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"This day week," said Schriften, addressing Philip, and without making a reply to Amine. Philip nodded his head, the little man turned on his heel and left the room, and in a short time was out of sight. Amine sank down on the sofa. The breaking-up of her short hour of happiness had been too sudden, too abrupt, and too cruelly brought about for a fondly doting, although heroic, woman.
[Footnote 63: They are still credited to Sterne, though with admitted doubt, in Hirsching . It would seem from a letter of Hamann’s that Germany also thrust another work upon Sterne. The letter is directed to Herder: “Ich habe die nichtswürdige Grille gehabt einen unförmlichen Auszug einer englischen Apologie des Rousseau, die den Sterne zum Verfasser haben soll, in die Königsberger Zeitung einflicken zu lassen.” See Hamann’s Schriften, Roth’s edition, III, p.
[Footnote 31: Mendelssohn’s Schriften, edited by Prof. Dr. G.
[Footnote 25: For particulars concerning this parallel formation see Mendelssohn’s Schriften, ed. by G.
Philip leant gloomily against the wall; Krantz, more mercurial, walked up and down three steps each way and turn. "Do you know what I am thinking of?" observed Krantz, after a pause in his walk. "And I was thinking," rejoined Philip, "that I would sooner be here than in company with that wretch Schriften, whose sight is poison to me."
"If a husband will go to sea and leave a handsome wife when he has, as they say, plenty of money to live upon on shore, he! he!" "Yes, indeed, you may well say that," replied Amine. "Better give it up. All folly, all madness eh, captain?" "I must finish this voyage, at all events," replied Philip to Amine, "whatever I may do afterwards. I have suffered much, and so have you, Schriften.
"That's a scurvy trick for an old shipmate," observed the seaman. Schriften made no reply, but catching up the other letters which Philip had laid down on the capstan, he hurled them after the first. The strange seaman shed tears, and walked again to the side.
"I was thrown up by the waves," replied Philip; "but " "But," interrupted Schriften, "he! he! the waves ought not to have thrown me up." "And why not, pray? I did not say that." "No! but I presume you wish it had been so; but, on the contrary, I escaped in the same way that you did I was thrown up by the waves he! he! but I can't wait here. I have done my bidding."
If I take it not, still it was my destiny." "Well, then, avoid what threatens you." "I fear not, yet do I thank you. Tell me, Schriften, hast thou not thy fate someway interwoven with that of my husband? I feel that thou hast." "Why think you so, lady?" "For many reasons: twice you have summoned him, twice have you been wrecked, and miraculously reappeared and recovered.
But the demand for water became imperious; she seized one of the bottles, and drank. "Yet why should I drink or eat? Why should I wish to preserve life?" She rose, and looked round the horizon "Sky and water, nothing more. Is this the death I am to die the cruel death prophesied by Schriften a lingering death under a burning sun, while my vitals are parched within? Be it so!
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