The Dramatic Works of Gerhart Hauptmann - Volume I by Gerhart Hauptmann
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Why, he sat near here this morning, under the gateway. LOTH Oh! So he works on the farm here? HELEN He has been with us for years. LOTH Does he limp? HELEN Yes, quite badly, indeed. LOTH Ah--ha! And what was it that happened to his leg? HELEN That's a delicate subject. You have met Mr. Kahl?... But I must tell you this story very softly. [_She draws nearer to LOTH._] His father, you know, was just as silly about hunting as he is. When wandering apprentices came into his yard he shot at them--sometimes only into the air in order to frighten them. He had a violent temper too, and |
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