Apu Ollantay - A Drama of the Time of the Incas by Sir Clements R. Markham
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Already you're really his wife.
Is he not the man of thy choice? O daughter, devotedly loved, Why plunged in such terrible grief? (Cusi Coyllur has had her face hidden in the pillows. She now rises to her feet, throwing up her arms.) Cusi Coyllur. O my mother! O most gracious Queen! How can my tears o'er cease to flow, How can my bitter sighs surcease, While the valiant Chief I worship For many days and sleepless nights, All heedless of my tender years, Seems quite to have forgotten me? He has turned his regard from his wife And no longer seeks for his love. O my mother! O most gracious Queen! O my husband so beloved! Since the day when I last saw my love The moon has been hidden from view; The sun shines no more as of old, |
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