Duke Of Alva Monologue from Don Carlos: A Play

From Don Carlos: A Play by Friedrich Schiller

male · dramatic · 49 sec

I must go to him, nor respect his feelings. A great discovery which I have made---- (FERIA: A new discovery!) A Carthusian monk My guards observed, with stealthy footsteps, creep Into the prince's chamber, and inquire With anxious curiosity, about The Marquis Posa's death. They seized him straight, And questioned him. Urged by the fear of death, He made confession that he bore about him Papers of high importance, which the marquis Enjoined him to deliver to the prince, If, before sunset, he should not return. (FERIA: Well, and what further?) These same letters state That Carlos from Madrid must fly before The morning dawn.

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