Apu Ollantay - A Drama of the Time of the Incas by Sir Clements R. Markham
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(Water flows out of the flower.)
Ollantay. More easy for the barren rocks Or for sand to send forth water, Than that I should cease to love The fair princess, the joyful star. Uillac Uma. Put a seed into the ground, It multiplies a hundredfold; The more thy crime shall grow and swell, The greater far thy sudden fall. Ollantay. Once for all, I now confess To thee, O great and mighty Priest; Now learn my fault. To thee I speak, Since thou hast torn it from my heart. The lasso to tie me is long, 'Tis ready to twist round my throat Yet its threads are woven with gold, |
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