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Baron Wildenhaim Monologue from Lovers' Vows

From Lovers' Vows by August von Kotzebue

male · dramatic · 59 sec

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He is; but I verily believe for the first and last time. A most extraordinary event, Mr. Anhalt This young man begged; then drew his sword upon me; but he trembled so, when he seized me by the breast, a child might have overpowered him. I almost wish he had made his escape—this adventure may cost him his life, and I might have preserved it with one dollar: but, now, to save him would set a bad example. (AMELIA: Oh no! my lord, have pity on him! Plead for him, Mr. Anhalt!) Amelia, have you had any conversation with Mr. Anhalt? (AMELIA: Yes, my Lord.) Respecting matrimony?

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30s · fear · power · life and death · honor · redemption

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