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Identifier: germanclassicsof18fran (find matches)
Title: The German classics of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries; masterpieces of German literature
Year: 1913 (1910s)
Authors: Francke, Kuno, 1855-1930 Howard, William Guild, b. 1868 Singer, Isidore, 1859-1939
Subjects: German literature German literature English literature
Publisher: Albany, N. Y. : J. B. Lyon company
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od cast me off! I never kissed thee till thy lips complained?Rautend. Never. Heinrich. Thoust never pressed thy lips to mine? Nickelm. (from below). Rautendelein!Rautend. Im coming! Nickelm. Come. I wait. Heinrich. Who called to thee? Rautend. Twas the Water-man — my mate! Heinrich. Thou seest my agony — the pain and strife That rend my soul, and eat away my life! Ah, torture me no longer. Set me free!Rautend. Then, as thou wilt. But how?Heinrich. Come close to me! Rautend. I cannot come.Heinrich. Thou canst not? Rautend. No. I am bound. Heinrich. By what?Rautend. (retreating). I must begone to join the round, A merry dance—and though my foot be sore, Soon, as I dancing go, it burns no more. Farewell! Farewell!Heinrich. Where art thou? Stay, ah stay! Rautend. (disappearing behind the well). Lost, lost, forever! 8H20Ma88aM aHT K THE MESSENGERS Tl.cii liah ■ieen met ::8sefltlil. i never preased thy lips to mine? \! Im coming! I wait. F^^?^#^ Po.intinfhy,Mm miuQf If FAIJTFNb. (d^
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THE SUNKEN BELL 209 Heinrich. The goblet — quick, I say! There . . . there . . . the goblet! . . . Magda?Thou? . . . So pale! Give me the cup. Who brings it, I will hail My truest friend.Rautend. (reappearing). I bring it. Heinrich. Be thou blessed. Rautend. Yes. I will do it. Leave the dead to rest! \_She gives Heinrich the goblet.^Heinrich. I feel thee near me, thou dear heart of mine!Rautend. (retreating). Farewell! Farewell! I never can be thine! Once I was thy true love — in May, in May — Now all is past, for aye! . . .Heinrich. For aye! Rautend. For aye! Who sang thee soft to sleep with lullabies ? Who woke thee with enchanting melodies ?Heinrich. Who, who — but thou?Rautend. Who am I ? Heinrich. Rautendelein! Rautend. Who poured herself into thy veins, as wine ? Whom didst thou drive into the well to pine?Heinrich. Thee, surely thee!Rautend. Wlio am I? Heinrich. Rautendelein! Rautend. Farewell! Farewell! (ZTe drinks.~\ Heinrich. Nay: lead me gently down. Now comes the n

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