The Death of Wallenstein by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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page 62 of 268 (23%)
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I--I give you joy, lieutenant-general!
OCTAVIO. And you submit to the order? ISOLANI. I-- But you have taken me so by surprise Time for reflection one must have---- OCTAVIO. Two minutes. ISOLANI. My God! But then the case is---- OCTAVIO. Plain and simple. You must declare you, whether you determine To act a treason 'gainst your lord and sovereign, Or whether you will serve him faithfully. ISOLANI. Treason! My God! But who talks then of treason? OCTAVIO. That is the case. The prince-duke is a traitor-- Means to lead over to the enemy The emperor's army. Now, count! brief and full-- Say, will you break your oath to the emperor? |
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