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Faud: George is still fighting. Let's go! If they die, I don't want to live!

Faud:

[Exeunt.

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Scene III.—Night; anteroom in Adelheid's castle. Weislingen, Franz, Adelheid, with a retinue of masked and costumed revellers.

Scene III.

Adelheid's

Weislingen

Franz

Adelheid

Weislingen: May I, in these moments of lightheartedness, speak to you of serious matters? Goetz is probably by this time in our hands. The peasants' revolt is growing in violence; and the League has given me the command against them. We shall start before long. I shall take you to my castle in Franconia, where you will be safe, and not too far from me.

Weislingen:

Adelheid: We shall consider that. I may be useful to you here.

Adelheid:

Weislingen: We have not much time, for we break up to-morrow!

Weislingen:

Adelheid (after a pause): Very well, then; carnival to-night, and war to-morrow!

Adelheid

Weislingen: You are fond of change. A pleasant night to you!

Weislingen:


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