The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 12 by Various
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innocent as possible. Above all, don't let me see you get into a row,
and if you meet this Tybaldus Senden be so good as to run round the corner. [_The procession is seen marching through the rear halls_.] You, Romeo Bellmaus, look out for the little women. I see more fluttering curls and waving kerchiefs there than are good for your peace of mind. KÄMPE. I bet a bottle of champagne that if one of us gets into a row it will be you. BOLZ. Possibly. But I promise you that you shall surely come in for your share of it. Now listen to my plan of operations. You Kämpe--[_Enter_ SCHMOCK.] Stop! Who is that? Thunder! The factotum of the _Coriolanus_! Our _incognito_ has not lasted long. SCHMOCK (_even before the last remark, has been seen looking in at the door, coming forward_). I wish you good evening, Mr. Bolz. BOLZ. I wish you the same and of even better quality, Mr. Schmock. SCHMOCK. Might I have a couple of words with you? BOLZ. A couple? Don't ask for too few, noble armor-bearer of the _Coriolanus_! A couple of dozen words you shall have, but no more. SCHMOCK. Could you not employ me on your paper. |
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