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| How goes the night? | |
| It is not yet midnight. | |
| The torch is blazing in the court-yard. | |
| My princely men are arriving; -- | |
| There is the tinkling of their bells. | |
| How goes the night? | |
| The night is not yet through. | |
| The torch is growing pale in the court-yard. | |
| My princely men are arriving; -- | |
| There is the sound of their bells, regular and near. | |
| How goes the night? | |
| It is getting towards morning. | |
| The torch is smoking in the court-yard. | |
| My princely men are arriving; -- | |
| I see their banners. |
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