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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Where is he? Is he gone? DUCHESS. Who gone, my daughter? THEKLA. He--the man who utter'd That word of misery. DUCHESS. O! think not of it, My Thekla! WALLENSTEIN. Give her sorrow leave to talk! Let her complain--mingle your tears with hers, For she hath suffer'd a deep anguish; but She'll rise superior to it, for my Thekla Hath all her father's unsubdued heart. THEKLA. I am not ill. See, I have power to stand. Why does my mother weep? Have I alarm'd her? It is gone by--I recollect myself-- |
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