The Death of Wallenstein
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My child! Oh, she is ill---- WALLENSTEIN. What ails the maiden?Say, is she often so?
COUNTESS. Since then herselfHas now betrayed it, I too must no longerConceal it.
WALLENSTEIN. What?
COUNTESS. She loves him!
WALLENSTEIN. Loves him? Whom?
COUNTESS. Max. Does she love! Max. Piccolomini!Hast thou never noticed it? Nor yet my sister?
DUCHESS. Was it this that lay so heavy on her heart?God's blessing on thee, --my sweet child! Thou needestNever take shame upon thee for thy choice.
COUNTESS. This j...ourney, if 'twere not thy aim, ascribe itTo thine own self. Thou shouldst have chosen anotherTo have attended her.
WALLENSTEIN. And does he know it?
COUNTESS. Yes, and he hopes to win her.
WALLENSTEIN. Hopes to win her!Is the boy mad?
COUNTESS. Well--hear it from themselves.
WALLENSTEIN. He thinks to carry off Duke Friedland's daughter!Ay? The thought pleases me. The young man has no groveling spirit.
COUNTESS. SinceSuch and such constant favor you have shown him---- WALLENSTEIN. He chooses finally to be my heir.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My child! Oh, she is ill---- WALLENSTEIN. What ails the maiden?Say, is she often so?
COUNTESS. Since then herselfHas now betrayed it, I too must no longerConceal it.
WALLENSTEIN. What?
COUNTESS. She loves him!
WALLENSTEIN. Loves him? Whom?
COUNTESS. Max. Does she love! Max. Piccolomini!Hast thou never noticed it? Nor yet my sister?
DUCHESS. Was it this that lay so heavy on her heart?God's blessing on thee, --my sweet child! Thou needestNever take shame upon thee for thy choice.
COUNTESS. This j...ourney, if 'twere not thy aim, ascribe itTo thine own self. Thou shouldst have chosen anotherTo have attended her.
WALLENSTEIN. And does he know it?
COUNTESS. Yes, and he hopes to win her.
WALLENSTEIN. Hopes to win her!Is the boy mad?
COUNTESS. Well--hear it from themselves.
WALLENSTEIN. He thinks to carry off Duke Friedland's daughter!Ay? The thought pleases me. The young man has no groveling spirit.
COUNTESS. SinceSuch and such constant favor you have shown him---- WALLENSTEIN. He chooses finally to be my heir.
What to read after The Death of Wallenstein?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johann Christoph Friedrich Von Schiller to read onlineMoreLess
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