The Dramatic Works of Gerhart Hauptmann - Volume II by Gerhart Hauptmann
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MRS. HENSCHEL Ah, that's just it. You're your father's daughter. An' your mother wasn't much different neither. You people don't take care o' the business you has! If you'd ha' done so you'd have money out at interest this day. FRANZISKA We're not as stingy as you, that's all. MRS. HENSCHEL I'm not stingy. But you got to keep your substance together. FRANZISKA People say you're stingy, though! MRS. HENSCHEL People c'n be--! An' you too! Hurry now an' get out o' here! I'm sick o' your jabberin' now! An' you don't need to come back here neither! I haven't been longin' for you, exackly! 'Tis best not to see or hear anything o' the whole crowd o' you. FRANZISKA [_Turning once more at the door, with angry malice._] Do you know what else people say? |
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