No, I have nought to do there, nor
Am aught connected with that city.
Am aught connected with that city.
Byron
--
Where? on _what_ frontier?
_Rod. _ The Silesian, on
My way--(_Aside to_ ULRIC. )--_Where_ shall I say?
_Ulr. _ (_aside to_ RODOLPH). To Hamburgh.
(_Aside to himself_). That
Word will, I think, put a firm padlock on
His further inquisition.
_Rod. _ Count, to Hamburgh.
_Sieg. _ (_agitated_). Hamburgh!
No, I have nought to do there, nor
Am aught connected with that city. Then
God speed you!
_Rod. _ Fare ye well, Count Siegendorf!
[_Exit_ RODOLPH.
_Sieg. _ Ulric, this man, who has just departed, is 290
One of those strange companions whom I fain
Would reason with you on.
_Ulr. _ My Lord, he is
Noble by birth, of one of the first houses
In Saxony.
_Sieg. _ I talk not of his birth,
But of his bearing. Men speak lightly of him.
_Ulr. _ So they will do of most men. Even the monarch
Is not fenced from his chamberlain's slander, or
The sneer of the last courtier whom he has made
Great and ungrateful.
_Sieg.
Where? on _what_ frontier?
_Rod. _ The Silesian, on
My way--(_Aside to_ ULRIC. )--_Where_ shall I say?
_Ulr. _ (_aside to_ RODOLPH). To Hamburgh.
(_Aside to himself_). That
Word will, I think, put a firm padlock on
His further inquisition.
_Rod. _ Count, to Hamburgh.
_Sieg. _ (_agitated_). Hamburgh!
No, I have nought to do there, nor
Am aught connected with that city. Then
God speed you!
_Rod. _ Fare ye well, Count Siegendorf!
[_Exit_ RODOLPH.
_Sieg. _ Ulric, this man, who has just departed, is 290
One of those strange companions whom I fain
Would reason with you on.
_Ulr. _ My Lord, he is
Noble by birth, of one of the first houses
In Saxony.
_Sieg. _ I talk not of his birth,
But of his bearing. Men speak lightly of him.
_Ulr. _ So they will do of most men. Even the monarch
Is not fenced from his chamberlain's slander, or
The sneer of the last courtier whom he has made
Great and ungrateful.
_Sieg.
