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-- "Art thou Prometheus, pierced with wounds? The Vulture thou that tugs at his heart? " J. CHR. V. ZEDLITZ'S Todtenkraenze.
Not half an hour after this adventure a carriage rolled toward the city -- a large carriage, containing three seats, but, beside the coachman, there was only one person within. This was Otto; his lips were pale; death, it is true, had touched them. Alone he dashed forward; his last words to Wilhelm had been his only ones.