Fiesco; or, the Genoese Conspiracy by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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page 59 of 175 (33%)
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ZIBO. And then take for our reward? FIESCO. Then your search will have convicted fancy of deceit---- ZENTURIONE (impatiently). And what shall we have gained? FIESCO. Gained? The decision of the long-protracted contest between art and nature. ZENTURIONE (eagerly). And what then? FIESCO. Then, then? (Laughing.) Then your attention will have been diverted from observing the fall of Genoa's liberty. [Exeunt all but FIESCO. SCENE VI. FIESCO alone. (The noise without increases.) FIESCO. 'Tis well! 'tis well. The straw of the republic has caught fire--the flames have seized already on palaces and towers. Let it go on! May the blaze be general! Let the tempestuous wind spread wide the conflagration! |
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