George

Selbitz: Good luck, Goetz! Victory! Victory! How did you fare?

Selbitz:

Goetz: To George and Lerse I owe my life; I was off my horse when they came to the rescue. I have their flag and a few prisoners.

Goetz:

Selbitz: Lerse saved me, too. See what work he has done here!

Selbitz:

Goetz: Good luck, Lerse! And God bless my George's first brave deed! Now back to the castle, and let us gather our scattered men.

Goetz:

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 Act IV

Act IV

CONTENTS

Scene I.—Jaxthausen. A small room. Marie and Sickingen.

Scene I.

Marie

Sickingen

Sickingen: You may smile, but I felt the desire to possess you when you first looked upon me with your blue eyes, when you were with your mother at the Diet of Speier. I have long been separated from you; but that wish remained, with the memory of that glance.

Sickingen:

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