Count Alarcos; a Tragedy by Earl of Beaconsfield Benjamin Disraeli
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Sancta Maria! and the King --
I:1:14 2ND COURT. Uprose And bore her from her maidens, then broke up The hurried Court; indeed I know no more, For like a turning tide the crowd pressed on, And scarcely could I gain the grateful air. Yet on the Prado's walk came smiling by The Bishop of Ossuna; as he passed He clutched my cloak, and whispered in my ear, 'The match is off.' [Enter PAGE.] I:1:15 1ST COURT. Hush! hush! a passenger. I:1:16 PAGE. Most noble Cavaliers, I pray, inform me Where the great Count Alarcos holds his quarter. I:1:17 2ND COURT. In the chief square. His banner tells the roof; Your pleasure with the Count, my gentle youth? I:1:18 PAGE. I were a sorry messenger to tell My mission to the first who asks its aim. |
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