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Prince Otto

CHAPTER I--WHAT HAPPENED IN THE LIBRARY
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I am in this case a mere messenger; and as such, I am not clothed with any capacity to communicate the documents I carry.

Herr Doctor, I am convinced you will not fail to bear me out.' 'I have heard a great deal of nonsense,' said Gotthold, 'and most of it from you; but this beats all.' 'Come, sir,' said Otto, rising, 'the papers.

I command.' Herr Greisengesang instantly gave way.
'With your Highness's permission,' he said, 'and laying at his feet my most submiss apologies, I will now hasten to attend his further orders in the Chancery.' 'Herr Cancellarius, do you see this chair ?' said Otto.

'There is where you shall attend my further orders.

O, now, no more!' he cried, with a gesture, as the old man opened his lips.


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