The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 12 by Various
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tomorrow. What do you think? [_Converses with him in a low tone_.]
ADELAIDE. His spirits are running away with him! SENDEN. He is unbearable! I see that you are as indignant as I am. He snatches away our people; it can no longer be endured. BOLZ (_who had gone the rounds of table, returning and standing in front of_ MRS. PIEPENBRINK). It really isn't right to let it stop here. Mr. Piepenbrink, head of the house, I appeal to you, I ask your permission--hand or mouth? ADELAIDE (_horrified, on the right toward the front_). He is actually kissing her! PIEPENBRINK. Sail in, old man, courage! MRS. PIEPENBRINK. Piepenbrink, I no longer know you! ADELAIDE (_at the moment when_ BOLZ _is about to kiss_ MRS. PIEPENBRINK _crosses the stage, passing them casually, as it were, and holds her bouquet between_ BOLZ _and_ MRS. PIEPENBRINK. _In a low tone, quickly to_ BOLZ). You're going too far! You are being watched! [_Passes to the rear on the left, and exit_.] BOLZ. A fairy interferes! SENDEN _(who has already been haranguing some of the other guests, including_ BLUMENBERG, _noisily pushes forward at this moment--to |
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