Love and Intrigue by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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WORM (bowing with delight). Eternally your lordship's slave. (Going.)
PRESIDENT (threatening him). As to what I have confided to you, Worm! If you dare but to whisper a syllable---- WORM (laughs). Then your excellency will no doubt expose my forgeries! [Exit. PRESIDENT. Yes, yes, you are safe enough! I hold you in the fetters of your own knavery, like a trout on the hook! Enter SERVANT. SERVANT. Marshal Kalb---- PRESIDENT. The very man I wished to see. Introduce him. [Exit SERVANT. SCENE VI. MARSHAL KALB, in a rich but tasteless court-dress, with Chamberlain's keys, two watches, sword, three-cornered hat, and hair dressed a la Herisson. He bustles up to the PRESIDENT, and diffuses a strong scent of musk through the whole theatre--PRESIDENT. |
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