The Robbers
The Robbers
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Bah! There's room for a score or two more yet.
CHARLES. Yes, boys--it was a hot day's work--and only one man lost. Poor Roller! he died a noble death. A marble monument would be erectedto his memory had he died in any other cause than mine. Let thissuffice. (He wipes the tears from his eyes. ) How many, did you say, ofthe enemy were left on the field?
SCHWEITZER. A hundred and sixty huzzars, ninety-three dragoons, someforty chasseurs--in all about three hundred.
CHARLES. Three hundred for one! ...Every one of you has a claim upon thishead. (He bares his head. ) By this uplifted dagger! As my Soul liveth, I will never forsake you!
SCHWEITZER. Swear not! You do not know but you may yet be happy, andrepent your oath.
CHARLES. By the ashes of my Roller! I will never forsake you.
Enter KOSINSKY.
KOSINSKY (aside). Hereabouts, they say, I shall find him. Ha! Whatfaces are these? Should they be--if these--they must be the men! Yes, 'tis they, 'tis they! I will accost them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bah! There's room for a score or two more yet.
CHARLES. Yes, boys--it was a hot day's work--and only one man lost. Poor Roller! he died a noble death. A marble monument would be erectedto his memory had he died in any other cause than mine. Let thissuffice. (He wipes the tears from his eyes. ) How many, did you say, ofthe enemy were left on the field?
SCHWEITZER. A hundred and sixty huzzars, ninety-three dragoons, someforty chasseurs--in all about three hundred.
CHARLES. Three hundred for one! ...Every one of you has a claim upon thishead. (He bares his head. ) By this uplifted dagger! As my Soul liveth, I will never forsake you!
SCHWEITZER. Swear not! You do not know but you may yet be happy, andrepent your oath.
CHARLES. By the ashes of my Roller! I will never forsake you.
Enter KOSINSKY.
KOSINSKY (aside). Hereabouts, they say, I shall find him. Ha! Whatfaces are these? Should they be--if these--they must be the men! Yes, 'tis they, 'tis they! I will accost them.
What to read after The Robbers?
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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