Wallenstein/The Death of Wallenstein/A5S06

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The Death of Wallenstein, Act 5, Scene V

Wallenstein
by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller, translated by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

The Death of Wallenstein: Act 5, Scene VI

The Death of Wallenstein, Act 5, Scene VII

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4466910Wallenstein — The Death of Wallenstein: Act 5, Scene VISamuel Taylor ColeridgeJohann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller

SCENE VI.

Countess Tertsky. (with a light.)Her bed-chamber is empty; she herselfIs nowhere to be found! The Neubrunn too,Who watch'd by her, is missing. If she shouldBe flown—But whither flown? We must call upEvery soul in the house. How will the DukeBear up against these worst bad tidings? OIf that my husband now were but return'dHome from the banquet: Hark! I wonder whetherThe Duke is still awake! I thought I heardVoices and tread of feet here! I will goAnd listen at the door. Hark! What is that?'Tis hastening up the steps!