The Death of Wallenstein by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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THEKLA.
How? COUNTESS. The emperor or you must he renounce. THEKLA. He will accompany my father gladly In his retirement. From himself you heard, How much he wished to lay aside the sword. COUNTESS. He must not lay the sword aside, we mean; He must unsheath it in your father's cause. THEKLA. He'll spend with gladness and alacrity His life, his heart's blood in my father's cause, If shame or injury be intended him. COUNTESS. You will not understand me. Well, hear then: Your father has fallen off from the emperor, And is about to join the enemy With the whole soldiery---- THEKLA. Alas, my mother! COUNTESS. |
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