The Dramatic Works of Gerhart Hauptmann - Volume I by Gerhart Hauptmann
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I think ill of no one. HELEN Oh, you can't make me believe that--ever! LOTH But what occasion have I given, you to make you ... HELEN [_Almost in tears._] Oh, don't talk. You despise us; you may be sure that you do. Why, how can you help despising us--[_tearfully_]--even my brother-in-law, even me. Indeed, me above all, and you have--oh, you have truly good reasons for it! [_She quickly turns her back to LOTH, no longer able to master her emotion, and disappears through the orchard into the background. LOTH passes through the little gate and follows her slowly._ MRS. KRAUSE [_In morning costume, ridiculously over-dressed, comes out of the house. Her face is crimson with rage. She screams._] The low-lived hussy! Marie! Marie!! Under my roof! Out with the brazen hussy! [_She runs across the yard and disappears in the stable. MRS. SPILLER appears in the house-door; she is crocheting. From within the stable |
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