Lover's Vows by August von Kotzebue
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ANHALT. Good neighbours, will you leave us alone for a few minutes? I
have something to say to this poor woman. COTTAGER. Wife, do you hear? Come along with me. [Exeunt Cottager and his Wife.] ANHALT. Now---- AGATHA. Before I tell you who I am, what I am, and what I was----I must beg to ask----Are you of this country? ANHALT. No--I was born in Alsace. AGATHA. Did you know the late rector personally, whom you have succeeded? ANHALT. No. AGATHA. Then you are not acquainted with my narrative? ANHALT. Should I find you to be the person whom I have long been in search of, your history is not altogether unknown to me. AGATHA. "That you have been in search of!" Who gave you such a commission? ANHALT. A man, who, if it so prove, is much concerned for your misfortunes. AGATHA. How? Oh, Sir! tell me quickly--Whom do you think to find in |
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