Don Carlos in German

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The Wynne Diaries
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            <forename>Elizabeth (Betsey)</forename>
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          <ptr target="ukred-12303">[27th December]"I took my lessons and learnt part of a superb tragedy in german called ""Don Carlos"" with Mr Jaegle."
...
[28th December]"We finished the lecture of ""Don Carlos"" that interested me extremely it really is the finest trajedy I have ever read. How much do I hate the memory of the abominable Philip whilst I respected and admired that of the Marquis de Poso that faithful and tender friend who lets himself be thought a traitor in order to save the life of Don Carlos his friend to whom he was under a small obligation, who takes his own life in order to save his and what was my sorrow to see that charming man end his life in vain. The wicked Philip stabbed his son the same day through jealousy! Another thing that annoyed me was not to have the pleasure of seeing the abominable tyrant punished yet I think that he is and that certainly and already."</ptr>
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