WEHRHAHN
You will kindly omit remarks of that nature.
KRUEGER
I'll say that again. The man is a swindler.
WEHRHAHN
[As though he had not heard, to WULKOW.] Well, what is it? I'll get rid of you first. The records, Glasenapp!—Wait, though! I'll relieve myself of this business first. [To KRUEGER.] I will first attend to your affair.
KRUEGER
Yes, I must ask you very insistently to do so.
WEHRHAHN
Suppose we leave that "insistently" quite out of consideration. What request have you to make?