The Dramatic Works of Gerhart Hauptmann - Volume I by Gerhart Hauptmann
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[_Both withdraw through the middle door._ _HELEN enters. Her handkerchief is pressed to her mouth; she is sobbing, beside herself, and lets herself fall on the sofa in the foreground to the left. After a few moments, HOFFMANN reenters, his hands full of newspapers._ HOFFMANN Why, what is that? Tell me, sister, are things to go on this way much longer? Since I came here not a day has passed on which I haven't seen you cry. HELEN Oh!--what do _you_ know? If you had any sense for such things you'd be surprised that you ever saw me when I didn't cry! HOFFMANN That isn't clear to me. HELEN Oh, but it is to me! HOFFMANN Look here, something must have happened! |
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