The Dramatic Works of Gerhart Hauptmann - Volume I by Gerhart Hauptmann
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Oh, what a way of....
LOTH I don't take it ill of him. As I have often been told, I am myself more than half a barbarian when correct manners are concerned. But if I intruded upon you, I.... HELEN Not in the least; oh, not in the least, believe me. [_A pause of constraint._] Indeed, indeed, it is most kind of you to have looked up my brother-in-law. He often complains that ... rather, regrets that the friends of his youth have forgotten him so entirely. LOTH Yes, it just happened so this time. I've always been in Berlin and thereabouts and had no idea what had become of Hoffmann. I haven't been back in Silesia since my student days at Breslau. HELEN And so you came upon him quite by chance. LOTH Yes, quite--and, what is more, in the very spot where I've got to pursue my investigations. |
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