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THE ROBBERS.

is something to work upon—this must set us a-going[1]——

Moor.

(Who had been walking about in great agitation, stops all at once.) I must see her—come along—rise there.—Kozinski, thou remain'st with us.—Quick—prepare to set out this moment!——

The Robbers.

Where?—What now?——

Moor.

Where!—Who is it that asks where? (To Switzer.) Traitor, I know you want to keep me back.—But, by the hope of heaven! if——

Switzer.

Traitor! I a traitor?—Lead on to hell, and I'll follow you!——

Moor.

(Falls on his neck.) Yes, brother! I know you

will.

  1. ↑ Germ. Das ist wasser aus unsere muhle. This is water to our mills.
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