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1650: Away then went the margrave / to where the ladies were, / His wife and eke their daughter; -- / to them the tidings fair / That had but now been brought him / he told right speedily: / That soon their lady's brothers / beneath their roof would be.
1651: "My own and well-lov'd sweetheart," so Rüdeger then spake, / "These noble kings and mighty / we must right welcome make, / Since they and all their followers / are on their way to court.