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Synopsis.
ACT I.—Dining Room at Fritz Sommer’s Apartment.
ACT II.—Living Room at Weiring’s Home.
ACT III.—Same as Act II.
* N. B.—There is a supposed lapse of 20 hours between Acts I. and II.
Between Acts II. and III. two days are supposed to elapse.
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