Wilhelm Tell by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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HEDWIG. You have some dangerous enterprise in view? Confess! TELL. Why think you so? HEDWIG. Some scheme's on foot, Against the governors. There was a Diet Held on the Rootli--that I know--and you Are one of the confederacy I'm sure. TELL. I was not there. Yet will I not hold back Whene'er my country calls me to her aid. HEDWIG. Wherever danger is, will you be placed. On you, as ever, will the burden fall. TELL. Each man shall have the post that fits his powers. HEDWIG. You took--ay, 'mid the thickest of the storm-- The man of Unterwald across the lake. 'Tis a marvel you escaped. Had you no thought Of wife and children then? |
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