The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 12 by Various
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IDA. One shall be called after your favorite writer, "Boz." COLONEL. Splendid! And it must be a really fine one, this yellow one here with violet points. And the third one--how shall we christen that? IDA (_stretching out her hand entreatingly to her father_). "Edward Oldendorf." COLONEL. What! The professor? The editor? Oh no, that will not do! It was bad enough for him to take over the paper; but that he now has allowed himself to be led by his party into running for Parliament--that I can never forgive him. IDA. Here he comes himself. COLONEL (_aside_). It used to be a pleasure to me to hear his footstep; now I can hardly keep from being rude when I see him. |
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