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The Death of Wallenstein

A Tregedy in Five Acts
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor (1772-1834)
  
THE DEATH OF WALLENSTEIN
  
PREFACE OF THE TRANSLATOR TO THE FIRST EDITION
  
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Scene II

Wallenstein, Illo, Tertsky. (To them enter Neumann, who leads Tertsky aside, and talks with him.)
Tertsky.
What do they want?

Wallenstein.
What now?

Tertsky.
Ten Cuirassiers
From Pappenheim request leave to address you
In the name of the regiment.

Wallenstein
(hastily to Neumann).
Let them enter.
[Exit Neumann.
This
May end in something. Mark you. They are still
Doubtful, and may be won.

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