Lover's Vows by August von Kotzebue
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father with a commission.--If you please, we will sit down. [He places
chairs, and they sit.] Count Cassel is arrived. AMELIA. Yes, I know. ANHALT. And do you know for what reason? AMELIA. He wishes to marry me. ANHALT. Does he? hastily] But believe me, the Baron will not persuade you--No, I am sure he will not. AMELIA. I know that. ANHALT. He wishes that I should ascertain whether you have an inclination ---- AMELIA. For the Count, or for matrimony do you mean? ANHALT. For matrimony. AMELIA. All things that I don't know, and don't understand, are quite indifferent to me. ANHALT. For that very reason I am sent to you to explain the good and the bad of which matrimony is composed. AMELIA. Then I beg first to be acquainted with the good. ANHALT. When two sympathetic hearts meet in the marriage state, |
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