The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 12 by Various
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its wine from him. That's his very reason for coming.
PIEPENBRINK. They don't seem to be thirsty; they are not drinking. BOLZ (_tastes it; aloud_). Not bad! PIEPENBRINK (_ironically_). Indeed? BOLZ (_takes another sip_). A good, pure wine. PIEPENBRINK (_relieved_). The fellow's judgment is not so bad. BOLZ. But it does not compare with a similar wine that I recently drank at a friend's house. PIEPENBRINK. Indeed? BOLZ. I learned then that there is only one man in town from whom a sensible wine-drinker should take his red wine. KÄMPE. And that is? PIEPENBRINK (_ironically_). I really should like to know. BOLZ. It's a certain Piepenbrink. PIEPENBRINK (_nodding his head contentedly_). Good! KÄMPE. Yes, it is well known to be a very reliable firm. |
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