Hart of Rodgers and Hart

Usage examples of lorenz.

Housekeeper, handyman, messenger, cellarer, paragon of trust and loyalty: Lorenz Beildeck stayed with me till he died.

On his departing, I summoned Lorenz, my servant, and told him what secret task to perform.

This Lorenz did without discovery, before giving me back the key, which I returned to Andreas Heilmann.

When I then asked Lorenz to break up and make a bonfire of the press, he was surprised, and demanded why, the work having cost us dear in time and gulden.

He even harangued my servant Lorenz, to make him reveal how he had spirited away the press and type.

When Lorenz and I boxed up the type and hand-moulds, it was to this place we had them shipped and drayed ahead.

But Lorenz saw, and asked was I feeling tired and wrought, as one might a man sickening with the plague.

On the ground floor from which Lorenz and my visitor were presently clumping their way upward I had sited the press.

And though the man shown in by Lorenz was far from a pretty sight, there seemed nothing ominous about him.

A sharp look passed from me to Lorenz, who was better at running errands than delivering names.

While he took a seat, Lorenz fetched a jug from the cellar, my own being just drained and the cellar amply stocked since my arrival.

Until today, only three among you have known this: Heinrich Keffer and Berthold Ruppel, who have been working with me several years, and my servant Lorenz Beildeck, who goes back to my youth.

But he was, he did as Lorenz told me, scuttling straight from court and bursting in.

In my hands, at the workbench, as I sat listening to Lorenz narrate my downfall, I held a hand-mould.

It was still open to me to appeal, by attending the next week, and Lorenz urged it, but I would not thus abase myself.