The Dramatic Works of Gerhart Hauptmann - Volume I by Gerhart Hauptmann
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[_HOFFMANN is thirty-three years old, slender, tall, thin. In his dress he affects the latest fashion, his hair is carefully tended; he wears costly rings, diamond-studs in his shirt-front and charms on his watch chain. His hair and moustache are black; the latter is luxurious and is most scrupulously cared for. His face is pointed, bird-like, the expression blurred, the eyes dark, lively, at times restless._ LOTH It's by the merest accident, you know ... HOFFMANN [_Excited._] Nothing pleasanter could have ... Do take your things off, first of all! [_He tries to help him off with his wallet._]--Nothing pleasanter or more unexpected could possibly--[_he has relieved LOTH of his hat and cane and places both on a chair near the door_]--could possibly have happened to me just now--[_coming back_]--no, decidedly, nothing. LOTH [_Taking off his wallet himself._] It's by the merest chance that I've come upon you. [_He places his wallet on the table in the foreground._ HOFFMANN |
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