The Dramatic Works of Gerhart Hauptmann - Volume II by Gerhart Hauptmann
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of the oven stand a clothes press and a chest of drawers--old
fashioned, gaily coloured, Silesian pieces of furniture. Through the open door in the rear wall one looks out upon a dark, broad, underground corridor which ends in a glass door with manicoloured panes. Behind this door wooden steps lead upward. These stairs are always illuminated by a jet of gas so that the panes of the door shine brightly. It is in the middle of February; the weather without is stormy._ _FRANZ, a young fellow in sober coachman's livery, ready to drive out, looks in._ FRANZ Hanne! HANNE Eh? FRANZ Is the missis asleep? HANNE What d'you suppose? Don't make so much noise! FRANZ |
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