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16250	Wagner, Richard	Tristan and Isolda: Opera in Three Acts			.txt	text/plain	10023	1788	100	Tristan, a valiant Cornish knight, is bringing Isolda, princess of Isolda has been wedded to King Mark, but holds stolen interviews with Tristan's faithful servant, Kurvenal, has carried his wounded master (_She lets the curtain fall and hastens to_ ISOLDA.) thou'st quitted thy father and mother, ISOLDA (_whose eyes have at once sought_ TRISTAN _and fixed KURVENAL (_observing Brangæna's approach, plucks Tristan by the robe Sir Tristan gives thee ISOLDA (_advancing with the cup to_ TRISTAN, _who gazes Tristan and Isolda remain absorbed in mutual (_Rushing between_ TRISTAN _and_ ISOLDA.) Love's goddess dost thou not know? (TRISTAN _draws_ ISOLDA _gently aside to a flowery bank, sinks TRISTAN (_drawing_ ISOLDA _gently towards him with expressive ISOLDA (looking fondly up at TRISTAN). wilt thou, Isolda, follow? See'st thou Isolda? See'st thou Isolda? But thou, Tristan, TRISTAN (_turning, his dying eyes on_ ISOLDA). Tristan, where art thou? and give thee up to thy love.	./cache/16250.txt	./txt/16250.txt