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THE DEATH OF
WALLENSTEIN.
It was thou that broughtest in the Swedish
colonel, Diebald, prisoner, in the camp at Nurenburg.

THIRD CUIRASSIER.
It was not I, General!

WALLENSTEIN.
Perfectly right! It was thy elder brother, thou
hadst a younger brother too: Where did he stay?

THIRD CUIRASSIER.
He is stationed at Olmutz with the Imperial army.

WALLENSTEIN. (to the Anspessade.)
Now then—begin.

ANSPESSADE.
There came to hand a letter from the Emperor
Commanding us——

WALLENSTEIN. (interrupting him.)
Who chose you?

ANSPESSADE.
Every company
Drew its own man by lot.

WALLENSTEIN.
Now! to the business.

ANSPESSADE.
There came to hand a letter from the Emperor
Commanding us collectively, from thee
All duties of obedience to withdraw,
Because thou wert an enemy and traitor.

WALLENSTEIN.
And what did you determine?

ANSPES-