The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 12 by Various
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Yes indeed! As young blades we served in the same company and played
many mad pranks together. It would be a pleasure to see him now in the House, drawing his honest face into dark lines. He was a wild devil in the regiment, but a fine boy. SENDEN. Nor will he be the only one to receive you with open arms. COLONEL. In any case, I should have to think the matter over. SENDEN. Don't be angry, Colonel, if I urge you to decide. This evening we have to introduce their candidate to our citizen guests. It is high time, or all is lost. COLONEL (_hesitating_). Senden, you put a knife to my throat! [SENDEN, _from the door, motions the gentlemen in the garden to come in_.] BLUMENBERG. We venture to urge you, knowing that so good a soldier as you, Colonel, makes up his mind quickly. |
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