Count Alarcos; a Tragedy by Earl of Beaconsfield Benjamin Disraeli
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I:1:7 1ST COURT. 'Tis the same, But just returned? I:1:8 2ND COURT. Long banished from the Court; And only favoured since the Queen's decease, His ancient foe. I:1:9 1ST COURT. A very potent Lord? I:1:10 2ND COURT. Near to the throne; too near perchance for peace. You're young at Burgos, or indeed 'twere vain To sing Alarcos' praise, the brightest knight That ever waved a lance in Old Castille. I:1:11 1ST COURT. You followed in his train? I:1:12 2ND COURT. And as we passed, Alarcos bowing to the lowest earth, The Infanta swooned; and pale as yon niched saint, From off the throned step, her seat of place, Fell in a wild and senseless agony. I:1:13 1ST COURT. |
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