Wallenstein's Camp by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
page 46 of 63 (73%)
page 46 of 63 (73%)
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Together to bring, and thus fastly bind
The fragments that form our close-knit band. For example, dragoon--just answer us now, From which of the countries of earth art thou? DRAGOON. From distant Erin came I here. SERGEANT (to the two Cuirassiers). You're a Walloon, my friend, that's clear, And you, an Italian, as all may hear. FIRST CUIRASSIER. Who I may be, faith! I never could say; In my infant years they stole me away. SERGEANT. And you, from what far land may you be? FIRST ARQUEBUSIER. I come from Buchau--on the Feder Sea. SERGEANT. Neighbor, and you? SECOND ARQUEBUSIER. I am a Swiss. SERGEANT (to the second Yager). And Yager, let's hear where your country is? |
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