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FRIEDERICH WERNER The Templars in Cyprus

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FRIEDERICH WERNER
The Templars in Cyprus
page 28



nu Tt MILAN» IN • UM. - • So dire a drubbing ' How lu- carried on With Iodic*, too, at tho liurgundinn court' True, tin* ho did not *ay, but th«n he gives You all to understand. A pretty lad, Keduentnl liko a Sultan, young and rich, And lively, irresistible 1 Watch well Vour KUio, good friend Chaplain! for le «uro He'll track her out, more quickly e'en than 1. CHAI'I.AIX. Peace! miscreant! jicaco. Thi* Judith slander not ! C HARLOT. Who holds lier Holofernes' ]iondcrou* head Lipped in her apron !—Come, let all 1» well ! Wii*h down your wrath in Cyprus wino with mo ! Now must I to tho Master bring rc|iort Of tho Tunisian pirate. CHAPLAIN. No, it shall •W all bo well ! I excommunicato You, trebly, miscreant ! CHAKLOT. • Trebly, in return, We'll crown you, Klsie and Poitou and I. CHULVIX. I put jon under ban! C HARLOT. Hut ban me not From Elsie's paradise, is all I ask. GOTTFRIED. HUSH, Sirs ! Behold what yonder, tottering, comes ! CHAKLOT. Oh sorrow !—Here's tho old head-shaker come ! [ ( 'ommamifr LIT GO, mjtporteil by a crutch, ciime* out of the Church.


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