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FRIEDERICH WERNER
The Templars in Cyprus
page 36
•c. tl-j
tilt 1IMILAIU IS cTI-kTI.
Which yet you will with your own mouth consume Ï FRAXK.
Scarce know I, 'sooth, which I should moat admire, Tho Master there in aspect of a clown, The clown with Master's tone and Doctor's sense! I stand amazed.
PHILIP.
Stand not amazed—nor prate, Hut art ' I also must to work. Farewell, S:r Wonder-struck ! and havo you not enough f food for wonder, ask tho Master. See ! lie cornea himself ! [(«•«•-.]
FiuXK (Mme).
A churlish fellow ! yet 1 cannot lear him grudge. Now nearer comes The Master ! How my heart bents ! An old man ! Vet so im|ctuous—something in his look. That well might mako mo humble, and withal So mightily attract* mo.
MLAY (in ri-ling-iloublel, a covrci stable-bucket in hi* comte vj quickly, calling behintl the scenes).
Philip! Philip! (lleroming aware of FRAXK a* he come* on). Pardon ! My sight deceived by distance, I Mistook you for my gardener. What's your wish ?
FRANK.
Aro yon indeed th' august Grand-Master Molay ?
MOLAY.
My name is Molny. Well ? Your business, friend. FRAXK.
I am the son of Henry of Uridine.
MoLAY.
The Seneschal of Poitou ?
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