Honor: a Play in Four Acts
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The Herr Councillor — He's sound asleep!
MuHLiNGK. (Kindly) Ah? so much the better!
Don't wake him.
Heinecke. Shut the door !
Prau Heinecke. But didn't he say Heinecke. — If the young Herr Miihlingk came, he said — (He shuts the door quietly) AuGUSTE. (To MiCHALSKi, With gesture of count- ing money) Watch !
MuHLiNGK. (Who has been looking around the room) You seem to be living in a very comfortable place, my good people.
Heinecke. (Deferentially) Would the Herr Councillor be so kind as to sit d...own ?
MtJHLiNGK. Ha I ha ! real silk.
Feau Heinecke. Yes, it is silk.
MtJHLiNGK. A present, perhaps ?
Feau Heinecke. (Hesitatingly) Well, yes, you might say MtJHLiNGK. (Innocently) From my son?
Heinecke. Yes, sir. \ ym .1 .
Feau Heinecke! Sh! { (^^Sether) MtiHLiNGK. (Aside) Eascal! (Aloud) By the way, your good son has not acted in a, very dutiful manner toward mine. Frankly, T expected a little more gratitude. Yoii can tell him that he is dis- HONOR. 73 charged and that I' shall give him until four this afternoon to settle his accounts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Herr Councillor — He's sound asleep!
MuHLiNGK. (Kindly) Ah? so much the better!
Don't wake him.
Heinecke. Shut the door !
Prau Heinecke. But didn't he say Heinecke. — If the young Herr Miihlingk came, he said — (He shuts the door quietly) AuGUSTE. (To MiCHALSKi, With gesture of count- ing money) Watch !
MuHLiNGK. (Who has been looking around the room) You seem to be living in a very comfortable place, my good people.
Heinecke. (Deferentially) Would the Herr Councillor be so kind as to sit d...own ?
MtJHLiNGK. Ha I ha ! real silk.
Feau Heinecke. Yes, it is silk.
MtJHLiNGK. A present, perhaps ?
Feau Heinecke. (Hesitatingly) Well, yes, you might say MtJHLiNGK. (Innocently) From my son?
Heinecke. Yes, sir. \ ym .1 .
Feau Heinecke! Sh! { (^^Sether) MtiHLiNGK. (Aside) Eascal! (Aloud) By the way, your good son has not acted in a, very dutiful manner toward mine. Frankly, T expected a little more gratitude. Yoii can tell him that he is dis- HONOR. 73 charged and that I' shall give him until four this afternoon to settle his accounts.
What to read after Honor: a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sudermann, Hermann, 1857-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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