The Dramatic Works of Gerhart Hauptmann - Volume II by Gerhart Hauptmann
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page 75 of 573 (13%)
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Well now, to change the subject. [_Half lost in thought he has been
toying with a sprig of ivy. Now he observes this, starts slightly, runs his eyes over the top-hat and HENSCHEL himself and says suddenly:_] This was your wife's birthday, wasn't it? HENSCHEL She'd ha' been thirty-six years old to-day. SIEBENHAAR Is it possible? HENSCHEL Oh, yes, yes. [_Pause._] SIEBENHAAR Henschel, I'd better leave you alone now. But when it's agreeable to you--to-morrow maybe, I'd like to talk over some business with you. HENSCHEL I'd rather you went ahead right now. SIEBENHAAR |
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