The Rosenhagens a Drama in Three Acts
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) Karl Egon (starting up). Surely not by Voss? What did he look like?
Fritz. Well, without a beard, with bushy white eyebrows. A regu- lar Isengrim ! That's the way I imagine Cato the Elder, or some one of that type looked.
Karl Egon (excited). That is Voss! No question about it! That is Voss! Another one of his fine tricks! (He goes to and fro violently. ) Hermine (scornfully). Pleasant neighborhood, that you have here.
Madam Rosenhagen. Oh, that has been going on for sixty years! That's all t...hat I am accustomed to any more.
Karl Egon (goes to and fro). But I am not in a temper to take that any longer. That state of affairs must come to an end. (He controls 52 THE ROSENHAGENS himself, and approaches again. } Tell me, what meadow was that? Surely not that one out there.
Fritz. That may be very well. But farther over that way I (Points toward the right}. Not far from the next farmhouse.
Karl Egon (with suppressed anger}. Yes, yes, quite right. That is Voss's meadow land! Voss's meadow land!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Karl Egon (starting up). Surely not by Voss? What did he look like?
Fritz. Well, without a beard, with bushy white eyebrows. A regu- lar Isengrim ! That's the way I imagine Cato the Elder, or some one of that type looked.
Karl Egon (excited). That is Voss! No question about it! That is Voss! Another one of his fine tricks! (He goes to and fro violently. ) Hermine (scornfully). Pleasant neighborhood, that you have here.
Madam Rosenhagen. Oh, that has been going on for sixty years! That's all t...hat I am accustomed to any more.
Karl Egon (goes to and fro). But I am not in a temper to take that any longer. That state of affairs must come to an end. (He controls 52 THE ROSENHAGENS himself, and approaches again. } Tell me, what meadow was that? Surely not that one out there.
Fritz. That may be very well. But farther over that way I (Points toward the right}. Not far from the next farmhouse.
Karl Egon (with suppressed anger}. Yes, yes, quite right. That is Voss's meadow land! Voss's meadow land!
What to read after The Rosenhagens a Drama in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Halbe to read onlineMoreLess
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