The Wonder-Working Magician by Pedro Calderón de la Barca
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About them, my heart is seeking
But a vent for its own pain. [footnote] * The five-lined rhymed stanza here recommences, and continues to the end of the scene. JUSTINA. Half in wonder and dismay At the vile address you make me, Reason, speech, alike forsake me, And I know not what to say. Never in the slightest way Have your clients had from me Encouragement for this embassy -- Florus never -- Lelius no:-- Of the scorn that I can show Let then this a warning be. CYPRIAN. If I, knowing that you loved Some one else, would dare to seek Your regard, my love were weak, And could justly be reproved. But here seeing you stand unmoved, Like a rock mid raging seas, No extraneous miseries Make me say I love you now. 'Tis not for my friends I bow, So your warning hear with ease. -- To Lelius what shall I say? |
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