(recovering herself)
Thou speak to him?
Dinas (sternly).
Twice called I him. He fled.
Iseult.
Oh, why didst thou not call him in my name?
He would have stood thee answer then, for that
He swore to me he'd do, by day or night
At any place....
Dinas.
I called him in thy name,
And yet he fled away.
Iseult.
He fled from thee?
(Angrily.)
It was not Tristram then! How dar'st thou speak
Such slander 'gainst my Lord!
Dinas.
I swore that I
Would be thy friend, and for thy sake, Iseult,
His friend. But now I say Lord Tristram broke
The oath he swore to thee, and on this day
Hath wronged thee grievously, Iseult.
Iseult (heavily and brokenly).
The spouse
Of Isot of the Fair White Hands appeared
To thee, say'st thou, and broke his parting oath.
The last he swore to Iseult Goldenhaired?