The Dramatic Works of Gerhart Hauptmann - Volume I by Gerhart Hauptmann
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HOFFMANN [_With cold cynicism._] Do you suppose that I'm so greatly concerned to know that? [_He presses the electric button._] And, anyhow, I hear him coming in. LOTH _enters._ HOFFMANN Hallo! Did you sleep well, old man? LOTH Well, but not long. Tell me this, though: I saw a gentleman leaving the house a while ago. HOFFMANN Probably the doctor. He was here a while ago. I told you about him, didn't I?--this queer mixture of hardness and sentimentality. _HELEN gives instructions to EDWARD, who has just entered. He leaves and returns shortly, serving tea and coffee._ LOTH This mixture, as you call him, happened to resemble an old friend of my student days most remarkably. In fact, I could have taken my oath that it |
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