LEUTNER.
As soon as any more of that nonsense occurs, for my part at least, I'll begin to stamp.
WIESENER (to his neighbor).
I like the play now.
NEIGHBOR.
Very fine, indeed, very fine; a great man, the author; he has imitated the Magic Flute well.
WIESENER.
I liked the hussars particularly well; people seldom take the risk of bringing horses on the stage—and why not? They often have more sense than human beings. I would rather see a good horse than many a human being in the more modern plays.
NEIGHBOR.
The Moors in Kotzebue—a horse is after all nothing but another kind of Moor.