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 Act I

Act I

CONTENTS

Scene I.—Forest; a poor hut in the background. Goetz and George.

Scene I.

Goetz

George

Goetz: Where can my men be? Up and down I have to walk, lest sleep should overcome me. Five days and nights already in ambush. But when I get thee, Weislingen, I shall make up for it! You priests may send     [Pg 2] round your obliging Weislingen to decry me—I am awake. You escaped me, bishop! So your dear Weislingen may pay the piper. George! George! (Enter George.) Tell Hans to get ready. My scouts may be back any moment. And give me some more wine!

Goetz:

[Pg 2]

George

George: Hark! I hear some horses galloping—two —it must be your men!

George:

Goetz: My horse, quick! Tell Hans to arm!

Goetz:

[Enter Faud, who reports to Goetz that Weislingen is approaching. Exit Goetz and his men.

Faud


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