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THE ROBBERS.
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Roller.

Do you know, that there is a search for us?

Grimm.

That every moment we may expect to be apprehended?

Moor.

I am not surprised at it,—nor do I care how matters go.—Have none of you seen Razman? Did he speak of no letters that he had for me?

Roller.

I suppose he has some, for he has been looking for you a long time.

Moor.

Where is he? Where, where? (Is going out.)

Roller.

Stay, we desired him to be at this place. You tremble, Sir?

Moor.

I do not tremble.—What should I tremble for? Friends, this letter,—rejoice with me,—I am the happiest of men! Tremble! why should I tremble?—(Switzer sits down in Spiegelberg's place, and drinks his wine.)

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