The Death of Wallenstein
The Death of Wallenstein
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Quick then!Despatch some messenger you can rely onTo meet him, and conduct him to me.
[ILLO is going.
BUTLER (detaining him). My general, whom expect you then?
WALLENSTEIN. The courierWho brings me word of the event at Prague.
BUTLER (hesitating). Hem!
WALLENSTEIN. And what now?
BUTLER. You do not know it?
WALLENSTEIN. Well?
BUTLER. From what that larum in the camp arose?
WALLENSTEIN. From what?
BUTLER. That courier---- WALLENSTEIN (with eager expectation). Well?
BUTLER. Is already here.
TE...RZKY and ILLO (at the same time). Already here?
WALLENSTEIEN. My courier?
BUTLER. For some hours.
WALLENSTEIN. And I not know it?
BUTLER. The sentinels detain himIn custody.
ILLO (stamping with his foot). Damnation!
BUTLER. And his letterWas broken open, and is circulatedThrough the whole camp.
WALLENSTEIN. You know what it contains?
BUTLER. Question me not.
TERZKY. Illo! Alas for us.
WALLENSTEIN. Hide nothing from me--I can bear the worst. Prague then is lost. It is. Confess it freely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Quick then!Despatch some messenger you can rely onTo meet him, and conduct him to me.
[ILLO is going.
BUTLER (detaining him). My general, whom expect you then?
WALLENSTEIN. The courierWho brings me word of the event at Prague.
BUTLER (hesitating). Hem!
WALLENSTEIN. And what now?
BUTLER. You do not know it?
WALLENSTEIN. Well?
BUTLER. From what that larum in the camp arose?
WALLENSTEIN. From what?
BUTLER. That courier---- WALLENSTEIN (with eager expectation). Well?
BUTLER. Is already here.
TE...RZKY and ILLO (at the same time). Already here?
WALLENSTEIEN. My courier?
BUTLER. For some hours.
WALLENSTEIN. And I not know it?
BUTLER. The sentinels detain himIn custody.
ILLO (stamping with his foot). Damnation!
BUTLER. And his letterWas broken open, and is circulatedThrough the whole camp.
WALLENSTEIN. You know what it contains?
BUTLER. Question me not.
TERZKY. Illo! Alas for us.
WALLENSTEIN. Hide nothing from me--I can bear the worst. Prague then is lost. It is. Confess it freely.
What to read after The Death of Wallenstein?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Friedrich Schiller to read onlineMoreLess
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