Wallenstein's Camp by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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TRUMPETER.
Why, the duchess arrives to-day, we know, And her daughter too-- SERGEANT. Tush! that's mere show-- 'Tis the troops collected from other lands Who here at Pilsen have joined our bands-- We must do the best we can t' allure 'em, With plentiful rations, and thus secure 'em. Where such abundant fare they find, A closer league with us to bind. TRUMPETER. Yes!--there's something in the wind. SERGEANT. The generals and commanders too-- TRUMPETER. A rather ominous sight, 'tis true. SERGEANT. Who're met together so thickly here-- TRUMPETER. Have plenty of work on their hands, that's clear. SERGEANT. The whispering and sending to and fro-- |
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