Wallenstein's Camp by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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GIRL.
The customers wait, sir, and I must go. [Disengages herself, and exit. FIRST YAGER. That maiden's a dainty morsel, I trow! And her aunt--by heaven! I mind me well,-- When the best of the regiment loved her so, To blows for her beautiful face they fell. What different folks one's doomed to know! How time glows off with a ceaseless flow! And what sights as yet we may live to see! (To the Sergeant and Trumpeter.) Your health, good sirs, may we be free, A seat beside you here to take? SCENE VI. The Yagers, Sergeant, and Trumpeter. SERGEANT. We thank ye--and room will gladly make. To Bohemia welcome. FIRST YAGER. Snug enough here! In the land of the foe our quarters were queer. |
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