Made manifest, in which the soul abode. (_ILLO and TERTSKY enter._) Courage, friends! Courage! We are still unvanquished; I feel my footing firm; five regiments, Tertsky, Are still our own, and Butler's gallant troops; 40 And a host of sixteen thousand Swedes to-morrow. I was not stronger, when nine years ago I marched forth, with glad heart and high of hope, To conquer Germany for the Emperor. LINENOTES: [11] sank] sunk 1800, 1828, 1829. SCENE II _WALLENSTEIN, ILLO, TERTSKY. (To them enter NEUMANN, who leads TERTSKY aside, and talks with him.)_ _Tertsky._ What do they want? _Wallenstein._ What now? _Tertsky._ Ten Cuirassiers From Pappenheim request leave to address you In the name of the regiment. _Wallenstein (hastily to Neumann)._ Let them enter. [_Exit NEUMANN._ This May end in something. Mark you. They are still Doubtful, and may be won. 5 SCENE III _WALLENSTEIN, TERTSKY, ILLO, Ten_ Cuirassiers _(led by an_ Anspessade,[745:1] _march up and arrange themselves, after the word of command, in one front before the DUKE, and make their obeisance. He takes his hat off, and immediately covers himself again)._ _Anspessade._ Halt! Front! Present! _Wallenstein (after he has run through them with his eye, to the Anspessade)._ I know thee well. Thou art out of Brüggin in Flanders: Thy name is Mercy. _Anspessade._ Henry Mercy. _Wallenstein._ Thou wert cut off on the march, surrounded by the Hessians, and didst fight thy way with a hundred and 5 eighty men through their thousand. _Anspessade._ 'Twas even so, General! _Wallenstein._ What reward hadst thou for this gallant exploit? _Anspessade._ That which I asked for: the honour to serve in this corps. 10 _Wallenstein (turning to a second)._ Thou wert among the volunteers that seized and made booty of the Swedish battery at Altenburg. _Second Cuirassier._ Yes, General! _Wallenstein._ I forget no one with whom I have exchanged 15 words. (_A pause_). Who sends you? _Anspessade._ Your noble regiment, the Cuirassiers of Piccolomini. _Wallenstein._ Why does not your colonel deliver in your request, according to the custom of service? 20 _Anspessade._ Because we would first know whom we serve. _Wallenstein._ Begin your address. _Anspessade (giving the word of command)._ Shoulder your arms! _Wallenstein (turning to a third)._ Thy name is Risbeck, Cologne is thy birthplace. 25 _Third Cuirassier._ Risbeck of Cologne. _Wallenstein._ It was thou that broughtest in the Swedish colonel, Diebald, prisoner, in the camp at Nuremberg.