The World's Greatest Books — Volume 17 — Poetry and Drama
Sickingen

Marie

George

George: They approach from all sides. I saw their pikes glitter from the tower.

George:

Goetz: Have the gate barricaded with beams and stones.

Goetz:

[Exit George. A trumpeter is dimly heard from the distance, requesting Goetz to surrender unconditionally.

George

Goetz

Goetz refuses angrily, and slams the window. Enter Lerse.

Goetz

Lerse

Lerse: There is plenty of powder, but bullets are scarce.

Lerse:

Goetz: Look round for lead! Meanwhile, we must make the crossbows do.

Goetz:

[Distant shooting is heard at intervals. Exit Goetz with crossbow.

Goetz

Lerse (breaking a window and detaching the lead from the glass): This lead has rested long enough; now it may fly for a change. 


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