Maid of Orleans by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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page 53 of 208 (25%)
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Hark to the din! The pealing of the bells!
'Tis she! The people greet God's messenger. CHARLES (to DUCHATEL). Conduct her thither. [To the ARCHBISHOP. What should I believe? A maiden brings me conquest even now, When naught can save me but a hand divine! This is not in the common course of things. And dare I here believe a miracle? MANY VOICES (behind the scene). Hail to the maiden!--the deliverer! CHARLES. She comes! Dunois, now occupy my place! We will make trial of this wondrous maid. Is she indeed inspired and sent by God She will be able to discern the king. [DUNOIS seats himself; the KING stands at his right hand, AGNES SOREL near him; the ARCHBISHOP and the others opposite; so that the intermediate space remains vacant. SCENE X. The same. JOHANNA, accompanied by the councillors and many knights, |
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