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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At my own instance. Harkye, Burgomaster!
What is your name? BURGOMASTER. Pachhalbel, may it please you. WALLENST. Harkye!-- But let it go no further, what I now Disclose to you in confidence. [_Laying his hand on the_ BURGOMASTER'S _shoulder with a certain solemnity_.] The times Draw near to their fulfilment, Burgomaster! The high will fall, the low will be exalted. Harkye! But keep it to yourself! The end Approaches of the Spanish double monarchy-- A new arrangement is at hand. You saw The three moons that appear'd at once in the Heaven. BURGOM. With wonder and affright! WALLENSTEIN. |
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