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So, he kept the child and threw her away.
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You know, a man could do that
in those days.

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They had the power and the freedom.
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And she became the sad Carlotta,
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alone in the great house,
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walking the streets alone,
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her clothes becoming old
and patched and dirty.

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And the mad Carlotta,
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stopping people in the streets to ask,
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''Where is my child?
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''Have you seen my child? ''
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- Poor thing.
- And she died?

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- She died.
- How?

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By her own hand. Hm!
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There are many such stories.
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- Thank you, Mr Leibel.
- You are welcome.

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- I appreciate it.
- You're welcome. Bye.

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Wait a minute.
Goodbye, Pop, thanks a lot.

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- Now then, pay me.
- For what?

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- For bringing you here. Come on, tell.
- There's nothing to tell.

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Tell or you'll be back in that corset.
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Come on, I'll take you home.
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- Here you are.
- You haven't told me everything.

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- I've told you enough.
- Who's the guy, who's the wife?

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- Out! I've got things to do.
- I know...

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- the one that phoned, Elster.
- Out, please?

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The idea is that the beautiful Carlotta
has come back from the dead

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and taken possession of Elster's wife.
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Johnnie, really, come on!
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I'm not telling you what I think
but what he thinks.

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- What do you think?
- Well, I...

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- Is she pretty?
- Carlotta?


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