Libretto of the Opera the Canterbury Pilgrims
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ALIS. Perhaps you know her, what? 'Tis Eglantine. CHAU. Impossible ! - - Your sister ? ALIS. [Confidentially. ] Nay, in sooth, You need not spare my blushes. We old lads With beards, who sees our blushes, what ? So, then, This Prioress, she is not just my sister. CHAU. No? ALIS. No.
CHAU. What then ?
ALIS. Vous savez bien, these ladies When they would have a friend, they call him "brother"; So we must humor them, and call them "sister. " \\Vhiking at CHAUCER. ] Therefore this little honeysuckle... lady Doth take delight to call me "brother. " CHAU. Liar !
[As CHAUCER lifts his hand about to strike ALISOUN, she raises hers to guard ; seizing it, he beholds on her finger the KNIGHT'S ring. } What ! - - "Amor Vincit Omnia !" - - Even her !
46 THE CA. \TERBL'RV PILGRIMS ALIS. Take back your lie !
CHAU. That ring! What is that ring?
ALIS. St. Hadrian ! It is my love ring. She, My Eglantine, gave it me. She wears a brooch To match it on her wrist.
[Re-cuter, left, the MILLER. ] MIL. The Prioress, Sweet lording!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ALIS. Perhaps you know her, what? 'Tis Eglantine. CHAU. Impossible ! - - Your sister ? ALIS. [Confidentially. ] Nay, in sooth, You need not spare my blushes. We old lads With beards, who sees our blushes, what ? So, then, This Prioress, she is not just my sister. CHAU. No? ALIS. No.
CHAU. What then ?
ALIS. Vous savez bien, these ladies When they would have a friend, they call him "brother"; So we must humor them, and call them "sister. " \\Vhiking at CHAUCER. ] Therefore this little honeysuckle... lady Doth take delight to call me "brother. " CHAU. Liar !
[As CHAUCER lifts his hand about to strike ALISOUN, she raises hers to guard ; seizing it, he beholds on her finger the KNIGHT'S ring. } What ! - - "Amor Vincit Omnia !" - - Even her !
46 THE CA. \TERBL'RV PILGRIMS ALIS. Take back your lie !
CHAU. That ring! What is that ring?
ALIS. St. Hadrian ! It is my love ring. She, My Eglantine, gave it me. She wears a brooch To match it on her wrist.
[Re-cuter, left, the MILLER. ] MIL. The Prioress, Sweet lording!
What to read after Libretto of the Opera the Canterbury Pilgrims?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald De Koven to read onlineMoreLess
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