STÁTNÍ TAJEMNÍK U ŘÍŠSKÉHO PROTEKTORA V ČECHÁCH A NA MORAVĚ, PRAHA, inv. 2373, sig. 109-12/18 Page 132 · 132 of 143
THE SECRETARY TO THE RUSSIAN PROTECTOR IN THINGS AND IN MORAVA, PRAGUE, inv. 2373, sig. 109-12/18
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-7122 Butler again bows down. "But if a glass of good water is placed on my place," adds the Friedländer."The best general of the globe has the clearest head to possess...Water not only keeps clear, it always flows the way that eternal nature has drawn to him..." Butler gently stretches the can. "How princely graces command..." "Commands?", calls Wallenstein hard."Orders can only be given by one who knows that the other orders are expected of him.Well,Butler, and the glass of water does not forget!Water is the noblest drink and makes every poison taste...." Butler's face is made of stone.As he came, he goes.Terzky is still standing there, completely in the dark. "You warned," he asks strangely. He hears the Friedländer's answer from a dead darkness. "Don't you say yourself, a general should stay awake.Once again I dare, Terzky!" "That shall be true!", the general's voice drones. Wallenstein is alone.His thoughts are incubating into the dark."A leuchte," he goes on and looks into the flame that trembles on the table.A draught of air lets him lift his head and look at the door. "The manger of Pertram," he scares up and sees a black tank. "No," sounds a voice from the dark, "the black rider." A red feather bush appears to glow from the twilight. The Friedlander grabbed the fists around you of the chair. "You had a wide ride this morning, you blew up from a black cloud, which sank from the mountains, towards my juices." "I blew down from these mountains," answered it.