The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 12 by Various
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MILLER.
Not quite. Down here is still the "Miscellaneous" which Mr. Bellmaus gave the type-setters. BOLZ. Let us have it! [_Reads in the newspaper._] "Washing stolen from the yard"--"Triplets born"--"Concert"--"Concert"--"Meeting of an Association"--"Theatre"--all in order--"Newly invented engine"--"The great sea-serpent spied." [_Jumping up._] What the deuce is this? Is he bringing up the old sea-serpent again? It ought to be cooked into a jelly for him, and he be made to eat it cold. [_Hurries to the door on the right._] Bellmaus, monster, come out! _Enter_ BELLMAUS. BELLMAUS (_from the right, pen in hand_). |
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