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THE DEATH OF
THEKLA.
To-day and yesterday I have not seen him.

COUNTESS.
And not heard from him either? Come, be open!

THEKLA.
No syllable.

COUNTESS.
And still you are so calm?

THEKLA.
I am.

COUNTESS.
May it please you, leave us, Lady Neubrunn!
[Exit Lady Neubrunn. 



SCENE II.

The Countess, Thekla.

COUNTESS.
It does not please me, Princess! that he holds
Himself so still, exactly at this time.

THEKLA.
Exactly at this time?

COUNTESS.
He now knows all.
'Twere now the moment to declare himself.

THEKLA.
If I'm to understand you, speak less darkly.

COUNTESS.
'Twas for that purpose that I bade her leave us.

Thekla