Agatha Firburg Monologue from Lovers' Vows

From Lovers' Vows by August von Kotzebue

female · anguished · 43 sec

I go to the Baron’s?—No. (MR. ANHALT: Go for the sake of your son—reflect, that his fortunes may depend upon your presence.) And he is the only branch on which my hope still blossoms: the rest are withered.—I will forget my wrongs as a woman, if the Baron will atone to the mother—he shall have the woman’s pardon, if he will merit the mother’s thanks— (after a struggle) —I will go to the castle—for the sake of my Frederick, go even to his father. But where are my good host and hostess, that I may take leave, and thank them for their kindness?

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