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Dialogue following No. 22
Enter LOCRINE.
| Locrine. | Selene, see! Through the far distant air with rapid flight Our absent brothers wing their way to us! These mortals must return to their own earth! |
ZAYDA and LUTIN and other Fairies have entered.
| Lutin. (shaking them off). | |||
| Now, by my head, but this is welcome news! | |||
| Zayda. (horrified). | |||
| Return to earth? No, Lutin, no - not
yet! Life without Lutin, what can that be worth? |
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| Lutin. | I cannot tell you, for, I never tried. Nay, seek not to detain me, I've reformed! And had I not, I don't think I could much enjoy myself In the distracting company of one Who, if she's not in point of fact my wife, (alluding to DARINE.) Is so uncomfortably like my wife That she may be my wife for aught I know! |
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