Poems, Dialogues in Verse and Epigrams By Walter Savage Landor: Edited with notes by Charles G. Crump |
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THIRD SCENE.
Egilona enters: Hernando goes.Egilona.
O fly me not because I am unhappy,
Because I am deserted fly me not;
It was not so before, and can it be
Ever from Julian?
Julian.
What would Egilona
That Julian's power with her new lords can do?
Surely her own must there preponderate.
Egilona.
I hold no suit to them. Restore, restore Roderigo.
Julian.
He no longer is my prisoner.
Egilona.
Escapes he then?
Julian.
Escapes he, dost thou say?
O Egilona! what unworthy passion . .
Egilona.
Unworthy, when I loved him, was my passion;
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Julian.
What fresh reproaches hath he merited?
Egilona.
Deep-rooted hatred shelters no reproach.
But whither is he gone?
Julian.
Far from the walls.
Egilona.
And I knew nothing?
Julian.
His offence was known
To thee at least.
Egilona.
Will it be expiated?
Julian.
I trust it will.
Egilona.
This withering calm consumes me.
He marries then Covilla! 'twas for this
His people were excited to rebell,
His sceptre was thrown by, his vows were scorn'd,
And I . . and I . .
Julian.
Cease, Egilona!
Egilona.
Cease?
Sooner shalt thou to live than I to reign.
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