Lover's Vows by August von Kotzebue
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page 86 of 97 (88%)
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Enter the COTTAGER and his WIFE.
WIFE. Yes, yes, here I am. ANHALT. Good people, I will take your guest with me. You have acted an honest part, and therefore receive this reward for your trouble. [He offers the purse to the Cottager, who puts it by, and turns away]. ANHALT [to the Wife]. Do _you_ take it. WIFE. I always obey my pastor. [taking it]. AGATHA. Good bye. [shaking hands with the Cottagers.] For your hospitality to me, may ye enjoy continued happiness. COTTAGER. Fare you well--fare you well. WIFE. If you find friends and get health, we won't trouble you to call on us again: but if you should fall sick or be in poverty, we shall take very unkind if we don't see you. [Exeunt Agatha and Anhalt on one side, Cottager and his Wife on the other]. ========== SCENE II. A Room in the Castle. BARON sitting upon a sopha.--FREDERICK standing near him, with one hand pressed between his--the Baron rises. |
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