Atto

 1 1|     POLY. You know me ill,—’tis mine, that holy fire,~ ~Fed,
 2 1|          And yet your Christ is mine—a Christian I!~ ~The healing,
 3 1|         I know thy heart! It is mine own—the tear~85~My pity
 4 1|     POLY. Yes, let thy faith be mine!~ ~There—at his feet—do
 5 1|      leave me. What am I?~ ~Not mine to solve the dreary mystery!~
 6 1|       sometime foe, forgive, be mine ally,~ ~And let the dart
 7 1|        it, Heaven! One good yet mine,—my will,~ ~The dart that
 8 2|    prayer?~ ~An earthly worship mine, sole refuge from despair!~ ~
 9 2|     hand, but if her heart~ ~Be mine no more—than let vain hope
10 2|     wrung, no king’s command be mine to claim,~20~Her love the
11 2|         baser metal ring~ ~From mine, who live her name to bless!
12 2|      homage pay,—~ ~That memory mine, when lost to realms of
13 2|      the wealth of kings!~ ~Not mine to choose, for he—my father’
14 2|         choice—~ ~Must needs be mine; yes, when I heard his voice,~ ~
15 2|        and voice, and mien were mine,~ ~Could I forget that once
16 2|           That bounding hope of mine, though fruitage was denied,~
17 2|        torture, for thy pain is mine!~185~ SEV. This last poor
18 2|      fruit!~ ~ SEV. My grief be mine! Let memory remain!~190~
19 2|      leave a stain!~ ~ SEV. Not mine to stain what Heaven hath
20 2|    Endure!~ ~Thy glory shall be mine, my load I bear,~ ~So, spotless,
21 2|        The citadel I yield, and mine my own defence!~ ~I know
22 2|      POLY. Canst thou, who fore mine eyes the cross didst set?~ ~
23 2|         didst set?~ ~ NEAR. Not mine their gods!~ ~ POLY.He calls
24 2|        I would overthrow!~ ~Not mine to fly a worship I disown,~ ~
25 2|       of kings, be known!~ ~Not mine to tremble as I kiss the
26 2|         The grace that once was mine, that grace hast thou.~ ~
27 2|         wings are strong, while mine are weak; thy love is fresh,
28 3|        a base, unworthy fear is mine!~ ~How ill I read these
29 3|        him!—I am his, and he is mine.~80~Yes, mine to guide,
30 3|         and he is mine.~80~Yes, mine to guide, lead, win, forgive,
31 3|       crime of his nor wrath of mine shall ever move~ ~Thy father’
32 3|       than policy or war.~ ~For mine is thine; O father, save
33 3|       waste thy breath, and vex mine ear,~ ~For man is deaf to
34 3|       forbear all ill to me and mine—~ ~Still I must own the
35 4|        remains; great God, ’tis mine,~ ~Sufficient for my every
36 4|    tempter flee,~ ~His foes are mine,—unlovely in my sight.~ ~
37 4|      hate.~ ~Such vast ambition mine as Cæsar never knew,—~ ~
38 4|         That peace, Pauline, is mine, mine wholly, mine for aye!~ ~
39 4|        peace, Pauline, is mine, mine wholly, mine for aye!~ ~
40 4|  Pauline, is mine, mine wholly, mine for aye!~ ~Nor time, nor
41 4|        Christians’ God alone is mine,—is thine,~145~Jehovah only
42 4|       150~ POLY. Another Father mine! His love most dear~ ~Removes
43 4|      this—the treasure that was mine—~ ~To thy most tender care
44 4|   conceive~ ~A mind so strange! Mine ears cannot believe~ ~That
45 4|        by the Gods, it shall be mine!~ 325~Nor God nor fiend
46 5|      should lend.~ ~Who here is mine ally, and who my foe?~145~
47 5| Polyeucte die!’~ ~Thy tears are mine, and thy pure constancy~
48 5|        His villainy—or worth—is mine!~ ~Why stay thy hand while
49 5|         heart!’~ ~Thy bliss and mine secure! Let me depart!~ ~
50 5|           By him. His Christ is mine, and I am his;~ ~O, blessed
51 5|          PAUL. (To FELIX.) Yes, mine for ever now! Hail, glorious