The Dramatic Works of Gerhart Hauptmann - Volume II by Gerhart Hauptmann
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That's the best way. I does that way myself. There's little that folks
hasn't said about me some time ... In Altwasser they says I steals pigeons. A little dog ran after me ... o' course, they said I stole it. HANNE Well now, if you got anythin' to say to me, go ahead an' don't waste words. FABIG Now you see, there you are. That's what I always says too. People talks a good deal more'n they ought to. They has a few rags to sell an' they talks an' talks as if it was an estate. But I'll say just as little as possible. What I wants to tell you about, young woman--now don't fly up: the word just slipped out!--I meant to say: lass--what I wants to tell you about is your daughter. HANNE [_Violently._] I has no daughter, if you want to know it. The girl that father is takin' care of, is my sister's child. FABIG Well now, that's different, that is. We've all been thinkin' the girl was yours. Where is your sister? HANNE |
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