The Death of Wallenstein by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
page 73 of 268 (27%)
page 73 of 268 (27%)
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he takes his sword from the belt, and offers it to PICCOLOMINI.
OCTAVIO. What wish you? Recollect yourself, friend. BUTLER. Take it. OCTAVIO. But to what purpose? Calm yourself. BUTLER. O take it! I am no longer worthy of this sword. OCTAVIO. Receive it then anew, from my hands--and Wear it with honor for the right cause ever. BUTLER. Perjure myself to such a gracious sovereign? OCTAVIO. You'll make amends. Quick! break off from the duke! BUTLER. Break off from him. OCTAVIO. What now? Bethink thyself. |
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