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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Is, who can fairly drink the other down--
Your regiment, Illo! gives the entertainment. Come! we will keep a merry carnival-- The night for once be day, and 'mid full glasses Will we expect the Swedish avant-garde. ILLO. Yes, let us be of good cheer for today, For there's hot work before us, friends! This sword Shall have no rest, till it be bathed to the hilt In Austrian blood. GORDON. Shame, shame! what talk is this My Lord Field-Marshal? Wherefore foam you so Against your Emperor? BUTLER. Hope not too much From this first victory. Bethink you, sirs! How rapidly the wheel of Fortune turns; The Emperor still is formidably strong. ILLO. The Emperor has soldiers, no commander, For this King Ferdinand of Hungary |
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