The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 12 by Various
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COLONEL (_after struggling inwardly_). Well, so be it, gentlemen, I accept! Tell the committee I appreciate their confidence. This evening we will talk over details. BLUMENBERG. We thank you, Colonel. The whole town will be rejoiced to hear of your decision. COLONEL. Good-by until this evening. [_Exeunt the visitors_; COLONEL _alone, thoughtfully_.] I fear I ought not to have accepted so quickly; but I had to do the minister of war that favor. What will the girls say to it? And Oldendorf? [_Enter_ OLDENDORF.] There he is himself. [_Clears his throat_.] He will be astonished. I can't help it, he must withdraw. Good |
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