Friedrich Schiller: Tag wird es auf die dickste Nacht, und, kommt Die Zeit, so reifen auch die spät'sten Früchte. Day follows on the murkies

Tag wird es auf die dickste Nacht, und, kommt Die Zeit, so reifen auch die spät' — Friedrich Schiller

Tag wird es auf die dickste Nacht, und, kommt Die Zeit, so reifen auch die spät'sten Früchte. Day follows on the murkiest night, and, when the time comes, the latest fruits will ripen.

Friedrich Schiller

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