Count Alarcos; a Tragedy by Earl of Beaconsfield Benjamin Disraeli
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[Enter Two Courtiers.]
I:1:1 1ST COURT. The Prince of Hungary dismissed? I:1:2 2ND COURT. Indeed So runs the rumour. I:1:3 1ST COURT. Why the spousal note Still floats upon the air! I:1:4 2ND COURT. Myself this morn Beheld the Infanta's entrance, as she threw, Proud as some hitless barb, her haughty glance On our assembled chiefs. I:1:5 1ST COURT. The Prince was there? I:1:6 2ND COURT. Most royally; nor seemed a man more fit To claim a kingdom for a dower. He looked Our Gadian Hercules, as the advancing peers Their homage paid. I followed in the train Of Count Alarcos, with whose ancient house My fortunes long have mingled. |
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