La Princes Lointaine (The Princess Far-Away) a Play in Four Acts, in Verse

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[scene n.
MELISSINDE.
My anger and refusal, why?
Some coming storm unnerved me, I suppose.
But I have burned a candle and I've prayed.
Was there a reason for refusing thus?
Did I appear to act ill-humouredly, Or else as if some disappointment, . . . Nol There really was no reason. Am I right?
SOEISMONDE.
You know there was a reason.
MELISSINDE (frightened).
Lower, please!
SOEISMONDE (smiling, after a short silence).
Be not alarmed, for what I mean is this: You almost dread, instinctively, to se
...e The one you loved in a resplendent dream Now lowered to a sad reality.
With wildly searching eyes, with bluish lips, And shrivelled hands that fever burns and wets.
You would retain, for all the days to come, A nobler picture of a nobler love, By seeing not the poet in his shroud.
MELISSINDE (eagerly).
Oh 1 thanks !— That is the reason, only that I And that is why I answered strangely: Nol — You may admit Sir Knight d' Allamanon.
SOEISMONDE (smiling).
What for, since you refuse?
MELISSINDE.


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