In your lives HIS laws obey Let love your governed bosoms sway TO GOD with humble spirit pray, Act thus, and he, your MASTER dear, BEFORE THE GATE. Persons of all descriptions strolling out. A PARTY OF TRADESMEN. What are you going for in that direction? SECOND PARTY. We are going to the Jägerhaus. FIRST PARTY. And we Are strolling down to the Mill. A TRADESMAN. I would advise you Rather to take a walk to the Wasserhof. A SECOND. The road to it is not a pleasant one. What are you for? SECOND PARTY A THIRD. I go with the other party. A FOURTH. Take my advice, and let us come to Burgdorf: A FIFTH. What, boy, Art at it still? two drubbings, one would think, I won't go there with you I hate the place! SERVANT MAID I'll go back to the town. ANOTHER. We'll find him surely waiting at the poplars. THE FIRST. Great good is that to me, To you he'll give his arm and dance with you- and why should I go For nothing in the world but your amusement? THE SECOND. To-day he'll certainly not be alone, His curly-headed friend will be with him. Come, brother, come let's keep them company. In her smart dress, are the best things I know. CITIZEN'S DAUGHTER. Only look there what pretty fellows these are! 'Tis quite a shame, when they might have the best Of company, to see them running after A pair of vulgar minxes SECOND STUDENT (to the First). Stay, easy FIRST STUDENT. - Join them, yourself not I I hate restraint. CITIZEN. Well, I do not like this new burgomaster. And what good is he to us after all? The town is growing worse from day to day, BEGGAR (sings). Masters good, and ladies bright, Pity me! with chime and voice Would I cheer you When all else are glad, rejoice! Is the beggar's harvest day. SECOND CITIZEN. Well! give me, on a saint's day, or a Sunday, |