The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 12 by Various
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Correct! But which one? That's the question.
BOLZ. Which do you think it will be? KORB. Well, that is difficult to say. There is this Mr. von Senden who is now living in town. If any one has a chance it is probably he. He fusses about us like a weasel. Just as I was leaving he sent to the house a whole dozen of admission cards to the great fĂȘte at the club. It must be the sort of club where the upper classes go arm-in-arm with the townspeople. BOLZ. Yes, it is a political society of which Senden is a director. It is casting out a great net for voters. And the Colonel and the ladies are going? KORB. I hear they are. I, too, received a card. BOLZ (_to himself_). Has it come to this? Poor Oldendorf!--And Adelaide at the club fĂȘte of Mr. von Senden! |
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