Count Alarcos a Tragedy by Benjamin Disraeli

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A Chamber in the Palace. / The Countess ALARCOS lying on a Couch, / the Infanta kneeling at her side; / MAIDENS grouped around. A PHYSICIAN and the PAGE.

IV:4:1 SOL. / Didst ever see so fair a skin? Her bodice / Should still be loosened. Bring the Moorish water, / Griselda, you. They are the longest lashes! / They hang upon her cheek. Doctor, there's warmth; / The blood returns?

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