The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 12 by Various
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[_They sit down_.] Now we alternate! Waiter! [_Waiter comes to him_.] Two bottles of this! PIEPENBRINK. Hold on! You won't find that wine here. I brought my own kind. You're to drink with me. BOLZ. But Mr. Piepenbrink---- PIEPENBRINK. No remonstrances! You drink with me. And when I ask any one to drink with me, Sir, I don't mean to sip, as women do, but to drink out and fill up. You must make up your mind to that. BOLZ. Well, I am content. We as gratefully accept your hospitality as it is heartily offered. But you must then let me have my revenge. Next Sunday you are all to be my guests, will you? Say yes, my kind host! Punctually at seven, informal supper. I am single, so it will be in a quiet, respectable hotel. Give your consent, my dear Madam. Shake hands on it, Mr. Piepenbrink.--You, too, Mr. Kleinmichel and Mr. Fritz! [_Holds out his hand to each of them_.] PIEPENBRINK. If my wife is satisfied it will suit me all right. |
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