β Scribed by Emile Verhaeren
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Extrait : "DON CARLOS. Dieu ! que mon corps est triste et languissant, ce soir, Et qu'est triste là -bas, sur la campagne, La lumière des nuits d'Espagne. L'Escurial rigide et noir Jette une ombre plus funèbre et plus sombre, Parmi tant d'autres ombres Que je regarde et qui me voient mourir..."
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