Wallenstein's Camp by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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SUTLER-WOMAN (bringing wine). Welcome, good sirs! FIRST YAGER. Zounds, how now? Gustel of Blasewitz here, I vow! SUTLER-WOMAN. The same in sooth--and you I know, Are the lanky Peter of Itzeho: Who at Glueckstadt once, in revelling night, With the wags of our regiment, put to flight All his father's shiners--then crowned the fun-- FIRST YAGER. By changing his pen for a rifle-gun. SUTLER-WOMAN. We're old acquaintance, then, 'tis clear. FIRST YAGER. And to think we should meet in Bohemia here! SUTLER-WOMAN. Oh, here to-day--to-morrow yonder-- As the rude war-broom, in restless trace, Scatters and sweeps us from place to place. Meanwhile I've been doomed far round to wander. |
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