The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 03 - Masterpieces of German Literature Translated into English. in Twenty Volumes by Unknown
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Let me not take with me. I pray thee, grant me
One look of sympathy, only one look. Say that thou dost not hate me. Say it to me, Thekla! [_Grasps her hand_.] O God! I cannot leave this spot--I cannot! Cannot let go this hand. O tell me, Thekla! That thou dost suffer with me, art convinced That I cannot act otherwise. [THEKLA, _avoiding his look, points with her hand to her father_. MAX _turns round to the Duke, whom he had not till then perceived_.] Thou here? It was not thou whom here I sought. I trusted never more to have beheld thee. My business is with her alone. Here will I Receive a full acquittal from this heart-- For any other I am no more concern'd. WALLENST. Think'st thou that, fool-like, I shall let thee go, And act the mock-magnanimous with thee? Thy father is become a villain to me; I hold thee for his son, and nothing more: Nor to no purpose shalt thou have been given Into my power. Think not that I will honor |
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