The Dramatic Works of Gerhart Hauptmann - Volume I by Gerhart Hauptmann
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HELEN Oh, but you are, you are ... Now I know you thoroughly! Oh, I've felt it dimly before. But now I am certain. HOFFMANN [_Surprised, put out of countenance._] What? Helen ... you're unique--really. HELEN Now I know that you're not by one hair's breadth better ... indeed, you're much worse--the worst of them all here! HOFFMANN [_Arises. With assumed coldness._] D'you know, your behaviour to-day is really quite peculiar. HELEN [_Approaches him._] You have just one end in view. [_Almost whispering._] But you have very different weapons from father and from my stepmother, or from my excellent betrothed--oh, quite different. They are all lambs, all of them, compared to you. Now, now, suddenly, that has become clear as day to me. HOFFMANN |
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