The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 12 by Various
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BLUMENBERG.
And here-- COLONEL. "One may be in doubt as to whether the naïveté of the contributor is comical or tragical, but at all events he has no right to join in the discussion"--[_Throwing down the paper._] Oh, that is contemptible! It is a low trick! _Enter_ IDA _and_ OLDENDORF _from the garden._ SENDEN (_aside_). Now comes the cloud-burst! COLONEL. Professor, your newspaper is making progress. To bad principles is now added something else--baseness. IDA (_frightened_). Father! OLDENDORF (_coming forward_). Colonel, how can you justify this insulting expression? |
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