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`` We have done no harm to the Poles ; we have afforded them a refuge against you whenever they required it . The Poles are not our enemies ; the Poles will not pillage Frankfort . '' `` That is just what we are going to see , '' said the general , stamping his foot with one of those oaths of which the Prussians enjoy the monopoly . `` I do n't care a damn if I am called a second Duke of Alva , and I warn you that if at six o'clock to-day the money is not paid , you will be arrested to-morrow and thrown into a dungeon , which you will leave only when the last thaler of the 7,747,008 florins is paid . '' `` We know your first minister 's maxim , ` Might is right . ' Dispose of us as you wish , '' answered Fellner . `` At five o'clock , the men whom I shall order to receive the seven million florins will be at the door of the bank , in readiness to transport the money to my headquarters . ''