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The Banished is a Swabian historical tale by Wilhelm Hauff. The Editor feels that he stands very much in the same position as the man who plies at the door of the exhibition of some historical picture or panorama. Marie, whose curiosity was only half satisfied, says she wonders who a handsome young cavalier was and would like very much to know his name.
A man who retraced his steps through the cavern was filled with admiration for the character of his unknown friend. In one exchange, a speaker says they did not always venture to say no, since the Duke's purse had an enormous large hole in it and they had no other means of repairing it than by the sweat of our brow. Many struck work because, said they, the corn which we sow does not grow for our bread, and the wine we make does not flow into our casks.
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- Wilhelm Hauff
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