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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There lives the man who can dishonor me!
This ignominy blood alone can cleanse! Duke Friedland, thou or I--Into my own hands Fortune delivers me--The dearest thing a man has is himself. SCENE IX _A Gothic and gloomy Apartment at the_ DUCHESS FRIEDLAND'S. THEKLA _on a seat, pale, her eyes closed. The_ DUCHESS _and_ LADY NEUBRUNN _busied about her_. WALLENSTEIN _and the_ COUNTESS _in conversation_. WALLENST. How knew she it so soon? COUNTESS. She seems to have Foreboded some misfortune. The report Of an engagement, in the which had fallen A colonel of the Imperial army, frighten'd her. I saw it instantly. She flew to meet The Swedish courier, and with sudden questioning Soon wrested from him the disastrous secret. Too late we missed her, hasten'd after her, We found her lying in his arms, all pale |
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