The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 12 by Various
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I don't think I am. What, Mr. Conrad Bolz! Is that your reputation among people! You live an irregular life? You have loose morals? You are an evil genius?-- _Enter_ KORB. KORB (_through the centre door with a package_). Where shall I put the account-books and the papers, Miss Adelaide? ADELAIDE. In my apartment. Tell me, dear Korb, did you find your room here in order? KORB. In the finest order. The servant has given me two wax candles; it is pure extravagance. ADELAIDE. You need not touch a pen for me this whole day. I want you to see the town and look up your acquaintances. You have acquaintances here, I suppose? KORB. Not very many. It is more than a year since I was last here. |
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