Fiesco; or, the Genoese Conspiracy by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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Alas, my wretched mistress!
LEONORA. Go now, and see this demi-god of the Genoese--amid the shameless circles of debauchery and lust! hear the vile jests and wanton ribaldry with which he entertains his base companions! That is Fiesco! Ah, damsels, not only has Genoa lost its hero, but I have lost my husband! ROSA. Speak lower! some one is coming through the gallery. LEONORA (alarmed). Ha! 'Tis Fiesco--let us hasten away--the sight of me might for a moment interrupt his happiness. (She hastens into a side apartment; the maids follow.) SCENE II GIANETTINO DORIA, masked, in a green cloak, and the MOOR, enter in conversation. GIANETTINO. Thou hast understood me! MOOR. Well---- GIANETTINO. The white mask---- MOOR. Well---- GIANETTINO. I say, the white mask---- |
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