The Death of Wallenstein by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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page 43 of 268 (16%)
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Still answer yes, and stand as thou went fettered.
I know, that it is doing thee a service To keep thee out of action in this business. Thou lovest to linger on in fair appearances; Steps of extremity are not thy province, Therefore have I sought out this part for thee. Thou wilt this time be of most service to me By thy inertness. The meantime, if fortune Declare itself on my side, thou wilt know What is to do. [Enter MAX. PICCOLOMINI. Now go, Octavio. This night must thou be off, take my own horses Him here I keep with me--make short farewell-- Trust me, I think we all shall meet again In joy and thriving fortunes. OCTAVIO (to his son). I shall see you Yet ere I go. SCENE II. WALLENSTEIN, MAX. PICCOLOMINI. MAX. (advances to him). |
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