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Caption: Magazine - English Club The Illinois (1907)
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Kunz \ Q der Rosen, my He still! 1 what is thai breaking and oraokin; out there? That is tin' ;iw .1 and ax and » n they shall break down the doors of thy prison and thou shall 1 • free, my Kaiser. Am I n illy Kaiser Ah, indeed, it i the 1 K)l who tells me that 1 am. O, do not siirh, my d< r Ma U T , the prison air has discouraged thee. As soon as thou h -t won 1 u k thy power, again shalt thou feel the 1 Id Id 1 of a Kaiser in thy veins and thou shalt be proud as Kaiser, and arrogant, and gracious, and unjust, and smiling, and ungrateful, as princes are. Kunz von dor Rosen, my Fool, when thou art free again, what wilt thou do then? I shall sew new bells on my cap. And how shall 1 reward thy fidelity? O, dear Master, spare my life!
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