yet they say, thou'rt happy, And bright with all prosperity, and I Felt solace in that thought. I:3:22 ALAR. Prosperity! Men call them prosperous whom they deem enjoy That which they envy; but there's no success Save in one master-wish fulfilled, and mine Is lost for ever. I:3:23 SOL. Why was it? O, why Didst thou forget me? I:3:24 ALAR. |
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