The Dramatic Works of Gerhart Hauptmann - Volume I by Gerhart Hauptmann
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HELEN
[_White as a sheet, vehemently._] Oh, don't talk nonsense. MRS. KRAUSE Eh, but listen to the impident hussy. You might think she was a princess! You're tryin' to play bein' a grand lady, I s'ppose! That's the way she goes fer her future husband. [_To LOTH, pointing to KAHL._] That's him, you know; they're promised; it's all arranged. HELEN [_Jumping up._] Stop! or ... _Stop_, mother, or I ... MRS. KRAUSE Well, I do declare! Say, Doctor, is that what you call eddication, eh? God knows, I treat her as if she was my own child, but that's a little too much. HOFFMANN [_Soothingly._] Ah, mother, do me the favour.... MRS. KRAUSE No-o! I don't see why. Such a goose like that ... That's an end o' all justice ... such a sl...! |
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