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The Death of Wallenstein (Act 3 Scene 2) - Friedrich Schiller (Ft. S. T. Coleridge)
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The Death of Wallenstein (Act 3 Scene 2) Friedrich Schiller (Ft. S. T. Coleridge)

The Death of Wallenstein (Act 3 Scene 2) - Friedrich Schiller (Ft. S. T. Coleridge)
The COUNTESS, THEKLA.

COUNTESS.
It does not please me, princess, that he holds
Himself so still, exactly at this time.

THEKLA.
Exactly at this time?

COUNTESS.
He now knows all
'Twere now the moment to declare himself.

THEKLA.
If I'm to understand you, speak less darkly.

COUNTESS.
'Twas for that purpose that I bade her leave us.
Thekla, you are no more a child. Your heart
Is no more in nonage: for you love,
And boldness dwells with love—that you have proved
Your nature moulds itself upon your father's
More than your mother's spirit. Therefore may you
Hear what were too much for her fortitude.

THEKLA.
Enough: no further preface, I entreat you.
At once, out with it! Be it what it may,
It is not possible that it should torture me
More than this introduction. What have you
To say to me? Tell me the whole, and briefly!
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