Count Alarcos; a Tragedy by Earl of Beaconsfield Benjamin Disraeli
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That makes me tremble.
I:2:4 ALAR. Tremble, Florimonde, Why should you tremble? I:2:5 COUN. Sooth I cannot say. Methinks the Court but little suits my kind; I love our quiet home. I:2:6 ALAR. This is our home, I:2:7 COUN. When you are here. I:2:8 ALAR. I will be always here. I:2:9 COUN. Thou canst not, sweet Alarcos. Happy hours, When we were parted but to hear thy horn Sound in our native woods! I:2:10 ALAR. Why, this is humour! We're courtiers now; and we must smile and smirk. I:2:11 COUN. |
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