The Disconsolate Monarch: a Dramatic Composition in Six Acts

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Enters hastily.] Help, help, help!
Queen.
Drink, drink !
[Exit.
King, Queen.
How feel you now, my Lord ?
King.
Why, even as before; 't is nothing.
Queen.
You lack, of all things, strength-restoring sleep.
King.
Sleep, who speaks of sleep ?
Bet irn. Scene 3 63 That precious boon, of sweet contentment born — By labor bred — the beggar's helpmate And the poor man's friend, All, all shall sleep, save I.
Enter Pedro.'] Queen.
Thy news, haste thee to tell it.
Pedro.
Reports new come.
Change not the v...isage and the front of war From what they were, but rather make Them worse.
Tampera now has with The rebels joined.
Queen.
Great wounds grow less when greater wounds do come.
Convene at once my Council.
[Exit Pedro.
I '11 thither straight. Were I a man, I would myself against these rebels lead, Die, or be rid of them.
[Exit Queen.
King.
Tell me and truly, think' st thou, indeed, I shall again our beauteous daughter see.
Caress with finger light her tresses fair, Court her sweet smile, listen her voice divine, Enfold once more her precious form to mine.

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