The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 12 by Various
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The hour is again spoiled for us. ADELAIDE. Don't mind it; we shall have all the more time to dress. [_Exeunt_ IDA _and_ ADELAIDE _on the left._] _Enter_ SENDEN, BLUMENBERG, _a third gentleman._ SENDEN. Colonel, we come on behalf of the committee for the approaching election to notify you that that committee has unanimously voted to make you, Colonel, our party's candidate. COLONEL. _Me?_ SENDEN. The committee begs you to accept this nomination so that the necessary announcement can be made to the voters at this evening's fĂȘte. COLONEL. Are you in earnest, dear Senden? Where did the committee get such an idea? |
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