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Excerpt from The Accuser: Tristan De Léonois; A Messiah
The subject of Tristan always had for the author of Borgia a haunting incitement. He felt he could treat the story from many points of view. Two essays of varied interpretation are to be found in these volumes, and were set in separate volumes by the dramatist himself.
So intense was his desire to be nameless that those to whom his memory is a force on their love cannot bring themselves to divulge a personality so guarded from discovery.
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