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28 THE ENGLISH SLAVE. [Act II. Which to the Earl, though I know not its language, Will silently confirm, past doubt, my tale. 'Tis Wilford's Edgar's ELFILIA. letter ! Lost for ever ! O Albert, with compassion hear my prayers ; And if indeed thou know'st what 'tis to love, In pity to a maiden's weakness hide Our hapless passion from the haughty Earl. Prostrate I fall before thee. O, respect My tears, my agonies. Restore that letter. ALBERT. Swear, then, on bended knee, to be my wife ; Swear by all holy things Eternal powers ! ELFILIA. To be thy wife ? where shall I turn for hope ? Woe comes on woe, the surges of despair Rush o'er my sinking soul, and I must perish If thou refuse to save. Albert, my fate Is in thy hands ; on thee I call for mercy, Mercy from him who has declared he loves me. Canst thou behold these tears thy feet bedew, Yet not relent ? Is there no spark of pity In thy stern soul ? Wouldst thou accept the hand Of her, whose breaking heart is far estranged From all thy joys and cares ? Though ALBERT. Then let revenge, it should in this bosom wake a hell Of after anguish, yield a transient joy Thy wilfulness denies. (Horns and hunters very near.) They come, proud maid, Famed Cornwall's Duke, and Devon's imperious lord !
Scene I.] THE ENGLISH SLAVE. 29 ELFILIA. Heaven, for thy mercy ! there is none on earth ! Remorseless man, hurl me from yonder rocks Deep in the roaring torrent's black abyss, Rather than let me meet (shrieks.) Ha ! I behold him ! The hated, dreaded Duke. ALBERT. O, how it racks My heart to see her thus. Yet must it be, Or blasted every hope that life can yield. [Aside. Swear to be mine, and I will bear thee hence, Where he shall never find thee. ELFILIA. O, faithless Edgar ! What fires are these which lighten round my brow? Madness is on my wild and burning brain ! Swear to be thine? (hesitates) thine ? Tortures, racks, and flames Shall sooner be my portion ! Monster ! fiend ! Dark savage of the moor, despair's dread curse On thy last death-hour fall ! [Rushes off. ALBERT. The secret shall be told to win my freedom, And then away away to tlr* wildest depth Of Dartmoor will I safely bear my love. Music. Enter Earl Gondabert and the Duke of Corn- wall, with a train of hunters, GONDABERT. Right gallant spoil have we this day enjoyed Amid the wilds of Dartmoor's regal forest. That shag-maned bull, by our fierce dogs embayed,
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438 ORIGIN, ANTIQUITY, AND These Es
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442 ORIGIN, ANTIQUITY, AND doctrine
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458 ORIGIN, ANTIQUITY, AND " The re
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460 ORIGIN, ETC., OF FREE-MASONRY.
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CRITICAL OPINIONS OF THE FIRST SERI
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