The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 12 by Various
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is at stake, and every moment of wavering is wrong.
OLDENDORF (_dignified_). You are exciting yourself without reason. I too deem it wrong to retire now when I am told that our cause needs me. But in confessing to you, my friend, that my decision means a great personal sacrifice, I am not compromising either our cause or ourselves as individuals. BOLZ (_soothingly_). Right you are! You are a loyal comrade. And so peace, friendship, courage! Your old Colonel won't be inexorable. OLDENDORF. He has grown intimate with Senden, who flatters him in every way, and has plans, I fear, which affect me also. I should feel still more worried but for knowing that I have now a good advocate in the Colonel's house. Adelaide Runeck has just arrived. BOLZ. Adelaide Runeck? She into the bargain! (_Quickly calling through the door on the right._) Kämpe, the article against the knight of the arrow is not to be written. Understand? _Enter_ KÄMPE. KÄMPE (_at the door, pen in hand_). |
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