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Bell Song from Lakmé -- Elizabeth Parcells

from Lakmé by LEO DELIBES (1836-1891) "Ou va la jeune indoue?" Down there where shades more deep are glooming, What travelers that, alone, astray? Around him flame bright eyes, dark depths illuming, but on he journeys as by chance, on the way! The wolves in their wild joy are howling. As if for their pray they were prowling; The young girl foward runs, and doth their fury dare. A ring in her grasp she holds tightly, whence tinkles a bell, slightly sharply, lightly, a bell that tinkles lightly, that charmers wear. Stands she dazed, flushed and glowing, more handsome than the rajahs, he! Yet with a blush, he'll learn his life he's owing to the pariah's fair progeny, but he, in a dream her enfolding, till to heaven she soars in his holding, to her he says, "your mead is won" it was Vishnu, great Brahma's son! And since the day in that dark wood, the traveler hears where Vishnu stood, the sound of a little bell ringing, the legend back to him bringing, a small bell ringing like those the charmers wear http://www.elizabethparcells.com/Musi...