The Dramatic Works of Gerhart Hauptmann - Volume I by Gerhart Hauptmann
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is obviously hard put to it to restrain his laughter concerning
something that seems to furnish him immense inner amusement. HELEN observes KAHL with burning eyes and her threatening glance has repeatedly restrained him from saying something that is clearly on the tip of his tongue. LOTH, peeling an apple with a good deal of equanimity, has taken no notice of all this._ LOTH What is more, you seem to be rather blessed with that sort of thing hereabouts. HOFFMANN [_Almost beside himself._] Why? How? Blessed with what? LOTH With drunkards, of course. HOFFMANN H-m! Do you think so ... ah ... yes ... I dare say--the miners.... LOTH Not only the miners. Here, in the inn, where I stopped before I came to you, there sat a fellow, for instance, this way. [_He rests both elbows on the table, supports his head, with his |
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